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Refactor
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package yomichan
Add daijirin data
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import (
"regexp"
"strings"
Switch to zig for EPWING parsing
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Switch to foosoft.net for packages
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zig "foosoft.net/projects/zero-epwing-go"
Add daijirin data
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)
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type daijirinExtractor struct {
.
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partsExp *regexp.Regexp
readGroupExp *regexp.Regexp
expVarExp *regexp.Regexp
metaExp *regexp.Regexp
v5Exp *regexp.Regexp
v1Exp *regexp.Regexp
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}
Add daijirin data
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func makeDaijirinExtractor() epwingExtractor {
return &daijirinExtractor{
.
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partsExp: regexp.MustCompile(`([^（【〖]+)(?:【(.*)】)?(?:〖(.*)〗)?(?:（(.*)）)?`),
readGroupExp: regexp.MustCompile(`[-・]+`),
wip
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expVarExp: regexp.MustCompile(`\(([^\)]*)\)`),
metaExp: regexp.MustCompile(`（([^）]*)）`),
special cases for suru and kuru
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v5Exp: regexp.MustCompile(`(動.[四五](［[^］]+］)?)|(動..二)`),
wip
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v1Exp: regexp.MustCompile(`(動..一)`),
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}
}
Switch to zig for EPWING parsing
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func (e *daijirinExtractor) extractTerms(entry zig.BookEntry, sequence int) []dbTerm {
Add daijirin data
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matches := e.partsExp.FindStringSubmatch(entry.Heading)
daijirin export
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if matches == nil {
return nil
}
var expressions, readings []string
if expression := matches[2]; len(expression) > 0 {
.
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expression = e.metaExp.ReplaceAllLiteralString(expression, "")
daijirin export
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for _, split := range strings.Split(expression, "・") {
.
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splitInc := e.expVarExp.ReplaceAllString(split, "$1")
daijirin export
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expressions = append(expressions, splitInc)
if split != splitInc {
.
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splitExc := e.expVarExp.ReplaceAllLiteralString(split, "")
daijirin export
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expressions = append(expressions, splitExc)
Add daijirin data
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}
cleanup
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}
daijirin export
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}
cleanup
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daijirin export
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if reading := matches[1]; len(reading) > 0 {
.
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reading = e.readGroupExp.ReplaceAllLiteralString(reading, "")
daijirin export
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readings = append(readings, reading)
Add daijirin data
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}
daijirin export
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var tags []string
WIP
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for _, split := range strings.Split(entry.Text, "\n") {
.
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if matches := e.metaExp.FindStringSubmatch(split); matches != nil {
WIP
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for _, tag := range strings.Split(matches[1], "・") {
tags = append(tags, tag)
}
WIP
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}
Add daijirin data
