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- In The World's Writing Systems, Bright and Daniels,
a character
a is given. This character is
la
with a nuqta beneath it. There is no glyph for it in the
pun font. Perhaps it can be hard-coded.
- The symbol of the Sikhs,
ka

,
is available as a glyph in the pun font.
This is accessible as khNDa or KND in the input text.
Anshuman Pandey
apandey@u.washington.edu
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