Myanmar
Root Zone Label Generation Rules, 6th Edition Current
Summary
| Version | 6 — Root Zone LGR for the Myanmar Script |
|---|---|
| Date | |
| Tag |
und-Mymr (Myanmar)
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| Unicode | 16.0.0 |
| Scope | DNS root zone |
| Source file | rz-lgr-6-myanmar-script-23sep25-en.xml (67.6kb) |
Description
Root Zone Label Generation Rules for the Myanmar script
Overview
This file contains a set of Label Generation Rules (LGR) for the Myanmar script for the Root Zone. For more details on this LGR and additional background on the script, see “Proposal for a Myanmar Script Root Zone Label Generation Rule-Set (LGR)”; [Proposal-Myanmar]. This file is one of a set of LGR files that together form an integrated LGR for the DNS Root Zone [RZ-LGR-6]. The format of this file follows [RFC 7940].
Repertoire
The Root Zone LGR for the Myanmar script lists 163 entries in total; consisting of 98 Myanmar script unique code points and 65 sequences. The code point U+1063 Myanmar Tone Mark Sgaw Karen Hathi is not listed separately, but is available as part of a defined sequence, bringing the total to 99 distinct code points.
The repertoire includes code points used by languages written in Myanmar script that fall within levels 1 to 4 on the [EGIDS] scale, as well as EGIDS 5 languages which have more than 500,000 users are included in the analysis. They are Burmese, Shan, Rakhine, S’gaw Karen, Mon, Pa’O Karen. (See also [Ethnologue].) A non-exhaustive list of languages using each code point can be found in the comments. For more details, see Section 5 “Repertoire” in [Proposal-Myanmar].
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Note: In this document, to avoid confusion, the term ‘Myanmar’ is used for the Myanmar script and the term ‘Burmese’ is used for the Myanmar language.
The repertoire is contained in [MSR-6], which is a subset of [Unicode 16.0.0].
As part of the Root Zone, this LGR includes neither decimal digits nor the HYPHEN-MINUS.
Repertoire Listing: Each code point or range is tagged with the script or scripts with which the code point is used and one or more other character categories. For each repertoire element, one or more references document sufficient justification for inclusion in the repertoire; see the “References” below. For code points that are part of the repertoire, comments identify the languages using the code point along with their [EGIDS] level. For some sequences, a sequence designator is given.
Code points outside the Myanmar script repertoire that are listed in this file are targets for out-of-repertoire variants and are identified by a reflexive (identity) variant of type “out-of-repertoire-var”. They do not form part of the repertoire.
Variants
According to Section 6, “Variants”, in [Proposal-Myanmar], this LGR defines following variants:
In-script variants: Variants are defined based on identical appearance or because they are language-based or otherwise analogues of the same code point or sequence (semantic variants).
Variant Dispositions: The disposition for some variants is “blocked” : only a single version of the label should be in the root-zone at one time, while all other variants are excluded. The disposition for the remaining in-script variants is “allocatable”, allowing more than one variant to be delegated to the same entity. See Section 6.1 in [Proposal-Myanmar].
Variants that have the same meaning, pronunciation and property should not appear both in the same string. Based on the language, only one variant should be chosen and written consistently. The LGR contains rules and other constraints on variants that prohibit arbitrary mixture of variants. See Section 7 in [Proposal-Myanmar].
Some additional code point combinations could create visual variants; however the WLE rules disallow these combinations. They are therefore not normatively defined as variants, but listed in Appendix A of [Proposal-Myanmar].
Cross-script variants:; Some Myanmar characters look the same as characters in Malayalam, Oriya and Georgian scripts. See Section 6.2 in [Proposal-Myanmar].
Additional Variants:This LGR inherits additional blocked cross-script variants by integration; they may not be listed here unless they result in in-script variants. However, for consistency, the variant mappings to ASCII code points are listed in full. See the merged, Common LGR [RZ-LGR-6] for details of all applicable cross-script variants, including any not listed here; always use the Common LGR for determining cross-script collisions of labels.
The specification of variants in the Root Zone LGR follows the guidelines in [RFC 8228].
Character Classes
The syllable principle is at the heart of the Myanmar script writing system. The general order of elements in a syllable is Consonant > (Medials) > Vowels > (Consonant) > Tone. Overall, the Myanmar script is composed of:
- Consonants (c). The following sub-categories of c are also defined:
- c1, U+103F (GREAT SA, theoretical combination of two Myanmar Letter Sa)
- c2, a set of consonants to be combined with S16
- c3, a set of consonants to be combined with S17
- Independent Vowels (iv)
- Dependent Vowels (dv). Some of the dv also categorized to following sub-categories:
- Long Vowel (lv): U+102B, U+102C, U+102E, U+1030, U+1031, U+1032, and U+1036 Anusvara
- Short Vowel (sv): U+102D, U+102F
- Anusvara (a): U+1036
- Shan Vowel (sh_vowel)
- Long Tone (t_short)
- Short Vowel (t_long)
- Killer or Asat (k)
- Virama (virama)
- Medials (m)
- Mon medials (M_mon)
- Shan medial (M_shan)
- Tone mark and Signs:
- Shan Tone (sh_tone)
- Pao Tone (pao_tone)
- Sgaw Tone (skaw_tone)
- Other Various Signs (ov)
Consonants: Consonants usually stay at the head of each syllable. A consonant can be stand-alone or be followed by Medials, Dependent Vowels, other Signs or Tone Mark. A Consonant cannot be between Viramas to prevent the invalid case of c+v+c+v+c. See Section 3.3.1, “The Consonants” in [Proposal-Myanmar].
Independent Vowels: Only Burmese, Mon and Pa’O languages use Independent Vowels. An Independent Vowel can be at any position in a label. See Section 3.3.2, “The Independent Vowels” in [Proposal-Myanmar].
Dependent Vowels: Dependent vowel signs add vowel property to consonants. These signs appear in top/below/left/right positions of a center consonant or consonant+medial. The dotted-circle indicates where the centre character would be. Dependent vowel signs cannot be repeated and Dependent vowels cannot be adjacent to each other unless within sequences defined in Table 8-A. Dependent vowels also cannot be followed by Asat (U+1038) unless within sequences defined in Table 8-A. See Section 3.3.3, “The Diacritic - Dependent Vowels” of [Proposal-Myanmar].
Medials: Medials are used to enhance the sound of Consonants. They are also noted as Dependent Consonants as they need a leading Consonant to attach to. All five languages supported by this LGR use Medials. See Section 3.3.4, “Diacritic - Medials” of [Proposal-Myanmar].
Virama: U+1039 MYANMAR SIGN VIRAMA is used in Burmese and Mon. Virama has two properties, as killer (devowelizer) and joiner of syllable chaining. This virama brings the consonant after it to be rendered below the consonant before. Pattern of syllable chaining : Consonant + Virama + Consonant. However. a repetition of Consonant + Virama + Consonant is not allowed to prevent rendering issues. See Section 3.3.5, “Diacritic - Tone Marks and Other Signs” in [Proposal-Myanmar].
Killer or Asat: U+103A MYANMAR SIGN ASAT is used in all languages. This sign is used to remove the consonant sound of a letter and take only the vowel property to create more vowel sounds out of consonants. Except for defined sequences, Asat cannot follow other Diacritics. See Section 3.3.5, “Diacritic - Tone Marks and Other Signs” in [Proposal-Myanmar].
Long Tone (t_long): U+1038 MYANMAR SIGN VISARGA appears at the end of the syllable. It creates a vowel sound with the higher tone. It follows a Consonant, Medial, Long vowel or the sequence U+102D U+102F. See Section 3.3.5.1, “Burmese Tone Marks and Other Signs” in [Proposal-Myanmar].
Short Tone (t_short): MYANMAR SIGN DOT BELOW (U+1037) appears at the end of the syllable. It creates a vowel sound with the higher tone. It follows a Consonant, Medial, Long vowel or the sequence U+102D U+102F. See Section 3.3.5.1, “Burmese Tone Marks and Other Signs” in [Proposal-Myanmar].
Other classes defined for use in WLE and context rules
- Shan Tone (sh_tone), Shan Vowel (sh_vowel)
- C_103B, a set of consonants that can be followed by medial YA U+103B
- C_103C, a set of consonants that can be followed by medial RA U+103C
- C_103E, a set of consonants that can be followed by medial HA U+103E
- C_n103D, a set of consonants that cannot be followed by medial WA U+103D
- C_mon, a set of Mon consonants that can be followed by Mon Medial U+105E U+105F or U+1060
- C_shan, a set of Mon consonants that can be followed by Shan medial WA U+1082
- CMM1, a set of consonants that can be followed by medial sequence U+103B U+103D
- CMM3, a set of consonants that can be followed by medial sequence U+103C U+103D
- CMM5, a set of consonants that can be followed by medial sequence U+103D U+103E
- cp1002cp1015cp101D, a set of consonants that cannot be followed by vowel AA U+102C
Whole Label Evaluation (WLE) and Context Rules
Default Whole Label Evaluation Rules and Actions
The LGR includes the set of required default WLE rules and actions applicable to the Root Zone and defined in [MSR-6]. They are marked with ⍟. The default prohibition on leading combining marks is equivalent to ensuring that a label only starts with a consonant or independent-vowel. The actions compute a label disposition based on WLE rules or variant mapping types.
Myanmar-specific Rules
There are constraints on the context for many of the character classes in Myanmar. These constraints enforce the syllable structure to the degree needed for stability of rendering (which affects both security and usability) without enforcing other linguistic constraints or spellings. These constraints are implemented via a set of context and whole label rules formulated for LGR specification, as described in Section 7, “Whole Label Evaluation (WLE) Rules” in [Proposal-Myanmar].