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}
daijirin export
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var terms []dbTerm
if len(expressions) == 0 {
for _, reading := range readings {
term := dbTerm{
Expression: reading,
Use empty interface type for dictionary glossaries Necesssary for structured content support
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Glossary: []any{entry.Text},
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Sequence: sequence,
daijirin export
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}
WIP
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e.exportRules(&term, tags)
daijirin export
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terms = append(terms, term)
}
} else {
for _, expression := range expressions {
for _, reading := range readings {
term := dbTerm{
Expression: expression,
Reading: reading,
Use empty interface type for dictionary glossaries Necesssary for structured content support
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Glossary: []any{entry.Text},
add Sequence to other dictionary formats
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Sequence: sequence,
daijirin export
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}
WIP
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e.exportRules(&term, tags)
daijirin export
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terms = append(terms, term)
}
}
}
return terms
Add daijirin data
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}
Switch to zig for EPWING parsing
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func (*daijirinExtractor) extractKanji(entry zig.BookEntry) []dbKanji {
Add daijirin data
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return nil
}
WIP
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func (e *daijirinExtractor) exportRules(term *dbTerm, tags []string) {
for _, tag := range tags {
if tag == "形" {
term.addRules("adj-i")
special cases for suru and kuru
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} else if tag == "動サ変" && (strings.HasSuffix(term.Expression, "する") || strings.HasSuffix(term.Expression, "為る")) {
term.addRules("vs")
} else if term.Expression == "来る" {
term.addRules("vk")
improved daijirin deinflection
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} else if e.v5Exp.MatchString(tag) {
term.addRules("v5")
} else if e.v1Exp.MatchString(tag) {
term.addRules("v1")
WIP
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}
}
}
output revision
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func (*daijirinExtractor) getRevision() string {
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
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return "daijirin2"
output revision
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}
Font translation
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func (*daijirinExtractor) getFontNarrow() map[int]string {
return map[int]string{
49441: "á",
49442: "à",
49443: "â",
49444: "ä",
49445: "ã",
49446: "ā",
49447: "é",
49448: "è",
49449: "ê",
49450: "ë",
49451: "ē",
49452: "í",
49453: "î",
49454: "ï",
49455: "ñ",
49456: "ó",
49457: "ò",
49458: "ô",
49459: "ö",
49460: "ř",
49461: "ú",
49462: "ü",
49463: "~",
49464: "ç",
49465: "ˇ",
49466: "ɡ",
49467: "ŋ",
49468: "ʒ",
49469: "ʃ",
49470: "ɔ",
49471: "ð",
49472: "Á",
49473: "Í",
49474: "Ú",
49475: "É",
49476: "Ó",
49477: "À",
49478: "È",
49479: "Ò",
49480: "ì",
49481: "ù",
49482: "ý",
49483: "ỳ",
49484: "ɑ",
49485: "ə",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
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49486: "ə",
Font translation
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49487: "ɛ",
49488: "θ",
49489: "ʌ",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
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49490: "ɒ",
Font translation
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49491: "ə́",
49492: "ɔ́",
49493: "ɛ́",
49494: "ʌ́",
49495: "ɑ̀",
49496: "ə̀",
49497: "ɔ̀",
49498: "ɛ̀",
49499: "ʌ̀",
49500: "æ",
49501: "ǽ",
49502: "æ̀",
