Scripts and Languages

This table shows some information about the scripts commonly used with different languages. This information is not complete, and is being enhanced over time. The table is sorted by script; for the same information sorted by language, see Languages and Scripts. The following conventions are used in the table:

Column	Comment
Language	Where there isn't any information in Unicode CLDR as to which languages are written in a given script, the language code is given as Unknown or Invalid Language ("und").
ML	The modern language column shows "O" if the language is not in customary modern use (currently following ISO 639-3 Types: Ancient, Extinct, Historical, or Constructed).
P	The Primary column shows "N" if the language combination is neither an official nor a defacto-official language of some country. For more information, see Language-Territory Information.
Script	Where there isn't any information in Unicode CLDR as to which script is used by a language, the script code is given as Unknown or Invalid Script ("Zzzz").
MS	The modern script column shows "N" if the script is not in customary modern use.

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