The following shorthand names for sequences are used in the description or definition of these rules:
- S11 — Myanmar letter NGA followed by Asat and Virama (Kinzi)
- S12, S14, S15 — long-vowel sequences
- S16, S17 — Asat sequences
- ST4 — a Pa’O Karen tone sequence
- ST1, ST2, ST3 — Sgaw Karen tone sequences
- S_Mon4 — Mon Kinzi
- S_Mon5 - S_Mon16 — Mon dependent vowel sequences
The rules are:
- dv: must follow c or m;
Note dv includes lv, sv, and ov, as well as the starting code point in sequences S12, S13, S14, S15, S18, S19, S20, S_Mon3, S_Mon5, S_Mon6, S_Mon7, S_Mon8, S_Mon9, S_Mon10, S_Mon11, S_Mon12, S_Mon16, S_Sh1, S_Sh2, S_Sh3, S_Sh4, S_Sh5, S_Pao/. - Anusvara: must follow c or m
- Rules for Medials combining with Consonants:
- Rules for Single Medials
- U+103B must follow consonant C_103B
- U+103C must follow consonant C_103C
- U+103E must follow consonant C_103E
- U+103D must follow any consonant except C_n103D
- M_mon must follow C_mon
- M_shan must follow C_shan
- Rules for Combined Medials
- MM1 must follow CMM1
- MM3 must follow CMM3
- MM5 must follow CMM5
- S_Mon13 must follow C_103E
- S_Mon14 must follow C_103E
- S_Mon15 must follow C_103E
- Rules for Single Medials
- U+103F MYANMAR GREAT SAA must follow c or m or dv or U+1023 or U+1025
- (c + k) or (c2 + S16) or (c3 + S17) must follow c or n or dv or ov
- S11 must follow c or m or dv and another c must follow S11
- virama: must be between two c (c+v+c). But c cannot be between v to prevent v+c+v+c
- t_long and t_short: must follow c or m or lv or S12
- sh_tone must follow sh_vowel or (c + k) or s_sh2 or s_sh5
- pao_tone must follow dv or m or k, except U+1037 or U+1038
- ST4 must follow U+1031, U+1032, S12, S14, or S15
- ST1, ST2, ST3 or Sgaw_Tone must follow c or m or dv
- S_Mon4 must follow c or m or dv and another c must follow S_Mon4
- U+102C cannot follow any of the three consonants U+1002, U+1015, U+101D
These rules are implemented as required or prohibited contexts for the respective repertoire elements.
No-Mix Rules
According to Table 10 of [Proposal-Myanmar], there are code points which cannot occur both in the same label. The following WLE rules enforce these constraints:
- no-mix-mm-i-and-mm-ka-v-ka
- no-mix-mm-ha-asat-and-mm-pa-aa-asat
- no-mix-sk-sha-and-mm-ra-mha
- no-mix-mm-kha-and-shan-kha
- no-mix-mm-and-mon — the use of any mon-specific code point requires that all other code points that have a mon-specific equivalent must use that one over the standard Myanmar code point in that label.
These rules are implemented as WLE rules which trigger a corresponding action.
Context rules for Variants
The following prohibited context applies to certain variants:
- followed-by-c-end — a variant relation does not exist between U+1004 and U+105A if followed by a consonant or end of label
In addition to preventing a variant in contexts where the two code point do not look the same, this means that unlike U+1004, U+105A can never inherit a cross-script variant to Latin U+0063, because it only takes on that appearance when followed by some other Myanmar-unique code point.
Myanmar-specific actions
The no-mix rules trigger Myanmar-specific actions that invalidate any original and variant labels not satisfying the constraints. See Section 7, “Whole Label Evaluation (WLE) Rules” in [Proposal-Myanmar].
In addition, to limit the number of allocatable variant labels, further constraints on variants are included. These allow allocatable variant labels to either contain members of Grapheme-set-1 (left column in Table 10) or Grapheme-set-2 (right column in Table 10) but not a mixture of members from both sets. The code points on the left column are either the simpler forms (shorter sequence) or the lower Unicode code point values. The mixture of code points from different sets, however, is possible in the original, applied-for label. See Section 6.1 “In-script Variants” in [Proposal-Myanmar].
Each code point or sequence in grapheme-set 1 has been given the reflexive variant type “r-set1” and each code point or sequence in grapheme-set 2 has been given the reflexive variant of type “r-set2”. (By convention, the prefix “r-” marks a type used in a reflexive variant mapping, that is, it represents an instance of the original code point at that location in a variant label, see Section 5.3.4 in [RFC 7940].)
A variant mapping from a member of grapheme-set 1 to a member of grapheme-set 2 is of type “set1-to- set2”, while the variant type for mapping from grapheme-set 2 to grapheme-set 1 is of type “set2-to-set1”.
Script-specific actions evaluate these variant types to ensure the following constraints:
- blocked — a variant label containing a blocked variant will receive a disposition of “blocked”.
- r-set1 r-set2 — a label containing one or more of these reflexive variant types and no others represents an original label and receives a disposition of “allocatable”.
- r-set1 set2-to-set1 — a label containing one or more of these variant types and no others receives a disposition of “allocatable”.
- r-set2 set1-to-set2 — a label containing one or more of these variant types and no others receives a disposition of “allocatable”.
- set1-to-set2 set2-to-set1 — a label containing a mix of these variant types receives a disposition of “blocked”.
See Section 6.1 “In-script Variants” and Section 7, “Whole Label Evaluation (WLE) Rules” in [Proposal-Myanmar].
Methodology and Contributors
The Root Zone LGR for the Myanmar Script was developed by the Myanmar Generation Panel. For details on methodology and contributors, see Sections 4 and 8 in [Proposal-Myanmar], as well as [RZ-LGR-6-Overview].
References
- [EGIDS]
- Lewis and Simons, “EGIDS: Expanded Graded Intergenerational Disruption Scale,” documented in [SIL-Ethnologue] and summarized here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Expanded_Graded_Intergenerational_Disruption_Scale_(EGIDS)
- [Ethnologue]
- Ethnologue, Myanmar, (Accessed 6 October 2019) https://www.ethnologue.com/country/MM
- [MSR-6]
- Integration Panel, “Maximal Starting Repertoire — MSR-6 Overview and Rationale”, 23 September 2025, https://www.icann.org/en/system/files/files/msr-6-overview-23sep25-en.pdf
- [Proposal-Myanmar]
- Myanmar Generation Panel, “Proposal for a Myanmar Script Root Zone Label Generation Rule-Set (LGR)”, 17 March 2022, https://www.icann.org/en/system/files/files/proposal-myanmar-lgr-17mar22-en.pdf
- [RFC 7940]
- Davies, K. and A. Freytag, “Representing Label Generation Rulesets Using XML”, RFC 7940, August 2016, https://www.rfc-editor.org/info/rfc7940
- [RFC 8228]
- A. Freytag, “Guidance on Designing Label Generation Rulesets (LGRs) Supporting Variant Labels”, RFC 8228, August 2017, https://www.rfc-editor.org/info/rfc8228
- [RZ-LGR-6-Overview]
- Integration Panel, “Root Zone Label Generation Rules (RZ LGR-6): Overview and Summary”, 23 September 2025, https://www.icann.org/sites/default/files/lgr/rz-lgr-6-overview-23sep25-en.pdf
- [RZ-LGR-6]
- Integration Panel, “Root Zone Label Generation Rules (RZ-LGR-6)”, 23 September 2025 (XML), https://www.icann.org/sites/default/files/lgr/rz-lgr-6-common-23sep25-en.xml
non-normative HTML presentation: https://www.icann.org/sites/default/files/lgr/rz-lgr-6-common-23sep25-en.html - [SIL-Ethnologue]
- David M. Eberhard, Gary F. Simons & Charles D. Fennig (eds.). 2021. Ethnologue: Languages of the World, Twenty fourth edition. Dallas, Texas: SIL International. Online version available as https://www.ethnologue.com
- [Unicode 16.0.0]
- The Unicode Consortium. The Unicode Standard, Version 16.0.0, (South San Francisco: The Unicode Consortium, 2024. ISBN 978-1-936213-34-4) https://www.unicode.org/versions/Unicode16.0.0/
For references consulted, particularly in designing the repertoire for the Myanmar script for the Root Zone, please see details in the Table of References below. References [0] and above refer to the Unicode Standard version in which corresponding code points were initially encoded. References [101] and above correspond to a source given in [Proposal-Myanmar] for justifying the inclusion of the corresponding code points. Entries in the table may have multiple source reference values.
For more details for references [101] and up refer to the Table of References below.
