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Consonant Succeeding Repha Indic Syllabic Category Unicodes

List of Consonant Succeeding Repha Indic Syllabic Category Unicodes

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Avagraha Bindu Brahmi Joining Number Cantillation Mark Consonant Consonant Dead Consonant Final Consonant Head Letter Consonant Initial Postfixed Consonant Killer Consonant Medial Consonant Placeholder Consonant Preceding Repha Consonant Prefixed Consonant Subjoined Consonant Succeeding Repha Consonant With Stacker Gemination Mark Invisible Stacker Joiner Modifying Letter Non Joiner Nukta Number Number Joiner Other Pure Killer Register Shifter Syllable Modifier Tone Letter Tone Mark Virama Visarga Vowel Vowel Dependent Vowel Independent

What does Consonant Succeeding Repha Indic Syllabic Category define?

This property defines the Unicodes which are Consonant Succeeding Repha

Which characters are listed under Consonant Succeeding Repha Indic Syllabic Category?

Characters like ៌, etc. are listed under Consonant Succeeding Repha Indic Syllabic Category.

How many Unicode Characters are present in Consonant Succeeding Repha Indic Syllabic Category?

1 Characters are present in Consonant Succeeding Repha Indic Syllabic Category starting with the Unicode point U+17CC that represents the character ៌.

What other Indic Syllabic Category are supported by Unicode?

Currently, as per latest version 15.0.0, Unicode supports 36 number of Indic Syllabic Category. Here are a few examples - Avagraha,Bindu,Brahmi Joining Number, etc.
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