49503: "Æ",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
2021-06-17 13:32:06 +00:00
49504: "ɑ",
Font translation
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49505: "å",
49506: "˘",
49507: "ă",
49508: "ŏ",
49509: "ĭ",
49510: "V́",
49511: "T́",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
2021-06-17 13:32:06 +00:00
49512: "ɠ",
Font translation
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49513: "ɔ̃",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
2021-06-17 13:32:06 +00:00
49515: "ɚ",
49516: "«",
49517: "»",
49519: "ŋ",
49520: "m̥",
49521: "ḿ̥",
49522: "Ɂ",
49523: "◌́◌̃", /* FIXME: should be acute ontop of tilde */
49524: "ã",
49525: "æ",
49526: "ɔ",
Font translation
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49527: "ć",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
2021-06-17 13:32:06 +00:00
49528: "ã́",
49529: "ɛ̃́",
Font translation
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49531: "û",
49532: "Ý",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
2021-06-17 13:32:06 +00:00
49533: "ɔ",
Font translation
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49534: "Ḿ",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
2021-06-17 13:32:06 +00:00
49697: "ɛ̃",
49698: "⁺",
49699: "ˣ",
Font translation
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49700: "ō",
49701: "ğ",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
2021-06-17 13:32:06 +00:00
49702: "𝐴",
49703: "𝐵",
49704: "𝐷",
Font translation
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49705: "Ḍ",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
2021-06-17 13:32:06 +00:00
49706: "𝐸",
49707: "𝐹",
49708: "𝐺",
49709: "𝐻",
Font translation
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49710: "Ḥ",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
2021-06-17 13:32:06 +00:00
49711: "𝐿",
49712: "𝑀",
49713: "𝑁",
49714: "𝑃",
49715: "𝑄",
49716: "𝑅",
Font translation
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49717: "Ṛ",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
2021-06-17 13:32:06 +00:00
49718: "𝑆",
Font translation
2016-12-14 02:00:36 +00:00
49719: "Ṣ",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
2021-06-17 13:32:06 +00:00
49720: "𝑇",
49721: "𝑉",
Font translation
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49722: "Ẓ",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
2021-06-17 13:32:06 +00:00
49723: "𝑎",
Font translation
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49724: "ą",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
2021-06-17 13:32:06 +00:00
49725: "𝑏",
49726: "𝑐",
49727: "𝑑",
Font translation
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49728: "ḍ",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
2021-06-17 13:32:06 +00:00
49729: "𝑒",
Font translation
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49730: "ę",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
2021-06-17 13:32:06 +00:00
49731: "𝑓",
49732: "𝑔",
49733: "𝘩",
Font translation
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49734: "ḥ",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
2021-06-17 13:32:06 +00:00
49735: "𝒾",
Font translation
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49736: "ị",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
2021-06-17 13:32:06 +00:00
49737: "𝑘",
49738: "𝑙",
49739: "𝑚",
Font translation
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49740: "ṃ",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
2021-06-17 13:32:06 +00:00
49741: "𝑛",
Font translation
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49742: "ṇ",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
2021-06-17 13:32:06 +00:00
49743: "𝑜",
49744: "𝑝",
49745: "𝑞",
49746: "𝑟",
Font translation
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49747: "ṛ",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
2021-06-17 13:32:06 +00:00
49748: "𝑠",
49749: "ş",
Font translation
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49750: "ṣ",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