Repertoire
| Glyph | Code point | Tags and context | Variants |
|---|---|---|---|
| c | U+0063 LATIN SMALL LETTER C 0 Not part of repertoire |
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င
U+1004
blocked
Cross-script near homoglyph
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| o | U+006F LATIN SMALL LETTER O 0 Not part of repertoire |
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ଠ
U+0B20
blocked
Cross-script near homoglyph
ഠ
U+0D20
blocked
Cross-script near homoglyph
ဝ
U+101D
blocked
Cross-script near homoglyph
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| ଠ | U+0B20 ORIYA LETTER TTHA 0 Not part of repertoire |
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o
U+006F
blocked
Cross-script near homoglyph
ഠ
U+0D20
blocked
Cross-script homoglyph
ဝ
U+101D
blocked
Cross-script homoglyph
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| େ | U+0B47 ORIYA VOWEL SIGN E 0 Not part of repertoire |
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ေ
U+1031
blocked
Cross-script homoglyph
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| ഠ | U+0D20 MALAYALAM LETTER TTHA 0 Not part of repertoire |
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o
U+006F
blocked
Cross-script near homoglyph
ଠ
U+0B20
blocked
Cross-script homoglyph
ဝ
U+101D
blocked
Cross-script homoglyph
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| റ | U+0D31 MALAYALAM LETTER RRA 0 Not part of repertoire |
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ဂ
U+1002
blocked
Cross-script homoglyph
ი
U+10D8
blocked
Cross-script homoglyph
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| က | U+1000 MYANMAR LETTER KA 3 101 103 108 110 Burmese (1), S’gaw Karen (3), Mon (5), Pa’O Karen (5) |
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| က္က | U+1000U+1039U+1000 sequence of 3 MYANMAR LETTER KA + MYANMAR SIGN VIRAMA + MYANMAR LETTER KA SV1, See6.1 |
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ဣ
U+1023
blocked
Myanmar variant
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| ကျွန်ုပ် | U+1000U+103BU+103DU+1014U+103AU+102FU+1015U+103A sequence of 8 MYANMAR LETTER KA + MYANMAR CONSONANT SIGN MEDIAL YA + MYANMAR CONSONANT SIGN MEDIAL WA + MYANMAR LETTER NA + MYANMAR SIGN ASAT + MYANMAR VOWEL SIGN U + MYANMAR LETTER PA + MYANMAR SIGN ASAT SS06, Exception to WLE rule #1 | ||
| ခ | U+1001 MYANMAR LETTER KHA 3 101 103 108 110 Burmese (1), S’gaw Karen (3), Mon (5), Pa’O Karen (5) |
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ၶ
U+1076
set1-to-set2
Myanmar variant; grapheme-set 2
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| ဂ | U+1002 MYANMAR LETTER GA 3 101 103 108 110 Burmese (1), S’gaw Karen (3), Mon (5), Pa’O Karen (5) |
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റ
U+0D31
blocked
Cross-script homoglyph
ი
U+10D8
blocked
Cross-script homoglyph
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| ဃ | U+1003 MYANMAR LETTER GHA 3 101 103 108 110 Burmese (1), S’gaw Karen (3), Mon (5), Pa’O Karen (5) |
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| င | U+1004 MYANMAR LETTER NGA 3 101 105 108 110 Burmese (1), S’gaw Karen (3), Shan (3), Pa’O Karen (5) |
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c
U+0063
blocked
Cross-script near homoglyph
ၚ
U+105A
set1-to-set2
Myanmar variant; grapheme-set 2
|
| င် | U+1004U+103A sequence of 2 MYANMAR LETTER NGA + MYANMAR SIGN ASAT Variant Target |
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င်္
U+1004 + U+103A + U+1039
set1-to-set2
Myanmar variant; grapheme-set 2
ၚ်
U+105A + U+103A
blocked
Myanmar variant
ၚ်္
U+105A + U+103A + U+1039
blocked
Myanmar variant
|
| င်္ | U+1004U+103AU+1039 sequence of 3 MYANMAR LETTER NGA + MYANMAR SIGN ASAT + MYANMAR SIGN VIRAMA S11, WLE rule #6 |
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င်
U+1004 + U+103A
set2-to-set1
Myanmar variant; grapheme-set 1
ၚ်
U+105A + U+103A
blocked
Myanmar variant
ၚ်္
U+105A + U+103A + U+1039
blocked
Myanmar variant
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| ငြှ | U+1004U+103CU+103E sequence of 3 MYANMAR LETTER NGA + MYANMAR CONSONANT SIGN MEDIAL RA + MYANMAR CONSONANT SIGN MEDIAL HA C_MM4, See Appendix B | ||
| စ | U+1005 MYANMAR LETTER CA 3 101 103 108 110 Burmese (1), S’gaw Karen (3), Mon (5), Pa’O Karen (5) |
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| ဆ | U+1006 MYANMAR LETTER CHA 3 101 103 108 110 Burmese (1), S’gaw Karen (3), Mon (5), Pa’O Karen (5) |
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| ဇ | U+1007 MYANMAR LETTER JA 3 101 103 108 Burmese (1), Mon (5), Pa’O Karen (5) |
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| ဈ | U+1008 MYANMAR LETTER JHA 3 101 108 Burmese (1), Pa’O Karen (5) |
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ၛ
U+105B
set1-to-set2
Myanmar variant; grapheme-set 2
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| ဉ | U+1009 MYANMAR LETTER NYA 3 101 103 108 Burmese (1), Mon (5), Pa’O Karen (5) |
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| ည | U+100A MYANMAR LETTER NNYA 3 101 103 108 110 Burmese (1), S’gaw Karen (3), Mon (5), Pa’O Karen (5) |
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| ဋ | U+100B MYANMAR LETTER TTA 3 101 103 108 Burmese (1), Mon (5), Pa’O Karen (5) |
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| ဌ | U+100C MYANMAR LETTER TTHA 3 101 103 108 Burmese (1), Mon (5), Pa’O Karen (5) |
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| ဍ | U+100D MYANMAR LETTER DDA 3 101 103 108 Burmese (1), Mon (5), Pa’O Karen (5) |
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| ဎ | U+100E MYANMAR LETTER DDHA 3 101 103 108 Burmese (1), Mon (5), Pa’O Karen (5) |
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| ဏ | U+100F MYANMAR LETTER NNA 3 101 103 108 Burmese (1), Mon (5), Pa’O Karen (5) |
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| တ | U+1010 MYANMAR LETTER TA 3 101 103 105 108 110 Burmese (1), S’gaw Karen (3), Shan (3), Mon (5), Pa’O Karen (5) |
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თ
U+10D7
blocked
Cross-script homoglyph
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| ထ | U+1011 MYANMAR LETTER THA 3 101 103 105 108 110 Burmese (1), S’gaw Karen (3), Shan (3), Mon (5), Pa’O Karen (5) |
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| ဒ | U+1012 MYANMAR LETTER DA 3 101 103 108 110 Burmese (1), S’gaw Karen (3), Mon (5), Pa’O Karen (5) |
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| ဓ | U+1013 MYANMAR LETTER DHA 3 101 103 108 Burmese (1), Mon (5), Pa’O Karen (5) |
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| န | U+1014 MYANMAR LETTER NA 3 101 103 108 110 Burmese (1), S’gaw Karen (3), Mon (5), Pa’O Karen (5) |
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| နျှ | U+1014U+103BU+103E sequence of 3 MYANMAR LETTER NA + MYANMAR CONSONANT SIGN MEDIAL YA + MYANMAR CONSONANT SIGN MEDIAL HA C_MM2, See Appendix B | ||
| နြှ | U+1014U+103CU+103E sequence of 3 MYANMAR LETTER NA + MYANMAR CONSONANT SIGN MEDIAL RA + MYANMAR CONSONANT SIGN MEDIAL HA C_MM4, See Appendix B | ||
| ပ | U+1015 MYANMAR LETTER PA 3 101 103 105 108 110 Burmese (1), S’gaw Karen (3), Shan (3), Mon (5), Pa’O Karen (5) |
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| ပာ် | U+1015U+102CU+103A sequence of 3 MYANMAR LETTER PA + MYANMAR VOWEL SIGN AA + MYANMAR SIGN ASAT Variant Target |
ဟ်
U+101F + U+103A
blocked
Myanmar variant
|
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| ပ္ပာ | U+1015U+1039U+1015U+102C sequence of 4 MYANMAR LETTER PA + MYANMAR SIGN VIRAMA + MYANMAR LETTER PA + MYANMAR VOWEL SIGN AA SV2,Exception to Rule 14 |
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| ဖ | U+1016 MYANMAR LETTER PHA 3 101 103 108 110 Burmese (1), S’gaw Karen (3), Mon (5), Pa’O Karen (5) |
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| ဗ | U+1017 MYANMAR LETTER BA 3 101 103 108 Burmese (1), Mon (5), Pa’O Karen (5) |
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| ဘ | U+1018 MYANMAR LETTER BHA 3 101 103 108 110 Burmese (1), S’gaw Karen (3), Mon (5), Pa’O Karen (5) |
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| မ | U+1019 MYANMAR LETTER MA 3 101 103 105 108 110 Burmese (1), S’gaw Karen (3), Shan (3), Mon (5), Pa’O Karen (5) |
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| မျှ | U+1019U+103BU+103E sequence of 3 MYANMAR LETTER MA + MYANMAR CONSONANT SIGN MEDIAL YA + MYANMAR CONSONANT SIGN MEDIAL HA C_MM2, See Appendix B | ||
| မြွှ | U+1019U+103CU+103DU+103E sequence of 4 MYANMAR LETTER MA + MYANMAR CONSONANT SIGN MEDIAL RA + MYANMAR CONSONANT SIGN MEDIAL WA + MYANMAR CONSONANT SIGN MEDIAL HA CMMM, See Appendix B | ||
