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Collation Chart for Tai_Viet
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This page provides a collation chart. It presents information about the DUCET table of the Unicode Collation Algorithm (UCA), visualized so as to highlight the distinctions between primary, secondary, and tertiary weights supplied in the DUCET.
Each primary distinction is presented by starting a new row in the table. Characters differing only by secondary or tertiary weights, and those otherwise equivalent at all levels of the weighting, are displayed in continuation cells in the same row with the character initiating the row for the primary distinction.
To prevent rows from becoming unnecessarily long for display, the rows are wrapped in the table, with the wrapped rows using an initial blank cell to show the wrapping by a visual indentation.
Each cell is shaded to indicate the strength of the difference between that character and the previous character in the chart. The background colors are explained in the following key:
No Expansion a
0061Primary weight distinction á
00E1Secondary weight distinction A
0041Tertiary weight distinction 𝑎
1044EEquivalent at all weight levels Expansion dz
01F3Primary weight distinction dž
01C6Secondary weight distinction Dz
01F2Tertiary weight distinction ʣ
02A3Equivalent at all weight levels Contraction, No Expansion ো
09C7 09BEPrimary weight distinction Contraction and Expansion เก
0E40 0E01Primary weight distinction Highlighting shown for "No Expansions" refers to characters whose collation weight contains a single primary weight. "Expansions" refer to characters whose collation weight expands to two or more primary weights. That is typically the case for characters that have a compatibility decomposition into a sequence of letters. In some cases more than one character may be entered in the cell. This indicates the collation weighting involves a contraction in the DUCET.
