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# fontconfig/fc-lang/ug.orth
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# Copyright © 2009 Roozbeh Pournader
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# Uighur/Uyghur (ug)
#
# Source:
# * http://www.loc.gov/catdir/cpso/romanization/uighur.pdf
# * http://www.uyghurdictionary.org/excerpts/An%20Introduction%20to%20LSU.pdf
# * Daniels & Bright pp. 759–760.
#
# We are assuming that:
# * Most fonts that claim to support an Arabic letter actually do so;
# * Most modern text rendering software use OpenType tables, instead of
#   directly using presentation forms.
# * Some good Arabic fonts do not support codepoints for Arabic presentation
#   forms.
# Thus, we are switching to general forms of Arabic letters.
#
# In Uighur, Arabic loanwords are not spelled like the original word. The
# letters THEH, HAH, THAL, SAD, DAD, TAH, ZAH, and AIN are not used in
# Uighur at all.
#
# General forms:
0626-0628
# 0629 # TEH MARBUTA; LOC says it's used, but I haven't see any example yet
062a
062c
062e-062f
0631-0634
063a
0641 # FEH; some sources appear to use a QAF WITH DOT ABOVE-like glyph
0642-064a
067e # PEH
0686 # TCHEH
0698 # JEH
# 06a7 # QAF WITH DOT ABOVE; probably just a glyph variant of FEH
06ad # NG
06af # GAF
06c6 # OE
06c7 # U
06c8 # YU
06cb # VE
06d0 # E
06d5 # AE