| မြှ | U+1019U+103CU+103E sequence of 3 MYANMAR LETTER MA + MYANMAR CONSONANT SIGN MEDIAL RA + MYANMAR CONSONANT SIGN MEDIAL HA C_MM4, See Appendix B | ||
| ယ | U+101A MYANMAR LETTER YA 3 101 103 105 108 110 Burmese (1), S’gaw Karen (3), Shan (3), Mon (5), Pa’O Karen (5) |
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| ယောက်ျား | U+101AU+1031U+102CU+1000U+103AU+103BU+102CU+1038 sequence of 8 MYANMAR LETTER YA + MYANMAR VOWEL SIGN E + MYANMAR VOWEL SIGN AA + MYANMAR LETTER KA + MYANMAR SIGN ASAT + MYANMAR CONSONANT SIGN MEDIAL YA + MYANMAR VOWEL SIGN AA + MYANMAR SIGN VISARGA SS07, Exception to WLE rule #3 Asat 103A follows Medial 103B | ||
| ယျှ | U+101AU+103BU+103E sequence of 3 MYANMAR LETTER YA + MYANMAR CONSONANT SIGN MEDIAL YA + MYANMAR CONSONANT SIGN MEDIAL HA C_MM2, See Appendix B | ||
| ရ | U+101B MYANMAR LETTER RA 3 101 103 105 108 110 Burmese (1), S’gaw Karen (3), Shan (3), Mon (5), Pa’O Karen (5) |
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| ရှ | U+101BU+103E sequence of 2 MYANMAR LETTER RA + MYANMAR CONSONANT SIGN MEDIAL HA SV3,Section 6.1 |
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U+1061
blocked
Myanmar variant
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| လ | U+101C MYANMAR LETTER LA 3 101 103 105 108 110 Burmese (1), S’gaw Karen (3), Shan (3), Mon (5), Pa’O Karen (5) |
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| လက်ျာ | U+101CU+1000U+103AU+103BU+102C sequence of 5 MYANMAR LETTER LA + MYANMAR LETTER KA + MYANMAR SIGN ASAT + MYANMAR CONSONANT SIGN MEDIAL YA + MYANMAR VOWEL SIGN AA SS08,Exception to WLE rule #3 Asat 103A follows Medial 103B | ||
| လျှ | U+101CU+103BU+103E sequence of 3 MYANMAR LETTER LA + MYANMAR CONSONANT SIGN MEDIAL YA + MYANMAR CONSONANT SIGN MEDIAL HA C_MM2, See Appendix B | ||
| ဝ | U+101D MYANMAR LETTER WA 3 101 103 105 108 110 Burmese (1), S’gaw Karen (3), Shan (3), Mon (5), Pa’O Karen (5) |
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U+006F
blocked
Cross-script near homoglyph
ଠ
U+0B20
blocked
Cross-script homoglyph
ഠ
U+0D20
blocked
Cross-script homoglyph
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| သ | U+101E MYANMAR LETTER SA 3 101 103 105 108 110 Burmese (1), S’gaw Karen (3), Shan (3), Mon (5), Pa’O Karen (5) |
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| သျှ | U+101EU+103BU+103E sequence of 3 MYANMAR LETTER SA + MYANMAR CONSONANT SIGN MEDIAL YA + MYANMAR CONSONANT SIGN MEDIAL HA C_MM2, See Appendix B | ||
| သြန် | U+101EU+103CU+1014U+103A sequence of 4 MYANMAR LETTER SA + MYANMAR CONSONANT SIGN MEDIAL RA + MYANMAR LETTER NA + MYANMAR SIGN ASAT 103 SS10, The only Mon word with U+101E U+103C | ||
| သြႃႇ | U+101EU+103CU+1083U+1087 sequence of 4 MYANMAR LETTER SA + MYANMAR CONSONANT SIGN MEDIAL RA + MYANMAR VOWEL SIGN SHAN AA + MYANMAR SIGN SHAN TONE-2 105 SS09, The only Shan word with U+101E U+103C | ||
| ဟ | U+101F MYANMAR LETTER HA 3 101 103 108 110 Burmese (1), S’gaw Karen (3), Mon (5), Pa’O Karen (5) |
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| ဟ် | U+101FU+103A sequence of 2 MYANMAR LETTER HA + MYANMAR SIGN ASAT Variant Target |
ပာ်
U+1015 + U+102C + U+103A
blocked
Myanmar variant
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| ဠ | U+1020 MYANMAR LETTER LLA 3 101 103 108 Burmese (1), Mon (5), Pa’O Karen (5) |
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| အ | U+1021 MYANMAR LETTER A 3 101 103 108 110 Burmese (1), S’gaw Karen (3), Mon (5), Pa’O Karen (5) |
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| ဢ | U+1022 MYANMAR LETTER SHAN A 9 105 Shan (3) |
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| ဣ | U+1023 MYANMAR LETTER I 3 101 103 Burmese (1), Mon (5) |
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က္က
U+1000 + U+1039 + U+1000
blocked
Myanmar variant
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| ဣဳ | U+1023U+1033 sequence of 2 MYANMAR LETTER I + MYANMAR VOWEL SIGN MON II 103 S_Mon1, Independent vowel sequence for Mon (See 3.3.2.2) | ||
| ဤ | U+1024 MYANMAR LETTER II 3 101 Burmese (1), |
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| ဥ | U+1025 MYANMAR LETTER U 3 101 103 Burmese (1), Mon (5) |
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| ဥု | U+1025U+102F sequence of 2 MYANMAR LETTER U + MYANMAR VOWEL SIGN U 103 S_Mon2,Independent vowel sequence for Mon (See 3.3.2.2) | ||
| ဥုံ | U+1025U+102FU+1036 sequence of 3 MYANMAR LETTER U + MYANMAR VOWEL SIGN U + MYANMAR SIGN ANUSVARA SS01, U+1025 cannot join with other signs | ||
| ဥုး | U+1025U+102FU+1038 sequence of 3 MYANMAR LETTER U + MYANMAR VOWEL SIGN U + MYANMAR SIGN VISARGA SS02, U+1025 cannot join with other signs | ||
| ဦ | U+1026 MYANMAR LETTER UU 3 101 Burmese (1), |
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| ဦး | U+1026U+1038 sequence of 2 MYANMAR LETTER UU + MYANMAR SIGN VISARGA SS03, U+1026 can only join with U+1038, not with other signs | ||
| ဧ | U+1027 MYANMAR LETTER E 3 101 110 Burmese (1), S’gaw Karen (3) |
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| ဨ | U+1028 MYANMAR LETTER MON E 9 103 Mon (5) |
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| ဩ | U+1029 MYANMAR LETTER O 3 101 103 Burmese (1), Mon (5) |
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| ဪ | U+102A MYANMAR LETTER AU 3 101 103 Burmese (1), Mon (5) |
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| ါ | U+102B MYANMAR VOWEL SIGN TALL AA 9 101 103 108 110 Burmese (1), S’gaw Karen (3), Mon (5), Pa’O Karen (5) |
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U+102C
set1-to-set2
Myanmar variant; grapheme-set 2
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| ါံ | U+102BU+1036 sequence of 2 MYANMAR VOWEL SIGN TALL AA + MYANMAR SIGN ANUSVARA 103 S_Mon5, Dependent Vowel Sequence for Mon Language. (See 3.3.3.4) |
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| ာ | U+102C MYANMAR VOWEL SIGN AA 3 101 103 108 Burmese (1), Mon (5), Pa’O Karen (5) |
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U+102B
set2-to-set1
Myanmar variant; grapheme-set 1
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| ာံ | U+102CU+1036 sequence of 2 MYANMAR VOWEL SIGN AA + MYANMAR SIGN ANUSVARA 103 S_Mon6, Dependent Vowel Sequence for Mon Language. (See 3.3.3.4) |
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| ာ် | U+102CU+103A sequence of 2 MYANMAR VOWEL SIGN AA + MYANMAR SIGN ASAT 110 ST2,Used as tone sequence in S’gaw Karen. (See 3.3.5.3) |
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| ိ | U+102D MYANMAR VOWEL SIGN I 3 101 103 105 108 110 Burmese (1), S’gaw Karen (3), Shan (3), Mon (5), Pa’O Karen (5) |
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| ို | U+102DU+102F sequence of 2 MYANMAR VOWEL SIGN I + MYANMAR VOWEL SIGN U S12,long vowel sequence, For WLE Rule #10, #11 |
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| ိုဲ | U+102DU+102FU+1032 sequence of 3 MYANMAR VOWEL SIGN I + MYANMAR VOWEL SIGN U + MYANMAR VOWEL SIGN AI 103 S_Mon7, Dependent Vowel Sequence for Mon Language. (See 3.3.3.4) |
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| ိူ | U+102DU+1030 sequence of 2 MYANMAR VOWEL SIGN I + MYANMAR VOWEL SIGN UU 105 S_Sh3, dependent vowel sequence for Shan . (See 3.3.3.2) |
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| ိံ | U+102DU+1036 sequence of 2 MYANMAR VOWEL SIGN I + MYANMAR SIGN ANUSVARA S18, long vowel sequence |
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| ီ | U+102E MYANMAR VOWEL SIGN II 3 101 105 108 110 Burmese (1), S’gaw Karen (3), Shan (3), Pa’O Karen (5) |
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U+1033
set1-to-set2
Myanmar variant; grapheme-set 2
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| ု | U+102F MYANMAR VOWEL SIGN U 3 101 103 105 108 110 Burmese (1), S’gaw Karen (3), Shan (3), Mon (5), Pa’O Karen (5) |
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| ုဲ | U+102FU+1032 sequence of 2 MYANMAR VOWEL SIGN U + MYANMAR VOWEL SIGN AI 108 S_Pao, dependent vowel sequence for Pa’O Karen; must follow c_pao or m_pao (See 3.3.3.5) |
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| ုံ | U+102FU+1036 sequence of 2 MYANMAR VOWEL SIGN U + MYANMAR SIGN ANUSVARA S13, long vowel sequence for WLE Rule #1, #8, #11 |
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| ူ | U+1030 MYANMAR VOWEL SIGN UU 3 101 103 105 108 110 Burmese (1), S’gaw Karen (3), Shan (3), Mon (5), Pa’O Karen (5) |
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| ေ | U+1031 MYANMAR VOWEL SIGN E 3 101 103 105 108 Burmese (1), Shan (3), Mon (5), Pa’O Karen (5) |
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U+0B47
