Sundanese Supplement Unicode Block

The Unicode block "Sundanese Supplement" is a dedicated range of characters in the Unicode Standard, specifically designed to provide additional support for the Sundanese script. This script is traditionally used in the Sundanese language, which is spoken predominantly in the western part of the island of Java, Indonesia. The Sundanese Supplement block is an extension to the primary Sundanese block and includes symbols that are not covered in the main block. These symbols are essential for accurately representing certain linguistic elements and nuances found in the Sundanese language, further enriching the textual representation of the language in digital formats.

Introduced in Unicode version 6.1, the Sundanese Supplement block covers the Unicode range from U+1CC0 to U+1CCF. This block primarily includes punctuation marks and additional symbols necessary for writing Sundanese in a manner that is faithful to its traditional form. The addition of this supplemental block ensures that users and linguists can have a comprehensive set of tools to digitally transcribe ancient manuscripts, modern texts, and educational materials in Sundanese. By including these supplementary characters, Unicode facilitates cultural preservation and enhances digital communication for the Sundanese-speaking community, ensuring their linguistic heritage is upheld in the digital age.

View a range of fonts that support the Sundanese Supplement block.

Below you will find all the characters that are in the Sundanese Supplement unicode block. Currently there are 8 characters in this block.