2021-06-17 13:32:06 +00:00
49751: "𝑡",
49752: "ṭ",
49753: "𝑣",
49754: "𝑥",
49755: "𝑦",
49756: "𝑧",
Font translation
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49757: "ẓ",
49758: "İ",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
2021-06-17 13:32:06 +00:00
49759: "ṁ",
Font translation
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49760: "ṅ",
49761: "ż",
49762: "Ś",
49763: "ć",
49764: "ń",
49765: "ś",
49766: "ý",
49767: "ź",
49768: "ì",
49769: "Ä",
49770: "Ö",
49771: "Ü",
49772: "ÿ",
49773: "Â",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
2021-06-17 13:32:06 +00:00
49774: "ộ",
Font translation
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49775: "û",
49776: "Ā",
49777: "Ē",
49778: "Ī",
49779: "Ō",
49780: "Ū",
49781: "ī",
49782: "n̄",
49783: "p̄",
49784: "ū",
49785: "ȳ",
49786: "Ł",
49787: "ł",
49788: "ø",
49789: "ĩ",
49790: "õ",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
2021-06-17 13:32:06 +00:00
49954: "°R",
Font translation
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49955: "º",
49956: "½",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
2021-06-17 13:32:06 +00:00
49957: "⅓",
Font translation
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49958: "¹",
49959: "²",
49960: "¾",
49961: "³",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
2021-06-17 13:32:06 +00:00
49962: "⁴",
49963: "⁵",
49964: "⁶",
49965: "⁷",
49966: "⁸",
49967: "⁹",
49968: "ᴹ",
49969: "𝑎/𝑏",
49970: "ᵇ",
49971: "(𝑎→𝑏)", /* FIXME: 定積分 should be 'b' above 'a' for integral */
Font translation
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49972: "ɟ",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
2021-06-17 13:32:06 +00:00
49973: "ⁱ",
49974: "ᵐ",
49975: "ⁿ",
49976: "ʳ",
49977: "ᵗ",
49978: "ˣ",
49979: "(𝑎→𝑥)", /* FIXME: 不定積分 should be 'x' above 'a' for integral */
49980: "ʸ",
49981: "⁺",
49982: "⁻",
49983: "±",
49984: "ᶿ",
49985: "₀",
49986: "₁",
49987: "₂",
49988: "₃",
49989: "₄",
49990: "₅",
49991: "₆",
49992: "₇",
49993: "₈",
49994: "₉",
49995: "ᴀ",
49996: "ₐ",
49997: "ᵦ", /* FIXME: subscript 'b' doesn't exist */
49998: "ᵢ",
49999: "ₖ",
50000: "ₘ",
50001: "ₙ",
50002: "ᵣ",
50003: "ₓ",
50004: "₋ㇾ", /* FIXME: 漢文訓読 */
50005: "₊",
50006: "₋",
Font translation
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50010: "g̀",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
2021-06-17 13:32:06 +00:00
50012: "$",
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50016: "ㇾ", /* FIXME: 漢文訓読 */
50020: "₋", /* FIXME: 漢文訓読 */
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
2021-06-17 13:32:06 +00:00
50021: "{㆘}", /* FIXME: 漢文訓読 */
50022: "{㆔}", /* FIXME: 漢文訓読 */
50023: "{㆖}", /* FIXME: 漢文訓読 */
50025: "{㆗}", /* FIXME: 漢文訓読 */
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50026: "₌", /* FIXME: 漢文訓読 */
Font translation
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50027: "ĕ",
50028: "Č",
50029: "Š",
50030: "ǎ",
50031: "č",
50032: "ě",
50033: "ň",
50034: "ř",
50035: "š",
50036: "ž",
50037: "ヰ",
50038: "ヱ",
50039: "ɯ̈",
50040: "ɰ",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
2021-06-17 13:32:06 +00:00
50041: "ữ",
Font translation
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50042: "ʔ",
50043: "ɦ",
50044: "ß",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
2021-06-17 13:32:06 +00:00
50045: "ɪ",
50046: "ɴ",
Font translation
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50209: "ɲ",
50210: "ː",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
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50211: "ς",
Font translation
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}
Add daijirin data
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}
Font translation
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func (*daijirinExtractor) getFontWide() map[int]string {
return map[int]string{
41249: "仿",
41250: "佉",
41251: "侗",
41252: "倘",
41253: "偓",
41254: "傔",
41255: "傖",
41256: "僄",
41257: "僦",
41258: "兕",
41259: "凴",
41260: "刁",
41261: "剉",
41262: "剗",