blocked
Cross-script homoglyph
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| ေါ | U+1031U+102B sequence of 2 MYANMAR VOWEL SIGN E + MYANMAR VOWEL SIGN TALL AA S14, long vowel sequence for WLE Rule #1, #11 |
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| ေါံ | U+1031U+102BU+1036 sequence of 3 MYANMAR VOWEL SIGN E + MYANMAR VOWEL SIGN TALL AA + MYANMAR SIGN ANUSVARA 103 S_Mon8, Dependent Vowel Sequence for Mon Language. (See 3.3.3.4) |
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| ေါ့် | U+1031U+102BU+1037U+103A sequence of 4 MYANMAR VOWEL SIGN E + MYANMAR VOWEL SIGN TALL AA + MYANMAR SIGN DOT BELOW + MYANMAR SIGN ASAT S21 = S14 + S16 | ||
| ေါ် | U+1031U+102BU+103A sequence of 3 MYANMAR VOWEL SIGN E + MYANMAR VOWEL SIGN TALL AA + MYANMAR SIGN ASAT S19, long vowel sequence |
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| ော | U+1031U+102C sequence of 2 MYANMAR VOWEL SIGN E + MYANMAR VOWEL SIGN AA S15, long vowel sequence for WLE Rule #1, #11 |
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| ောံ | U+1031U+102CU+1036 sequence of 3 MYANMAR VOWEL SIGN E + MYANMAR VOWEL SIGN AA + MYANMAR SIGN ANUSVARA 103 S_Mon9, Dependent Vowel Sequence for Mon Language. (See 3.3.3.4) |
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| ော့် | U+1031U+102CU+1037U+103A sequence of 4 MYANMAR VOWEL SIGN E + MYANMAR VOWEL SIGN AA + MYANMAR SIGN DOT BELOW + MYANMAR SIGN ASAT S22 = S15 + S16 | ||
| ော် | U+1031U+102CU+103A sequence of 3 MYANMAR VOWEL SIGN E + MYANMAR VOWEL SIGN AA + MYANMAR SIGN ASAT S20, long vowel sequence |
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| ောှ် | U+1031U+102CU+103EU+103A sequence of 4 MYANMAR VOWEL SIGN E + MYANMAR VOWEL SIGN AA + MYANMAR CONSONANT SIGN MEDIAL HA + MYANMAR SIGN ASAT 103 S_Mon16, Dependent Vowel Sequence for Mon Language. (See 3.3.3.4) |
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| ေဲ | U+1031U+1032 sequence of 2 MYANMAR VOWEL SIGN E + MYANMAR VOWEL SIGN AI 103 S_Mon10, Dependent Vowel Sequence for Mon Language. (See 3.3.3.4) |
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| ေႃ | U+1031U+1083 sequence of 2 MYANMAR VOWEL SIGN E + MYANMAR VOWEL SIGN SHAN AA 105 S_Sh1, dependent vowel sequence for Shan.(See 3.3.3.2) |
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| ေႃ် | U+1031U+1083U+103A sequence of 3 MYANMAR VOWEL SIGN E + MYANMAR VOWEL SIGN SHAN AA + MYANMAR SIGN ASAT 105 S_Sh2, dependent vowel sequence for Shan. (See 3.3.3.2) |
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| ဲ | U+1032 MYANMAR VOWEL SIGN AI 3 101 103 108 110 Burmese (1), S’gaw Karen (3), Mon (5), Pa’O Karen (5) |
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| ဲါ | U+1032U+102B sequence of 2 MYANMAR VOWEL SIGN AI + MYANMAR VOWEL SIGN TALL AA 103 S_Mon11, Dependent Vowel Sequence for Mon Language. (See 3.3.3.4) |
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| ဲာ | U+1032U+102C sequence of 2 MYANMAR VOWEL SIGN AI + MYANMAR VOWEL SIGN AA 103 S_Mon12, Dependent Vowel Sequence for Mon Language. (See 3.3.3.4) |
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| ဳ | U+1033 MYANMAR VOWEL SIGN MON II 9 103 Mon (5) |
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ီ
U+102E
set2-to-set1
Myanmar variant; grapheme-set 1
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| ဴ | U+1034 MYANMAR VOWEL SIGN MON O 9 103 Mon (5) |
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| ဵ | U+1035 MYANMAR VOWEL SIGN E ABOVE 9 105 Shan (3) |
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| ဵု | U+1035U+102F sequence of 2 MYANMAR VOWEL SIGN E ABOVE + MYANMAR VOWEL SIGN U 103 S_Mon3, dependent vowel sequence for Mon. (See 3.3.3.4) |
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| ံ | U+1036 MYANMAR SIGN ANUSVARA 3 101 103 108 110 Burmese (1), S’gaw Karen (3), Mon (5), Pa’O Karen (5) |
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| ့ | U+1037 MYANMAR SIGN DOT BELOW 3 101 108 110 Burmese (1), S’gaw Karen (3), Pa’O Karen (5) |
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| ့် | U+1037U+103A sequence of 2 MYANMAR SIGN DOT BELOW + MYANMAR SIGN ASAT S16, short vowel sequence for WLE Rule #5 |
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| ့ꩻ | U+1037U+AA7B sequence of 2 MYANMAR SIGN DOT BELOW + MYANMAR SIGN PAO KAREN TONE 108 ST4, Used as tone sequence in Pa’O Karen. (See 3.3.5.5) |
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| း | U+1038 MYANMAR SIGN VISARGA 3 101 103 108 110 Burmese (1), S’gaw Karen (3), Mon (5), Pa’O Karen (5) |
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| ္ | U+1039 MYANMAR SIGN VIRAMA 3 101 103 Burmese (1), Mon (5) |
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| ် | U+103A MYANMAR SIGN ASAT 9 101 103 105 108 110 Burmese (1), Shan (3), S’gaw Karen (3), Mon (5), Pa’O Karen (5) |
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| ်း | U+103AU+1038 sequence of 2 MYANMAR SIGN ASAT + MYANMAR SIGN VISARGA S17, long tone sequence, For WLE Rule #5 |
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| ျ | U+103B MYANMAR CONSONANT SIGN MEDIAL YA 9 101 103 108 110 Burmese (1), S’gaw Karen (3), Mon (5), Pa’O Karen (5) |
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| ျွ | U+103BU+103D sequence of 2 MYANMAR CONSONANT SIGN MEDIAL YA + MYANMAR CONSONANT SIGN MEDIAL WA MM1, See Appendix B |
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| ြ | U+103C MYANMAR CONSONANT SIGN MEDIAL RA 9 101 103 108 110 Burmese (1), S’gaw Karen (3), Mon (5), Pa’O Karen (5) |
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| ြွ | U+103CU+103D sequence of 2 MYANMAR CONSONANT SIGN MEDIAL RA + MYANMAR CONSONANT SIGN MEDIAL WA MM3, See Appendix B |
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| ွ | U+103D MYANMAR CONSONANT SIGN MEDIAL WA 9 101 103 108 110 Burmese (1), S’gaw Karen (3), Mon (5), Pa’O Karen (5) |
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| ွှ | U+103DU+103E sequence of 2 MYANMAR CONSONANT SIGN MEDIAL WA + MYANMAR CONSONANT SIGN MEDIAL HA MM5, See Appendix B |
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| ှ | U+103E MYANMAR CONSONANT SIGN MEDIAL HA 9 101 103 110 Burmese (1), S’gaw Karen (3), Mon (5) |
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| ှ် | U+103EU+103A sequence of 2 MYANMAR CONSONANT SIGN MEDIAL HA + MYANMAR SIGN ASAT 103 S_Mon13, Dependent Vowel Sequence for Mon Language. (See 3.3.3.4) |
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| ှ်ေ | U+103EU+103AU+1031 sequence of 3 MYANMAR CONSONANT SIGN MEDIAL HA + MYANMAR SIGN ASAT + MYANMAR VOWEL SIGN E 103 S_Mon14, Dependent Vowel Sequence for Mon Language. (See 3.3.3.4) |
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| ှ်ော | U+103EU+103AU+1031U+102C sequence of 4 MYANMAR CONSONANT SIGN MEDIAL HA + MYANMAR SIGN ASAT + MYANMAR VOWEL SIGN E + MYANMAR VOWEL SIGN AA 103 S_Mon15, Dependent Vowel Sequence for Mon Language. (See 3.3.3.4) |
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| ဿ | U+103F MYANMAR LETTER GREAT SA 9 101 108 Burmese (1) , Pa’O Karen (5) |
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| ၚ | U+105A MYANMAR LETTER MON NGA 9 103 Mon (5) |
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င
U+1004
set2-to-set1
Myanmar variant; grapheme-set 1
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| ၚ် | U+105AU+103A sequence of 2 MYANMAR LETTER MON NGA + MYANMAR SIGN ASAT |
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င်
U+1004 + U+103A
blocked
Myanmar variant
င်္
U+1004 + U+103A + U+1039
blocked
Myanmar variant
ၚ်္
U+105A + U+103A + U+1039
set1-to-set2
Myanmar variant; grapheme-set 2
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| ၚ်္ | U+105AU+103AU+1039 sequence of 3 MYANMAR LETTER MON NGA + MYANMAR SIGN ASAT + MYANMAR SIGN VIRAMA 103 S_Mon4, Mon Kinzi (See 3.3.5.4) |
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င်
U+1004 + U+103A
blocked
Myanmar variant
င်္
U+1004 + U+103A + U+1039
blocked
Myanmar variant
ၚ်
U+105A + U+103A
set2-to-set1
Myanmar variant; grapheme-set 1
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| ၛ | U+105B MYANMAR LETTER MON JHA 9 103 Mon (5) |
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ဈ
U+1008
set2-to-set1
Myanmar variant; grapheme-set 1
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| ၜ | U+105C MYANMAR LETTER MON BBA 9 103 Mon (5) |
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| ၝ | U+105D MYANMAR LETTER MON BBE 9 103 Mon (5) |
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| ၞ | U+105E MYANMAR CONSONANT SIGN MON MEDIAL NA 9 103 Mon (5) |
