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Collation Chart for Tangsa
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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.
𖩰 16A70𖩱 16A71𖩲 16A72𖩳 16A73𖩴 16A74𖩵 16A75𖩶 16A76𖩷 16A77𖩸 16A78𖩹 16A79𖩺 16A7A𖩻 16A7B𖩼 16A7C𖩽 16A7D𖩾 16A7E𖩿 16A7F𖪀 16A80𖪁 16A81𖪂 16A82𖪃 16A83𖪄 16A84𖪅 16A85𖪆 16A86𖪇 16A87𖪈 16A88𖪉 16A89𖪊 16A8A𖪋 16A8B𖪌 16A8C𖪍 16A8D𖪎 16A8E𖪏 16A8F𖪐 16A90𖪑 16A91𖪒 16A92𖪓 16A93𖪔 16A94𖪕 16A95𖪖 16A96𖪗 16A97𖪘 16A98𖪙 16A99𖪚 16A9A𖪛 16A9B𖪜 16A9C𖪝 16A9D𖪞 16A9E𖪟 16A9F𖪠 16AA0𖪡 16AA1𖪢 16AA2𖪣 16AA3𖪤 16AA4𖪥 16AA5𖪦 16AA6𖪧 16AA7𖪨 16AA8𖪩 16AA9𖪪 16AAA𖪫 16AAB𖪬 16AAC𖪭 16AAD𖪮 16AAE𖪯 16AAF𖪰 16AB0𖪱 16AB1𖪲 16AB2𖪳 16AB3𖪴 16AB4𖪵 16AB5𖪶 16AB6𖪷 16AB7𖪸 16AB8𖪹 16AB9𖪺 16ABA𖪻 16ABB𖪼 16ABC𖪽 16ABD𖪾 16ABEGenerated for: Unicode 18.0.0
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