Hovering over a table cell in the table will show the character name and its associated collation weights. When there is a sequence of character names, those are separated by commas. The weights are shown in square brackets, with the lists of primary, secondary, and tertiary weights each separated by a vertical bar: |. An asterisk associated with a weight value indicates that that weight is treated as a variable for collation. The table is ordered using the shifted option from UCA, which means that variable weights have a lower priority than the non-variable weights. See the UCA documentation for more explanation.
ꫝ AADDꪀ AA80ꪵꪀ AAB5 AA80ꪶꪀ AAB6 AA80ꪹꪀ AAB9 AA80ꪻꪀ AABB AA80ꪼꪀ AABC AA80ꪁ AA81ꪵꪁ AAB5 AA81ꪶꪁ AAB6 AA81ꪹꪁ AAB9 AA81ꪻꪁ AABB AA81ꪼꪁ AABC AA81ꪂ AA82ꪵꪂ AAB5 AA82ꪶꪂ AAB6 AA82ꪹꪂ AAB9 AA82ꪻꪂ AABB AA82ꪼꪂ AABC AA82ꪃ AA83ꪵꪃ AAB5 AA83ꪶꪃ AAB6 AA83ꪹꪃ AAB9 AA83ꪻꪃ AABB AA83ꪼꪃ AABC AA83ꪄ AA84ꪵꪄ AAB5 AA84ꪶꪄ AAB6 AA84ꪹꪄ AAB9 AA84ꪻꪄ AABB AA84ꪼꪄ AABC AA84ꪅ AA85ꪵꪅ AAB5 AA85ꪶꪅ AAB6 AA85ꪹꪅ AAB9 AA85ꪻꪅ AABB AA85ꪼꪅ AABC AA85ꪆ AA86ꪵꪆ AAB5 AA86ꪶꪆ AAB6 AA86ꪹꪆ AAB9 AA86ꪻꪆ AABB AA86ꪼꪆ AABC AA86ꪇ AA87ꪵꪇ AAB5 AA87ꪶꪇ AAB6 AA87ꪹꪇ AAB9 AA87ꪻꪇ AABB AA87ꪼꪇ AABC AA87ꪈ AA88ꪵꪈ AAB5 AA88ꪶꪈ AAB6 AA88ꪹꪈ AAB9 AA88ꪻꪈ AABB AA88ꪼꪈ AABC AA88ꪉ AA89ꪵꪉ AAB5 AA89ꪶꪉ AAB6 AA89ꪹꪉ AAB9 AA89ꪻꪉ AABB AA89ꪼꪉ AABC AA89ꪊ AA8Aꪵꪊ AAB5 AA8Aꪶꪊ AAB6 AA8Aꪹꪊ AAB9 AA8Aꪻꪊ AABB AA8Aꪼꪊ AABC AA8Aꪋ AA8Bꪵꪋ AAB5 AA8Bꪶꪋ AAB6 AA8Bꪹꪋ AAB9 AA8Bꪻꪋ AABB AA8Bꪼꪋ AABC AA8Bꪌ AA8Cꪵꪌ AAB5 AA8Cꪶꪌ AAB6 AA8Cꪹꪌ AAB9 AA8Cꪻꪌ AABB AA8Cꪼꪌ AABC AA8Cꪍ AA8Dꪵꪍ AAB5 AA8Dꪶꪍ AAB6 AA8Dꪹꪍ AAB9 AA8Dꪻꪍ AABB AA8Dꪼꪍ AABC AA8Dꪎ AA8Eꪵꪎ AAB5 AA8Eꪶꪎ AAB6 AA8Eꪹꪎ AAB9 AA8Eꪻꪎ AABB AA8Eꪼꪎ AABC AA8Eꪏ AA8Fꪵꪏ AAB5 AA8Fꪶꪏ AAB6 AA8Fꪹꪏ AAB9 AA8Fꪻꪏ AABB AA8Fꪼꪏ AABC AA8Fꪐ AA90ꪵꪐ AAB5 AA90ꪶꪐ AAB6 AA90ꪹꪐ AAB9 AA90ꪻꪐ AABB AA90ꪼꪐ AABC AA90ꪑ AA91ꪵꪑ AAB5 AA91ꪶꪑ AAB6 AA91ꪹꪑ AAB9 AA91ꪻꪑ AABB AA91ꪼꪑ AABC AA91ꪒ AA92ꪵꪒ AAB5 AA92ꪶꪒ AAB6 AA92ꪹꪒ AAB9 AA92ꪻꪒ AABB AA92ꪼꪒ AABC AA92ꪓ AA93ꪵꪓ AAB5 AA93ꪶꪓ AAB6 AA93ꪹꪓ AAB9 AA93ꪻꪓ AABB AA93ꪼꪓ AABC AA93ꪔ AA94ꪵꪔ AAB5 AA94ꪶꪔ AAB6 AA94ꪹꪔ AAB9 AA94ꪻꪔ AABB AA94ꪼꪔ AABC AA94ꪕ AA95ꪵꪕ AAB5 AA95ꪶꪕ AAB6 AA95ꪹꪕ AAB9 AA95ꪻꪕ AABB AA95ꪼꪕ AABC AA95ꪖ AA96ꪵꪖ AAB5 AA96ꪶꪖ AAB6 AA96ꪹꪖ AAB9 AA96ꪻꪖ AABB AA96ꪼꪖ AABC AA96ꪗ AA97ꪵꪗ AAB5 AA97ꪶꪗ AAB6 AA97ꪹꪗ AAB9 AA97ꪻꪗ AABB AA97ꪼꪗ AABC AA97ꪘ AA98ꪵꪘ AAB5 AA98ꪶꪘ AAB6 AA98ꪹꪘ AAB9 AA98ꪻꪘ AABB AA98ꪼꪘ AABC AA98ꪙ AA99ꪵꪙ AAB5 AA99ꪶꪙ AAB6 AA99ꪹꪙ AAB9 AA99ꪻꪙ AABB AA99ꪼꪙ AABC AA99ꪚ AA9Aꪵꪚ AAB5 AA9Aꪶꪚ AAB6 AA9Aꪹꪚ AAB9 AA9Aꪻꪚ AABB AA9Aꪼꪚ AABC AA9Aꪛ AA9Bꪵꪛ AAB5 AA9Bꪶꪛ AAB6 AA9Bꪹꪛ AAB9 AA9Bꪻꪛ AABB AA9Bꪼꪛ AABC AA9Bꪜ AA9Cꪵꪜ AAB5 AA9Cꪶꪜ AAB6 AA9Cꪹꪜ AAB9 AA9Cꪻꪜ AABB AA9Cꪼꪜ AABC AA9Cꪝ AA9Dꪵꪝ AAB5 AA9Dꪶꪝ AAB6 AA9Dꪹꪝ AAB9 AA9Dꪻꪝ AABB AA9Dꪼꪝ AABC AA9Dꪞ AA9Eꪵꪞ AAB5 AA9Eꪶꪞ AAB6 AA9Eꪹꪞ AAB9 AA9Eꪻꪞ AABB AA9Eꪼꪞ AABC AA9Eꪟ AA9Fꪵꪟ AAB5 AA9Fꪶꪟ AAB6 AA9Fꪹꪟ AAB9 AA9Fꪻꪟ AABB AA9Fꪼꪟ AABC AA9Fꪠ AAA0ꪵꪠ AAB5 AAA0ꪶꪠ AAB6 AAA0ꪹꪠ AAB9 AAA0ꪻꪠ AABB AAA0ꪼꪠ AABC AAA0ꪡ AAA1ꪵꪡ AAB5 AAA1ꪶꪡ AAB6 AAA1ꪹꪡ AAB9 AAA1ꪻꪡ AABB AAA1ꪼꪡ AABC AAA1ꪢ AAA2ꪵꪢ AAB5 AAA2ꪶꪢ AAB6 AAA2ꪹꪢ AAB9 AAA2ꪻꪢ AABB AAA2ꪼꪢ AABC AAA2ꪣ AAA3ꪵꪣ AAB5 AAA3ꪶꪣ AAB6 AAA3ꪹꪣ AAB9 AAA3ꪻꪣ AABB AAA3ꪼꪣ AABC AAA3ꪤ AAA4ꪵꪤ AAB5 AAA4ꪶꪤ AAB6 AAA4ꪹꪤ AAB9 AAA4ꪻꪤ AABB AAA4ꪼꪤ AABC AAA4ꪥ AAA5ꪵꪥ AAB5 AAA5ꪶꪥ AAB6 AAA5ꪹꪥ AAB9 AAA5ꪻꪥ AABB AAA5ꪼꪥ AABC AAA5ꪦ AAA6ꪵꪦ AAB5 AAA6ꪶꪦ AAB6 AAA6ꪹꪦ AAB9 AAA6ꪻꪦ AABB AAA6ꪼꪦ AABC AAA6ꪧ AAA7ꪵꪧ AAB5 AAA7ꪶꪧ AAB6 AAA7ꪹꪧ AAB9 AAA7ꪻꪧ AABB AAA7ꪼꪧ AABC AAA7ꪨ AAA8ꪵꪨ AAB5 AAA8ꪶꪨ AAB6 AAA8ꪹꪨ AAB9 AAA8ꪻꪨ AABB AAA8ꪼꪨ AABC AAA8ꪩ AAA9ꪵꪩ AAB5 AAA9ꪶꪩ AAB6 AAA9ꪹꪩ AAB9 AAA9ꪻꪩ AABB AAA9ꪼꪩ AABC AAA9ꪪ AAAAꪵꪪ AAB5 AAAAꪶꪪ AAB6 AAAAꪹꪪ AAB9 AAAAꪻꪪ AABB AAAAꪼꪪ AABC AAAAꪫ AAABꪵꪫ AAB5 AAABꪶꪫ AAB6 AAABꪹꪫ AAB9 AAABꪻꪫ AABB AAABꪼꪫ AABC AAABꪬ AAACꪵꪬ AAB5 AAACꪶꪬ AAB6 AAACꪹꪬ AAB9 AAACꪻꪬ AABB AAACꪼꪬ AABC AAACꪭ AAADꪵꪭ AAB5 AAADꪶꪭ AAB6 AAADꪹꪭ AAB9 AAADꪻꪭ AABB AAADꪼꪭ AABC AAADꪮ AAAEꪵꪮ AAB5 AAAEꪶꪮ AAB6 AAAEꪹꪮ AAB9 AAAEꪻꪮ AABB AAAEꪼꪮ AABC AAAEꪯ AAAFꪵꪯ AAB5 AAAFꪶꪯ AAB6 AAAFꪹꪯ AAB9 AAAFꪻꪯ AABB AAAFꪼꪯ AABC AAAFꪰ AAB0ꪱ AAB1ꪲ AAB2ꪳ AAB3ꪴ AAB4ꪵ AAB5ꪶ AAB6ꪷ AAB7ꪸ AAB8ꪹ AAB9ꪺ AABAꪻ AABBꪼ AABCꪽ AABDꪾ AABEꫀ AAC0ꫂ AAC2ꫛ AADBꫜ AADCGenerated for: Unicode 18.0.0
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