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| ၟ | U+105F MYANMAR CONSONANT SIGN MON MEDIAL MA 9 103 Mon (5) |
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| ၠ | U+1060 MYANMAR CONSONANT SIGN MON MEDIAL LA 9 103 110 S’gaw Karen (3), Mon (5) |
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| ၡ | U+1061 MYANMAR LETTER SGAW KAREN SHA 9 110 S’gaw Karen (3) |
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ရှ
U+101B + U+103E
blocked
Myanmar variant
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| ၢ | U+1062 MYANMAR VOWEL SIGN SGAW KAREN EU 9 105 110 S’gaw Karen (3), Shan (3) |
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| ၢ် | U+1062U+103A sequence of 2 MYANMAR VOWEL SIGN SGAW KAREN EU + MYANMAR SIGN ASAT 110 ST1, Used as tone sequence in S’gaw Karen. (See 3.3.5.3) |
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| ၢႆ | U+1062U+1086 sequence of 2 MYANMAR VOWEL SIGN SGAW KAREN EU + MYANMAR VOWEL SIGN SHAN FINAL Y 105 S_Sh4, dependent vowel sequence for Shan. (See 3.3.3.2) |
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| ၣ် | U+1063U+103A sequence of 2 MYANMAR TONE MARK SGAW KAREN HATHI + MYANMAR SIGN ASAT 110 ST3, Used as tone sequence in S’gaw Karen. (See 3.3.5.3) |
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| ၤ | U+1064 MYANMAR TONE MARK SGAW KAREN KE PHO 9 110 S’gaw Karen (3) |
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| ၵ | U+1075 MYANMAR LETTER SHAN KA 9 105 Shan (3) |
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| ၶ | U+1076 MYANMAR LETTER SHAN KHA 9 105 Shan (3) |
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ခ
U+1001
set2-to-set1
Myanmar variant; grapheme-set 1
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| ၷ | U+1077 MYANMAR LETTER SHAN GA 9 105 Shan (3) |
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| ၸ | U+1078 MYANMAR LETTER SHAN CA 9 105 Shan (3) |
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| ၹ | U+1079 MYANMAR LETTER SHAN ZA 9 105 Shan (3) |
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| ၺ | U+107A MYANMAR LETTER SHAN NYA 9 105 Shan (3) |
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| ၻ | U+107B MYANMAR LETTER SHAN DA 9 105 Shan (3) |
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| ၼ | U+107C MYANMAR LETTER SHAN NA 9 105 Shan (3) |
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| ၽ | U+107D MYANMAR LETTER SHAN PHA 9 105 Shan (3) |
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| ၾ | U+107E MYANMAR LETTER SHAN FA 9 105 Shan (3) |
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| ၿ | U+107F MYANMAR LETTER SHAN BA 9 105 Shan (3) |
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| ႀ | U+1080 MYANMAR LETTER SHAN THA 9 105 Shan (3) |
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| ႁ | U+1081 MYANMAR LETTER SHAN HA 9 105 Shan (3) |
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| ႂ | U+1082 MYANMAR CONSONANT SIGN SHAN MEDIAL WA 9 105 Shan (3) |
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| ႂ် | U+1082U+103A sequence of 2 MYANMAR CONSONANT SIGN SHAN MEDIAL WA + MYANMAR SIGN ASAT S_Sh5, dependent vowel sequence for Shan. (See 3.3.3.2) |
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| ႃ | U+1083 MYANMAR VOWEL SIGN SHAN AA 9 105 Shan (3) |
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| ႄ | U+1084 MYANMAR VOWEL SIGN SHAN E 9 105 Shan (3) |
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| ႅ | U+1085 MYANMAR VOWEL SIGN SHAN E ABOVE 9 105 Shan (3) |
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| ႆ | U+1086 MYANMAR VOWEL SIGN SHAN FINAL Y 9 105 Shan (3) |
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| ႇ | U+1087 MYANMAR SIGN SHAN TONE-2 9 105 Shan (3) |
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| ႈ | U+1088 MYANMAR SIGN SHAN TONE-3 9 105 Shan (3) |
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| ႉ | U+1089 MYANMAR SIGN SHAN TONE-5 9 105 Shan (3) |
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| ႊ | U+108A MYANMAR SIGN SHAN TONE-6 9 105 Shan (3) |
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| ႏ | U+108F MYANMAR SIGN RUMAI PALAUNG TONE-5 9 108 Pa’O Karen (5) |
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| თ | U+10D7 GEORGIAN LETTER TAN 0 Not part of repertoire |
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တ
U+1010
blocked
Cross-script homoglyph
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| ი | U+10D8 GEORGIAN LETTER IN 0 Not part of repertoire |
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റ
U+0D31
blocked
Cross-script homoglyph
ဂ
U+1002
blocked
Cross-script homoglyph
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| ꩻ | U+AA7B MYANMAR SIGN PAO KAREN TONE 10 108 Pa’O Karen (5) |
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Variants
Code points grouped into sets of mutual variants. Every member of a set produces the same set of variant labels, so a registration of one has implications for all the others. Sets of a single member are omitted, as are the identity mappings RFC 7940 requires each member to declare.
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Source Direction Target Disposition Ref Comment o U+006F ↔ ଠ U+0B20 blocked Cross-script near homoglyph o U+006F ↔ ഠ U+0D20 blocked Cross-script near homoglyph o U+006F ↔ ဝ U+101D blocked Cross-script near homoglyph ଠ U+0B20 ↔ ഠ U+0D20 blocked Cross-script homoglyph ଠ U+0B20 ↔ ဝ U+101D blocked Cross-script homoglyph ഠ U+0D20 ↔ ဝ U+101D blocked Cross-script homoglyph ↔ declared both ways ⇆ both ways, different disposition each way → one direction only
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င်င်္ၚ်ၚ်္
Source Direction Target Disposition Ref Comment င် U+1004 + U+103A ⇆ င်္ U+1004 + U+103A + U+1039 → set1-to-set2 ← set2-to-set1 Myanmar variant; grapheme-set 2 င် U+1004 + U+103A ↔ ၚ် U+105A + U+103A blocked Myanmar variant င် U+1004 + U+103A ↔ ၚ်္ U+105A + U+103A + U+1039 blocked Myanmar variant င်္ U+1004 + U+103A + U+1039 ↔ ၚ် U+105A + U+103A blocked Myanmar variant င်္ U+1004 + U+103A + U+1039 ↔ ၚ်္ U+105A + U+103A + U+1039 blocked Myanmar variant ၚ် U+105A + U+103A ⇆ ၚ်္ U+105A + U+103A + U+1039 → set1-to-set2 ← set2-to-set1 Myanmar variant; grapheme-set 2 ↔ declared both ways ⇆ both ways, different disposition each way → one direction only
-
က္ကဣ
Source Direction Target Disposition Ref Comment က္က U+1000 + U+1039 + U+1000 ↔ ဣ U+1023 blocked Myanmar variant ↔ declared both ways ⇆ both ways, different disposition each way → one direction only
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ပာ်ဟ်
Source Direction Target Disposition Ref Comment ပာ် U+1015 + U+102C + U+103A ↔ ဟ် U+101F + U+103A blocked Myanmar variant ↔ declared both ways ⇆ both ways, different disposition each way → one direction only
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ရှၡ
Source Direction Target Disposition Ref Comment ရှ U+101B + U+103E ↔ ၡ U+1061 blocked Myanmar variant ↔ declared both ways ⇆ both ways, different disposition each way → one direction only
Character classes
Named sets of code points that the rules below refer to.
| Name | Definition |
|---|---|
c |
{tag c}
Any Myanmar consonant
|
dv |
{tag dv}
Any Myanmar dependent vowel
|
m |
{tag m}
Any Myanmar medial
|
ov |
{tag ov}
Any Myanmar other vowel sign
|
c2 |
{tag c2}
Consonants that may precede S16
|
c3 |
{tag c3}
Consonants that may precede S17
|
lv |
{tag lv}
Long Vowel: tall AA, AA, II, UU, E, AI and Anusvara
|
sh_vowel |
{tag sh_vowel}
Shan vowel
|
k |
{tag k}
The Myanmar Asat (killer)
|
virama |
{tag virama}
The Myanmar Virama
|
C_103B |
{tag C_103B}
Consonants that can be followed by U+103B
|
C_103C |
{tag C_103C}
Consonants that can be followed by U+103C
|
C_103E |
{tag C_103E}
Consonants that can be followed by U+103E
|
C_n103D |
{tag C_n103D}
Consonants that cannot be followed by U+103D
|
C_mon |
{tag C_mon}
Mon Consonants
|
C_shan |
{tag C_shan}
Shan Consonants
|
CMM1 |
{tag CMM1}
Consonants that can be followed by medial sequence U+103B U+103D
|
CMM3 |
{tag CMM3}
Consonants that can be followed by medial sequence U+103C U+103D
|
CMM5 |
{tag CMM5}
Consonants that can be followed by medial sequence U+103D U+103E
|
beforePaoTone-set |
({dv} ∪ {m} ∪ {k})
Code points that can be followed by Pao tone (Union of dc, m and k)
|
Rules
Conditions evaluated against a whole label, or against the context around a
single code point. The notation borrows from regular expressions:
^ and $ anchor to the start and end of a label,
. matches any code point, (?= ) and
(?<= ) look ahead and behind, and * and
+ repeat. Two symbols are specific to rulesets:
◆ is the code point being tested, and
⟨name⟩ refers to another rule.
