nehiyawewin-syllabics | List of characters used to write ᓀᐦᐃᔭᐍᐏᐣ

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nehiyawewin-syllabics is a Python library. nehiyawewin-syllabics has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has a Strong Copyleft License and it has low support. However nehiyawewin-syllabics build file is not available. You can download it from GitHub.

[syllabics.tsv][] is a tab-separated file that contains every canadian aboriginal syllabic character used to write nêhiyawêwin (plains cree). for each character, this file contains the following information:. \# | column | description — | --------------- | ----------- 1 | cans | the syllabic character. "cans" is the [iso 15924][] code for the canadian aborignal syllabics script. 2 | latn | the syllabics equivalent in standard roman orthography (sro), with circumflexes (̂) for long vowels. 3 | scalar.value | the unicode code point written as a decimal number (see also code.point). 4 | kind | either syllable (like "ᐘ"), vowel (like "ᐋ"), or consonant (like "ᐤ"). 5 | has.vowel | true if the syllabic "contains" a vowel (aioâêîô). 6 | has.long.vowel | true when the syllabic "contains" a long vowel (âêîô) 7 | vowel | the vowel that the syllabic "contains",

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Given a list of variants choose appropriate one
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