41263: "劂",
41264: "劓",
41265: "勖",
41266: "卬",
41267: "厓",
41268: "厲",
41269: "呍",
41270: "吧",
41271: "咜",
41272: "呫",
41273: "呦",
41274: "咿",
41275: "咩",
41276: "哿",
41277: "唫",
41278: "嘈",
41279: "嘻",
41280: "噯",
41281: "噲",
41282: "嚚",
41283: "嚬",
41284: "圊",
41285: "圯",
41286: "坌",
41287: "埸",
41288: "埶",
41289: "埤",
41290: "壔",
41291: "壠",
41292: "壚",
41293: "虁",
41294: "奝",
41295: "奭",
41296: "姒",
41297: "婥",
41298: "婕",
41299: "孼",
41300: "尫",
41301: "屩",
41302: "崧",
41303: "嵆",
41304: "嶠",
41305: "嶸",
41306: "幘",
41307: "庾",
41308: "龐",
41309: "弇",
41310: "彀",
41311: "彐",
41312: "彤",
41313: "徉",
41314: "徜",
41315: "徧",
41316: "忉",
41317: "忼",
41318: "忡",
41319: "怵",
41320: "悝",
41321: "惛",
41322: "惕",
41323: "惙",
41324: "惲",
41325: "愷",
41326: "戕",
41327: "扃",
41328: "扑",
41329: "拖",
41330: "拄",
41331: "捃",
41332: "挹",
41333: "摹",
41334: "撝",
41335: "撿",
41336: "昱",
41337: "晡",
41338: "皙",
41339: "腊",
41340: "臏",
41341: "杇",
41342: "枘",
41505: "杻",
41506: "棰",
41507: "棖",
41508: "楨",
41509: "楣",
41510: "橛",
41511: "櫬",
41512: "欛",
41513: "歆",
41514: "殂",
41515: "殭",
41516: "毱",
41517: "氅",
41518: "氐",
41519: "氳",
41520: "淼",
41521: "沅",
41522: "沆",
41523: "汴",
41524: "沔",
41525: "泫",
41526: "泮",
41527: "洄",
41528: "洎",
41529: "洮",
41530: "浥",
41531: "淄",
41532: "涿",
41533: "淝",
41534: "湜",
41535: "渧",
41536: "滃",
41537: "漪",
41538: "漚",
41539: "漳",
41540: "澌",
41541: "瀆",
41542: "灝",
41543: "灤",
41544: "灎",
41545: "炫",
41546: "炷",
41547: "焮",
41548: "焠",
41549: "煜",
41550: "煇",
41551: "煆",
41552: "煨",
41553: "熅",
41554: "熒",
41555: "熇",
41556: "熳",
41557: "燋",
41558: "燁",
41559: "燾",
41560: "凞",
41561: "牓",
41562: "牕",
41563: "牖",
41564: "犍",
41565: "犛",
41566: "猨",
41567: "獐",
41568: "獷",
41569: "獼",
41570: "玕",
41571: "珉",
41572: "琦",
41573: "琚",
41574: "琨",
41575: "璆",
41576: "璉",
41577: "璟",
41578: "璣",
41579: "璘",
41580: "璨",
41581: "璿",
41582: "瓚",
41583: "畎",
41584: "痀",
41585: "痤",
41586: "瘖",
41587: "瘭",
41588: "皞",
41589: "盎",
41590: "盌",
41591: "盬",
41592: "盼",
41593: "眚",
41594: "眙",
41595: "睢",
41596: "睟",
41597: "睜",
41598: "睽",
41761: "矰",
41762: "矻",
41763: "砭",
41764: "确",
41765: "磈",
41766: "磷",
41767: "禘",
41768: "秔",
41769: "窅",
41770: "窠",
41771: "窬",
41772: "窳",
41773: "竽",
41774: "筠",
41775: "簋",
41776: "簠",
41777: "籮",
41778: "糗",
41779: "糕",
41780: "糝",
41781: "紈",
41782: "紓",
41783: "絇",
41784: "絓",
41785: "絜",
41786: "絺",
41787: "綈",
41788: "緂",
41789: "縈",
41790: "縕",
41791: "縑",
41792: "縠",
41793: "縝",
41794: "繇",
41795: "繒",
41796: "繳",
41797: "罽",
41798: "罾",
41799: "翟",
41800: "翬",
41801: "耦",
41802: "聱",
41803: "艴",
41804: "芎",
41805: "芷",
41806: "芮",
41807: "苾",
41808: "茀",
41809: "荇",
41810: "荃",
41811: "莘",
41812: "蒯",
41813: "蓰",
41814: "蕓",
41815: "蕙",
41816: "蕞",
41817: "蕤",
41818: "薏",
41819: "藿",
41820: "蘐",
41821: "虗",
41822: "虢",
41823: "虬",
41824: "虯",
41825: "虺",
41826: "蚑",
41827: "蚱",
41828: "蜋",
41829: "蝘",
41830: "蝥",
41831: "螈",
41832: "螭",
41833: "蠲",
41834: "裊",
41835: "裛",
41836: "褰",
41837: "袪",
41838: "裎",
41839: "裱",
41840: "褚",
41841: "觔",
41842: "觖",
41843: "觳",
41844: "訕",
41845: "訢",
41846: "詘",
41847: "詡",
41848: "詹",
41849: "誾",
41850: "豨",
41851: "豳",
41852: "貒",
41853: "賙",
41854: "贛",
42017: "跎",
42018: "跗",
42019: "踠",
42020: "踔",
42021: "踽",
42022: "蹢",
42023: "輞",
42024: "輭",
42025: "輶",
42026: "轔",
42027: "辧",
42028: "辵",
42029: "辶",
42030: "辶",
42031: "迤",
42032: "邅",
42033: "邈",
42034: "邛",
42035: "邢",
42036: "邳",
42037: "郅",
42038: "鄧",
42039: "鄱",
42040: "鄴",
42041: "酈",
42042: "酛",
42043: "酤",
42044: "酴",
42045: "醃",
42046: "醞",
42047: "醮",
42048: "釃",
42049: "釗",
42050: "鈐",
42051: "鈇",
42052: "鉏",
42053: "鉸",
42054: "銈",
42055: "鍈",
42056: "鏜",
42057: "鐲",
42058: "鑊",
42059: "鑣",
42060: "閒",
42061: "閟",
42062: "閩",
42063: "閽",
42064: "闓",
42065: "闐",
42066: "闚",
42067: "闞",
42068: "阼",
42069: "陘",
42070: "隄",
42071: "雒",
42072: "雞",
42073: "雩",
42074: "靛",
42075: "靳",
42076: "鞺",
42077: "韞",
42078: "韛",
42079: "韡",
42080: "頫",
42081: "顒",
42082: "顓",
42083: "顗",
42084: "顥",
42085: "颺",
42086: "飥",