leading-combining-mark MSR default
Default WLE rule matching labels with leading combining marks
^ ({gc:Mn} ∪ {gc:Mc})
Structure
-
^start -
({gc:Mn} ∪ {gc:Mc})union-
{gc:Mn}class -
{gc:Mc}class
-
Referenced by 1 definition
- action 1 (invalid)
no-mix-mm-i-and-mm-ka-v-ka
WLE Rule No Mix Pair 1: do not mix MYANMAR I and MYANMAR KA VIRAMA KA in the same label
( ( U+1023 .* U+1000 U+1039 U+1000 ) │ ( U+1000 U+1039 U+1000 .* U+1023 ) )
Structure
-
( ( U+1023 .* U+1000 U+1039 U+1000 ) │ ( U+1000 U+1039 U+1000 .* U+1023 ) )choice-
U+1023 .* U+1000 U+1039 U+1000rule-
U+1023char -
.*any -
U+1000 U+1039 U+1000char
-
-
U+1000 U+1039 U+1000 .* U+1023rule-
U+1000 U+1039 U+1000char -
.*any -
U+1023char
-
-
Referenced by 1 definition
- action 3 (invalid)
no-mix-mm-ha-asat-and-mm-pa-aa-asat
WLE Rule No Mix Pair 2: do not mix MYANMAR HA ASAT and MYANMAR PA AA ASAT in the same label
( ( U+101F U+103A .* U+1015 U+102C U+103A ) │ ( U+1015 U+102C U+103A .* U+101F U+103A ) )
Structure
-
( ( U+101F U+103A .* U+1015 U+102C U+103A ) │ ( U+1015 U+102C U+103A .* U+101F U+103A ) )choice-
U+101F U+103A .* U+1015 U+102C U+103Arule-
U+101F U+103Achar -
.*any -
U+1015 U+102C U+103Achar
-
-
U+1015 U+102C U+103A .* U+101F U+103Arule-
U+1015 U+102C U+103Achar -
.*any -
U+101F U+103Achar
-
-
Referenced by 1 definition
- action 4 (invalid)
no-mix-sk-sha-and-mm-ra-mha
WLE Rule No Mix Pair 3: do not mix SKAW KAREN SHA and MYANMAR RA medial-HA in the same label
( ( U+1061 .* U+101B U+103E ) │ ( U+101B U+103E .* U+1061 ) )
Structure
-
( ( U+1061 .* U+101B U+103E ) │ ( U+101B U+103E .* U+1061 ) )choice-
U+1061 .* U+101B U+103Erule-
U+1061char -
.*any -
U+101B U+103Echar
-
-
U+101B U+103E .* U+1061rule-
U+101B U+103Echar -
.*any -
U+1061char
-
-
Referenced by 1 definition
- action 5 (invalid)
no-mix-mm-and-mon
WLE Rule No Mix Mon and Myanmar Pairs 4, 6. 8: do not mix Mon specific code point with any Myanmar code point that has a Mon equivalent in the same label
( ( [U+1004 U+1008 U+102E] .* [U+1033 105A-105B] ) │ ( [U+1033 105A-105B] .* [U+1004 U+1008 U+102E] ) )
Structure
-
( ( [U+1004 U+1008 U+102E] .* [U+1033 105A-105B] ) │ ( [U+1033 105A-105B] .* [U+1004 U+1008 U+102E] ) )choice-
[U+1004 U+1008 U+102E] .* [U+1033 105A-105B]rule-
[U+1004 U+1008 U+102E]class -
.*any -
[U+1033 105A-105B]class
-
-
[U+1033 105A-105B] .* [U+1004 U+1008 U+102E]rule-
[U+1033 105A-105B]class -
.*any -
[U+1004 U+1008 U+102E]class
-
-
Referenced by 1 definition
- action 7 (invalid)
no-mix-mm-kha-and-shan-kha
WLE Rule No Mix Pair 7: do not mix MYANMAR KHA and SHAN KHA in the same label
( ( U+1001 .* U+1076 ) │ ( U+1076 .* U+1001 ) )
Structure
-
( ( U+1001 .* U+1076 ) │ ( U+1076 .* U+1001 ) )choice-
U+1001 .* U+1076rule-
U+1001char -
.*any -
U+1076char
-
-
U+1076 .* U+1001rule-
U+1076char -
.*any -
U+1001char
-
-
Referenced by 1 definition
- action 6 (invalid)
S12
long vowel sequence, For WLE Rule #8, #11
U+102D U+102F
Referenced by 2 definitions
- rule follows-c-m-lv-s12
- rule follows-beforeST4-set
S14
long vowel sequence, For WLE Rule #11
U+1031 U+102B
Referenced by 1 definition
- rule follows-beforeST4-set
S15
long vowel sequence, For WLE Rule #11
U+1031 U+102C
Referenced by 1 definition
- rule follows-beforeST4-set
S_Sh2
dependent vowel sequence for Shan Language. (See 3.3.3.2 of [Proposal-Myanmar])
U+1031 U+1083 U+103A
Referenced by 1 definition
- rule follows-beforeShanTone-set
S_Sh5
dependent vowel sequence for Shan Language. (See 3.3.3.2 of [Proposal-Myanmar])
U+1082 U+103A
Referenced by 1 definition
- rule follows-beforeShanTone-set
follows-c-m
Section 7, WLE 1, 2: Some sets must follow C or M. The sets are DV, LV, SV, S12-S15, S18-S20, S_MON3, S_Sh1-S_Sh5, s_Pao, OV, Anusvara
(?<= ( {c} │ {m} ) ) ◆
Structure
-
(?<= ( {c} │ {m} ) )look-behind-
( {c} │ {m} )choice-
{c}class -
{m}class
-
-
-
◆anchor
Referenced by 39 definitions
- context of U+102B
- context of U+102B U+1036
- context of U+102C U+1036
- context of U+102D
- context of U+102D U+102F
- context of U+102D U+102F U+1032
- context of U+102D U+1030
- context of U+102D U+1036
- context of U+102E
- context of U+102F
- context of U+102F U+1032
- context of U+102F U+1036
follows-c_103B
Section 7, WLE 3:Rules of Medials combining with Consonants - U+103B must follow consonant C_103B
(?<= {C_103B} ) ◆
Structure
-
(?<= {C_103B} )look-behind-
{C_103B}class
-
-
◆anchor
Referenced by 1 definition
- context of U+103B
follows-c_103C
Section 7, WLE 3:Rules of Medials combining with Consonants - U+103C must follow consonant C_103C
(?<= {C_103C} ) ◆
Structure
-
(?<= {C_103C} )look-behind-
{C_103C}class
-
-
◆anchor
Referenced by 1 definition
- context of U+103C
follows-c_103E
Section 7, WLE 3:Rules of Medials combining with Consonants - U+103E must follow consonant C_103E
(?<= {C_103E} ) ◆
Structure
-
(?<= {C_103E} )look-behind-
{C_103E}class
-
-
◆anchor
Referenced by 4 definitions
- context of U+103E
- context of U+103E U+103A
- context of U+103E U+103A U+1031
- context of U+103E U+103A U+1031 U+102C
follows-c-except-c_n103D
Section 7, WLE 3:Rules of Medials combining with Consonants - U+103D must follow any consonant except C_n103D
(?<= ({c} ∖ {C_n103D}) ) ◆
Structure
-
(?<= ({c} ∖ {C_n103D}) )look-behind-
({c} ∖ {C_n103D})difference-
{c}class -
{C_n103D}class
-
-
-
◆anchor
Referenced by 1 definition
- context of U+103D
follows-c_mon
Section 7, WLE 3:Rules of Medials combining with Consonants - M_mon must follow C_mon
(?<= {C_mon} ) ◆
Structure
-
(?<= {C_mon} )look-behind-
{C_mon}class
-
-
◆anchor
Referenced by 3 definitions
- context of U+105E
- context of U+105F
- context of U+1060
follows-c_shan
Section 7, WLE 3:Rules of Medials combining with Consonants - U+1082 must follow C_shan
(?<= {C_shan} ) ◆
Structure
-
(?<= {C_shan} )look-behind-
{C_shan}class
-
-
◆anchor
Referenced by 1 definition
- context of U+1082
follows-cmm1
Section 7, WLE 3:Rules of Medials combining with Consonants - MM1 must follow CMM1
(?<= {CMM1} ) ◆
Structure
-
(?<= {CMM1} )look-behind-
{CMM1}class
-
-
◆anchor
Referenced by 1 definition
- context of U+103B U+103D
follows-cmm3
Section 7, WLE 3:Rules of Medials combining with Consonants - MM3 must follow CMM3
(?<= {CMM3} ) ◆
Structure
-
(?<= {CMM3} )look-behind-
{CMM3}class
-
-
◆anchor
Referenced by 1 definition
- context of U+103C U+103D
follows-cmm5
Section 7, WLE 3:Rules of Medials combining with Consonants - MM5 must follow CMM5
(?<= {CMM5} ) ◆
Structure
-
(?<= {CMM5} )look-behind-
{CMM5}class
-
-
◆anchor
Referenced by 1 definition
- context of U+103D U+103E
follows-c-m-dv-1023-1025
Section 7, WLE 4: The Myanmar Great Saa must follow C or M or DV or 1023 or 1025
(?<= ( {c} │ {m} │ {dv} │ U+1023 │ U+1025 ) ) ◆
Structure
-
(?<= ( {c} │ {m} │ {dv} │ U+1023 │ U+1025 ) )look-behind-
( {c} │ {m} │ {dv} │ U+1023 │ U+1025 )choice-
{c}class -
{m}class -
{dv}class -
U+1023char -
U+1025char
-
-
-
◆anchor
Referenced by 1 definition
- context of U+103F
follows-cc-mc-dvc-ovc
Section 7, WLE 5: C+K must follow C or M or DV or OV
(?<= ( ( {c} {c} ) │ ( {m} {c} ) │ ( {dv} {c} ) │ ( {ov} {c} ) ) ) ◆
Structure
-
(?<= ( ( {c} {c} ) │ ( {m} {c} ) │ ( {dv} {c} ) │ ( {ov} {c} ) ) )look-behind-
( ( {c} {c} ) │ ( {m} {c} ) │ ( {dv} {c} ) │ ( {ov} {c} ) )choice-
{c} {c}rule-
{c}class -
{c}class
-
-
{m} {c}rule-
{m}class -
{c}class
-
-
{dv} {c}rule-
{dv}class -
{c}class
-
-
{ov} {c}rule-
{ov}class -
{c}class
-
-
-
-
◆anchor
Referenced by 1 definition
- context of U+103A
follows-cc2-mc2-dvc2-ovc2
Section 7, WLE 5: C2+S16 must follow C or M or DV or OV
(?<= ( ( {c} {c2} ) │ ( {m} {c2} ) │ ( {dv} {c2} ) │ ( {ov} {c2} ) ) ) ◆
Structure
-
(?<= ( ( {c} {c2} ) │ ( {m} {c2} ) │ ( {dv} {c2} ) │ ( {ov} {c2} ) ) )look-behind-
( ( {c} {c2} ) │ ( {m} {c2} ) │ ( {dv} {c2} ) │ ( {ov} {c2} ) )choice-
{c} {c2}rule-
{c}class -
{c2}class
-
-
{m} {c2}rule-
{m}class -
{c2}class
-
-
{dv} {c2}rule-
{dv}class -
{c2}class
-
-
{ov} {c2}rule-
