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+Test: search for 03A2
+Letters of small Cyrillic languages: Abkhaz, Kurdish ''(as minority of USSR)'', Komi, Mordovian, Aleut, Azeri ''(now [[ps:Latn|Latin]])'' and Chuvash in Yakovlev alphabet ''(used 1873–1938)''.
+Letters of small Cyrillic languages: Abkhaz, Kurdish ''(as minority of the USSR)'', Komi, Mordovian, Aleut, Azeri ''(now [[ps:Latn|Latin]])'' and Chuvash in Yakovlev alphabet ''(used 1873–1938)''.
-Contains a funny letter {{sm|Ԥ}} (looks like a word of Russian mat meaning “epic fail”). It was “invented” by Leonid Kaganov; it turned out, not{{_}}the{{_}}first: three years before his post (2008) T-shirts with this letter were sold in Russia. And independently from him, Abkhazians instead of hook {{sm|Ҧ}} {{t|pʰ}} started to write descender, and that gave letter {{sm|Ԥ}} a place in Unicode.
+Contains a funny letter {{sm|Ԥ}} (looks like the word of Russian mat meaning “epic fail”). It was “invented” by Leonid Kaganov; it turned out, not{{_}}the{{_}}first: three years before his post (2008) T-shirts with this letter were sold in Russia. And independently from him, Abkhazians instead of hook {{sm|Ҧ}} {{t|pʰ}} started to write descender, and that gave letter {{sm|Ԥ}} a place in Unicode.
Invented by Krishna Bahadur Jentich (1926–1991). Initially pure alphabet, because of interaction with Brahmic scripts it started to use inherent {{t|a}} and [[pt:virama|virama]]. Official ortography does not recognize these changes.
+Invented by Krishna Bahadur Jentich (1926–1991). Initially pure alphabet, because of interaction with Brahmic scripts it started to use inherent {{t|a}}, [[pt:virama|virama]], a mark for final {{t|r}}, and even [[pt:ligature|ligatures]] for consonant conjuncts. The official orthography does not recognize these changes.
The script did not mark tones until recently, and tone marks are basic 0300, 0301 and 030D.
-The main script is [[ps:Deva|Devanagari]], poorly conveys Sunuwar phonetics. Also there’s Tikamuli, unencoded Brahmic abugida promoted since 2005 by influential funds.
+The main script is [[ps:Deva|Devanagari]], which poorly conveys Sunuwar phonetics. Also, there’s Tikamuli, an unencoded Brahmic abugida promoted by influential funds since 2005.
“Emoji” is unchangeable, but you may still use one/few/many
+Test: version info → emoji search
+“Emoji” is unchangeable, but you may still use one/few/many
+Test: version info → emoji search
+“Emoji” is unchangeable, but you may still use one/few/many
+Test: version info → emoji search
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