Khojki
11200..1124F — 65 characters
The Khojki block occupies codepoints 11200..1124F and contains 65 assigned characters. Each block in the Unicode standard is a contiguous, non-overlapping range of codepoints reserved for a related set of characters — a script, a symbol set, or a specialized collection.
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𑈀
U+11200
𑈁
U+11201
𑈂
U+11202
𑈃
U+11203
𑈄
U+11204
𑈅
U+11205
𑈆
U+11206
𑈇
U+11207
𑈈
U+11208
𑈉
U+11209
𑈊
U+1120A
𑈋
U+1120B
𑈌
U+1120C
𑈍
U+1120D
𑈎
U+1120E
𑈏
U+1120F
𑈐
U+11210
𑈑
U+11211
𑈓
U+11213
𑈔
U+11214
𑈕
U+11215
𑈖
U+11216
𑈗
U+11217
𑈘
U+11218
𑈙
U+11219
𑈚
U+1121A
𑈛
U+1121B
𑈜
U+1121C
𑈝
U+1121D
𑈞
U+1121E
𑈟
U+1121F
𑈠
U+11220
𑈡
U+11221
𑈢
U+11222
𑈣
U+11223
𑈤
U+11224
𑈥
U+11225
𑈦
U+11226
𑈧
U+11227
𑈨
U+11228
𑈩
U+11229
𑈪
U+1122A
𑈫
U+1122B
𑈬
U+1122C
𑈭
U+1122D
𑈮
U+1122E
𑈯
U+1122F
𑈰
U+11230
𑈱
U+11231
𑈲
U+11232
𑈳
U+11233
𑈴
U+11234
𑈵
U+11235
𑈶
U+11236
𑈷
U+11237
𑈸
U+11238
𑈹
U+11239
𑈺
U+1123A
𑈻
U+1123B
𑈼
U+1123C
𑈽
U+1123D
𑈾
U+1123E
𑈿
U+1123F
𑉀
U+11240
𑉁
U+11241