{ov}class -
{c2}class
-
-
-
-
◆anchor
Referenced by 1 definition
- context of U+1037 U+103A
follows-cc3-mc3-dvc3-ovc3
Section 7, WLE 5: C3+S17 must follow C or M or DV or OV
(?<= ( ( {c} {c3} ) │ ( {m} {c3} ) │ ( {dv} {c3} ) │ ( {ov} {c3} ) ) ) ◆
Structure
-
(?<= ( ( {c} {c3} ) │ ( {m} {c3} ) │ ( {dv} {c3} ) │ ( {ov} {c3} ) ) )look-behind-
( ( {c} {c3} ) │ ( {m} {c3} ) │ ( {dv} {c3} ) │ ( {ov} {c3} ) )choice-
{c} {c3}rule-
{c}class -
{c3}class
-
-
{m} {c3}rule-
{m}class -
{c3}class
-
-
{dv} {c3}rule-
{dv}class -
{c3}class
-
-
{ov} {c3}rule-
{ov}class -
{c3}class
-
-
-
-
◆anchor
Referenced by 1 definition
- context of U+103A U+1038
follows-c-m-dv-and-followed-by-c
Section 7, WLE 6, 13: must follow C or M or DV and another C must follow
(?<= ( {c} │ {m} │ {dv} ) ) ◆ (?= {c} )
Structure
-
(?<= ( {c} │ {m} │ {dv} ) )look-behind-
( {c} │ {m} │ {dv} )choice-
{c}class -
{m}class -
{dv}class
-
-
-
◆anchor -
(?= {c} )look-ahead-
{c}class
-
Referenced by 4 definitions
- context of U+1004 U+103A
- context of U+1004 U+103A U+1039
- context of U+105A U+103A
- context of U+105A U+103A U+1039
followed-by-c-end
Section 7.3: Variant is not defined if followed by C or end of label
◆ (?= ( {c} │ $ ) )
Structure
-
◆anchor -
(?= ( {c} │ $ ) )look-ahead-
( {c} │ $ )choice-
{c}class -
$end
-
-
Referenced by 4 definitions
- negative variant condition on U+1004
- negative variant condition on U+1004
- negative variant condition on U+105A
- negative variant condition on U+105A
between-c
Section 7, WLE 7: Virama must be between two Cs (C+Virama+C)
(?<= {c} ) ◆ (?= {c} )
Structure
-
(?<= {c} )look-behind-
{c}class
-
-
◆anchor -
(?= {c} )look-ahead-
{c}class
-
Referenced by 1 definition
- context of U+1039
between-virama
Section7, WLE7: prohibited for C to prevent C+Virama+C_Virama
(?<= {virama} ) ◆ (?= {virama} )
Structure
-
(?<= {virama} )look-behind-
{virama}class
-
-
◆anchor -
(?= {virama} )look-ahead-
{virama}class
-
Referenced by 53 definitions
- negative context of U+1000
- negative context of U+1001
- negative context of U+1002
- negative context of U+1003
- negative context of U+1004
- negative context of U+1005
- negative context of U+1006
- negative context of U+1007
- negative context of U+1008
- negative context of U+1009
- negative context of U+100A
- negative context of U+100B
follows-or-precedes-virama
Section7, WLE7: prohibited for some sequences to prevent override of WLE7
( ( (?<= {virama} ) ◆ ) │ ( ◆ (?= {virama} ) ) )
Structure
-
( ( (?<= {virama} ) ◆ ) │ ( ◆ (?= {virama} ) ) )choice-
(?<= {virama} ) ◆rule-
(?<= {virama} )look-behind-
{virama}class
-
-
◆anchor
-
-
◆ (?= {virama} )rule-
◆anchor -
(?= {virama} )look-ahead-
{virama}class
-
-
-
Referenced by 2 definitions
- negative context of U+1000 U+1039 U+1000
- negative context of U+1015 U+1039 U+1015 U+102C
follows-c-m-lv-s12
Section 7, WLE 8: T_LONG(1037) or T_Short(1038) must follow C or M or LV or S12
(?<= ( {c} │ {m} │ {lv} │ ⟨S12⟩ ) ) ◆
Structure
-
(?<= ( {c} │ {m} │ {lv} │ ⟨S12⟩ ) )look-behind-
( {c} │ {m} │ {lv} │ ⟨S12⟩ )choice-
{c}class -
{m}class -
{lv}class -
⟨S12⟩rule
-
-
-
◆anchor
Referenced by 2 definitions
- context of U+1037
- context of U+1038
ck
C followed by K, for WLE #9
{c} {k}
Referenced by 1 definition
- rule follows-beforeShanTone-set
follows-beforeShanTone-set
Section 7, WLE 9: Sh_Tone must follow Sh_Vowel or (C+K) or S_Sh2 or S_Sh5
(?<= ( {sh_vowel} │ ⟨ck⟩ │ ⟨S_Sh2⟩ │ ⟨S_Sh5⟩ ) ) ◆
Structure
-
(?<= ( {sh_vowel} │ ⟨ck⟩ │ ⟨S_Sh2⟩ │ ⟨S_Sh5⟩ ) )look-behind-
( {sh_vowel} │ ⟨ck⟩ │ ⟨S_Sh2⟩ │ ⟨S_Sh5⟩ )choice-
{sh_vowel}class -
⟨ck⟩rule -
⟨S_Sh2⟩rule -
⟨S_Sh5⟩rule
-
-
-
◆anchor
Referenced by 4 definitions
- context of U+1087
- context of U+1088
- context of U+1089
- context of U+108A
follows-beforePaoTone-set-except-1037-1038
Section 7, WLE 10: Pao_Tone must follow DV, M or K, except U+1037 or U+1038
(?<= ({beforePaoTone-set} ∖ [1037-1038]) ) ◆
Structure
-
(?<= ({beforePaoTone-set} ∖ [1037-1038]) )look-behind-
({beforePaoTone-set} ∖ [1037-1038])difference-
{beforePaoTone-set}class -
[1037-1038]class
-
-
-
◆anchor
Referenced by 2 definitions
- context of U+108F
- context of U+AA7B
follows-beforeST4-set
Section 7, WLE 11: ST4 must follow U+1031, U+1032, S12, S14, S15
(?<= ( U+1031 │ U+1032 │ ⟨S12⟩ │ ⟨S14⟩ │ ⟨S15⟩ ) ) ◆
Structure
-
(?<= ( U+1031 │ U+1032 │ ⟨S12⟩ │ ⟨S14⟩ │ ⟨S15⟩ ) )look-behind-
( U+1031 │ U+1032 │ ⟨S12⟩ │ ⟨S14⟩ │ ⟨S15⟩ )choice-
U+1031char -
U+1032char -
⟨S12⟩rule -
⟨S14⟩rule -
⟨S15⟩rule
-
-
-
◆anchor
Referenced by 1 definition
- context of U+1037 U+AA7B
follows-c-m-dv
Section 7, WLE 12: ST1, ST2, ST3 or Sgaw_Tone must follow C or M or DV
(?<= ( {c} │ {m} │ {dv} ) ) ◆
Structure
-
(?<= ( {c} │ {m} │ {dv} ) )look-behind-
( {c} │ {m} │ {dv} )choice-
{c}class -
{m}class -
{dv}class
-
-
-
◆anchor
Referenced by 4 definitions
- context of U+102C U+103A
- context of U+1062 U+103A
- context of U+1063 U+103A
- context of U+1064
follows-c-m-except-1002-1015-101D
WLE 14: U+102C follows C or M except U+1002, U+1015, U+101D
(?<= ( {m} │ ({c} ∖ [U+1002 U+1015 U+101D]) ) ) ◆
Structure
-
(?<= ( {m} │ ({c} ∖ [U+1002 U+1015 U+101D]) ) )look-behind-
( {m} │ ({c} ∖ [U+1002 U+1015 U+101D]) )choice-
{m}class -
({c} ∖ [U+1002 U+1015 U+101D])difference-
{c}class -
[U+1002 U+1015 U+101D]class
-
-
-
-
◆anchor
Referenced by 5 definitions
- variant condition on U+102B
- variant condition on U+102B
- context of U+102C
- variant condition on U+102C
- variant condition on U+102C
Actions
Actions are evaluated in the order shown. The first action whose conditions match determines the disposition of the label.
| # | Disposition | Conditions |
|---|---|---|
| 1 |
invalid
|
label matches leading-combining-mark labels with leading combining marks are invalid MSR default |
| 2 |
invalid
|
any variant is out-of-repertoire-var any variant label with a code point out of repertoire is invalid MSR default |
| 3 |
invalid
|
label matches no-mix-mm-i-and-mm-ka-v-ka do not mix MYANMAR I and MYANMAR KA VIRAMA KA in the same label |
| 4 |
invalid
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label matches no-mix-mm-ha-asat-and-mm-pa-aa-asat do not mix MYANMAR HA ASAT and MYANMAR PA AA ASAT in the same label |
| 5 |
invalid
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label matches no-mix-sk-sha-and-mm-ra-mha do not mix SKAW KAREN SHA and MYANMAR RA medial-HA in the same label |
| 6 |
invalid
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label matches no-mix-mm-kha-and-shan-kha do not mix MYANMAR KHA and SHAN KHA in the same label |
| 7 |
invalid
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label matches no-mix-mm-and-mon do not mix Mon specific code point with any Myanmar code point that has a Mon equivalent in the same label |
| 8 |
blocked
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any variant is blocked any variant label containing blocked variants is blocked MSR default |
| 9 |
valid
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all variants are r-set1r-set2 any original label is valid |
| 10 |
allocatable
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all variants are r-set1set2-to-set1 any label with all original and variant forms from grapheme-set 1 is allocatable |
| 11 |
allocatable
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all variants are r-set2set1-to-set2 any label with all original and variant forms from grapheme-set 2 is allocatable |
| 12 |
blocked
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any variant is set1-to-set2set2-to-set1 any variant label with a mix of variant forms is blocked |
| 13 |
allocatable
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all variants are allocatable variant labels with all variants allocatable are allocatable MSR default |
| 14 |
valid
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any label default catch all (default action) MSR default |