Script/Slavonic/doc

This template is intended to force Slavonic (Slavic) fonts, if installed, for display of text in the early Cyrillic alphabet (pre-Petrine reform). This should only be used to represent early Slavonic or Church Slavonic writing or type. For display of text in the Glagolitic alphabet, please using {{Script/Glagolitic}} instead.

Usage

Summary

{{Slavonic|(language code=cu)|text*}}

{{Slavonic|orv|ночь}} → ночь

Valid language codes

Old Church Slavonic cu or chu (default)

Church Slavonic cu or chu (default)

Old East Slavic orv

Slavic (generic) sla

Examples

{{Slavonic|аблъко}} → аблъко

{{Slavonic|orv|ночь}} → ночь

Technical features

Unicode version 5.1 (2008) added support for many early Cyrillic characters in the Cyrillic Extended-A and B blocks. Support for these is limited, but they should work on a computer system with appropriate fonts installed.

These fonts have at least partial support for the new Cyrillic characters in Unicode 5.1:

• Resources at Obshtezhitie (Dilyana v 2.001, Lazov v 1.00, Menaion Medieval v 2.10)
• Code2000 version 1.17

After Unicode version 5.1, more and more early Cyrillic characters were introduced. The following link can get appropriate fonts have at least partial support for the new Cyrillic characters as in Unicode 9.0 and later:

• Resources at the Slavonic Computing Initiative of Ponomar project, also available on CTAN
• BukyVede version 2.002
• Kliment Std version 4.006
• RomanCyrillic Std version 5.002

Quivira font fully supports -A and -B blocks, but not -C.

See also

• {{Script/Glagolitic}}
• {{script}}

homepage info

{{Script/doc/script/doc}}

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{{Script/Lontara}}

{{Script/Slavonic}}

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Top: This template is intended to force Slavonic (Slavic) fonts, if installed, for display of text in the early Cyrillic alphabet (pre-Petrine reform). This should only be used to represent early Slavonic or Church Slavonic writing or type. For display of text in the Glagolitic alphabet, please using {{tl|Script/Glagolitic}} instead.

Usage: ; Summary

{{Slavonic|(language code=cu)|text*}}

{{Slavonic|orv|ночь}} → ночь

Valid language codes

Old Church Slavonic cu or chu (default)

Church Slavonic cu or chu (default)

Old East Slavic orv

Slavic (generic) sla

Examples

{{Slavonic|аблъко}} → аблъко

{{Slavonic|orv|ночь}} → ночь

Technical features

Unicode version 5.1 (2008) added support for many early Cyrillic characters in the Cyrillic Extended-A and B blocks. Support for these is limited, but they should work on a computer system with appropriate fonts installed.

These fonts have at least partial support for the new Cyrillic characters in Unicode 5.1:

• Resources at Obshtezhitie (Dilyana v 2.001, Lazov v 1.00, Menaion Medieval v 2.10)
• Code2000 version 1.17

After Unicode version 5.1, more and more early Cyrillic characters were introduced. The following link can get appropriate fonts have at least partial support for the new Cyrillic characters as in Unicode 9.0 and later:

• Resources at the Slavonic Computing Initiative of Ponomar project, also available on CTAN
• BukyVede version 2.002
• Kliment Std version 4.006
• RomanCyrillic Std version 5.002

Quivira font fully supports -A and -B blocks, but not -C.

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This template is intended to force Slavonic (Slavic) fonts, if installed, for display of text in the early Cyrillic alphabet (pre-Petrine reform). This should only be used to represent early Slavonic or Church Slavonic writing or type. For display of text in the Glagolitic alphabet, please using {{tl|Script/Glagolitic}} instead.

Usage

Summary

{{Slavonic|(language code=cu)|text*}}

{{Slavonic|orv|ночь}} → ночь

Valid language codes

Old Church Slavonic cu or chu (default)

Church Slavonic cu or chu (default)

Old East Slavic orv

Slavic (generic) sla

Examples

{{Slavonic|аблъко}} → аблъко

{{Slavonic|orv|ночь}} → ночь

Technical features

Unicode version 5.1 (2008) added support for many early Cyrillic characters in the Cyrillic Extended-A and B blocks. Support for these is limited, but they should work on a computer system with appropriate fonts installed.

These fonts have at least partial support for the new Cyrillic characters in Unicode 5.1:

• Resources at Obshtezhitie (Dilyana v 2.001, Lazov v 1.00, Menaion Medieval v 2.10)
• Code2000 version 1.17

After Unicode version 5.1, more and more early Cyrillic characters were introduced. The following link can get appropriate fonts have at least partial support for the new Cyrillic characters as in Unicode 9.0 and later:

• Resources at the Slavonic Computing Initiative of Ponomar project, also available on CTAN
• BukyVede version 2.002
• Kliment Std version 4.006
• RomanCyrillic Std version 5.002

Quivira font fully supports -A and -B blocks, but not -C.

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See also

• {{Script/Glagolitic}}
• {{script}}