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> Does Pashto also make use of the regular hamza sign in other contexts? If
> not, there may not be a need to distinguish this sign at a character
level,
> as it can be treated as a Pashto glyph preference.
Yes, in Pashto we use indepenent Hamza, but only in those words, which
are directly drived from Arabic (Religourse matters only).
> Also, can you, or anyone, provide a visual example of this form? Thanks.
Please see attached Zeem.jpg.
Liwal
Asiasoft
www.liwal.net
> John Hudson
>
> Tiro Typeworks |
> Vancouver, BC |
> www.tiro.com |
> tiro@tiro.com |
>
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