languages and diatrics

docunagi23 December 2007 · 12:33

I have the a list from stormtype wich shows diatrics for european languages.
I wonder if there was a list available somewhere which shows every diatrics of the languages of the world ?

thanks in advance.

Patricia Fabricant23 December 2007 · 13:49

The word you mean is diacritic. See here:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diacritic

Nick Shinn23 December 2007 · 13:49

Unicode.

Patricia Fabricant23 December 2007 · 14:45

Hey Nick, after all the uproar over the Huckabee commercial with the subliminal cross behind him, I'm beginning to wonder if you've got a messiah complex too.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KMUI2XExdIA

docunagi5 January 2008 · 07:59

sorry for the mispelling… :/

Nick Shinn5 January 2008 · 12:20

Hey Patty, omplexcay ixnayed!

aric5 January 2008 · 22:38

Unicode may be the most complete list of written symbols around, but its organization doesn't make for easy human browsing. Robert Bringhurst's "Working Alphabet", Appendix A in his Elements of Typographic Style, is limited to Roman, Greek, Cyrillic, and the International Phonetic Alphabet, but it's much easier to peruse.

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