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AncientExtinctISO 15924: Cprt

Cypriot Syllabary

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Syllabary used to write Greek in ancient Cyprus, believed to be descended from Linear A.

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Origins & History
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Key Features

Syllabary used in Cyprus (11th–4th century BC), related to Linear B. Replaced by the Greek alphabet.
Writing direction: Right to Left (RTL)

U+Unicode Information

Code Block Range
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Total Characters
56
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How is it used?
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Where is it used?
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🌐Usage

Languages
Arcado-Cypriot Greek
Countries
Cyprus
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