42087: "餖",
42088: "餼",
42089: "餻",
42090: "饘",
42091: "駔",
42092: "駙",
42093: "騃",
42094: "騶",
42095: "騸",
42096: "魞",
42097: "鮏",
42098: "鯁",
42099: "鰶",
42100: "鴞",
42101: "鵷",
42102: "鵰",
42103: "鷃",
42104: "麨",
42105: "麼",
42106: "黧",
42107: "鼂",
42108: "鼯",
42109: "齁",
42110: "齗",
42273: "龔",
42274: "捥",
42275: "楤",
42276: "丰",
42278: "挊",
42279: "艜",
42280: "桒",
42283: "亍",
42284: "亹",
42285: "儞",
42286: "偁",
42287: "儃",
42288: "佪",
42289: "儋",
42290: "儈",
42291: "侒",
42292: "佷",
42293: "伋",
42294: "傜",
42295: "淸",
42296: "卺",
42297: "划",
42298: "勑",
42299: "匇",
42300: "匃",
42301: "匜",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
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42302: "㔺",
Font translation
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42303: "嗢",
42304: "囉",
42305: "唽",
42306: "嚕",
42307: "噱",
42308: "嘽",
42309: "嚞",
42310: "喁",
42311: "噞",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
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42312: "𠵅",
Font translation
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42313: "哯",
42314: "嚩",
42315: "喈",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
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42316: "𠺕",
Font translation
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42317: "晷",
42318: "叵",
42319: "嗩",
42320: "妋",
42321: "娭",
42322: "嫚",
42323: "嬗",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
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42324: "𡝂",
Font translation
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42325: "娓",
42326: "姞",
42328: "孁",
42329: "堄",
42330: "埿",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
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42331: "𡑮",
Font translation
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42332: "坍",
42333: "垸",
42334: "坅",
42335: "坷",
42336: "壎",
42337: "塤",
42338: "堠",
42339: "墪",
42340: "埏",
42341: "媳",
42342: "墉",
42343: "坨",
42344: "圩",
42345: "尰",
42346: "屟",
42347: "屣",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
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42348: "𡱖",
Font translation
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42349: "异",
42351: "岺",
42352: "岏",
42353: "巋",
42354: "巑",
42355: "帔",
42356: "幉",
42357: "帒",
42358: "幞",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
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42359: "㡜",
Font translation
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42360: "彇",
42361: "弣",
42362: "弶",
42363: "弽",
42364: "庪",
42365: "擌",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
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42366: "𢷡",
Font translation
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42529: "擎",
42530: "挗",
42531: "擐",
42532: "挍",
42533: "搯",
42534: "擷",
42535: "掙",
42536: "抳",
42537: "攞",
42538: "挃",
42539: "撾",
42540: "摭",
42541: "熮",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
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42542: "㸅",
Font translation
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42543: "烑",
42544: "灵",
42545: "煑",
42546: "爕",
42547: "焄",
42548: "獦",
42549: "猧",
42550: "猽",
42551: "獒",
42552: "獯",
42553: "獫",
42554: "玁",
42555: "狁",
42556: "狻",
42557: "瀼",
42558: "瀣",
42559: "洿",
42560: "濊",
42561: "澠",
42562: "潢",
42563: "灊",
42564: "淛",
42565: "涘",
42566: "湌",
42567: "灔",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
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42568: "𤂖",
Font translation
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42569: "涔",
42570: "涬",
42571: "邾",
42572: "鄘",
42573: "邶",
42574: "鄀",
42575: "鄽",
42576: "菇",
42577: "菆",
42578: "蓀",
42579: "藊",
42580: "蘅",
42581: "芺",
42582: "蒺",
42583: "蔾",
42584: "蘼",
42585: "薁",
42586: "葒",
42587: "蓯",
42588: "蒾",
42589: "蘩",
42590: "蔌",
42591: "蔞",
42592: "菝",
42593: "蕽",
42594: "蘡",
42595: "茛",
42596: "荽",
42597: "孽",
42598: "葜",
42599: "菀",
42600: "薟",
42601: "芾",
42602: "蘘",
42603: "蔲",
42604: "蔯",
42605: "荗",
42606: "莔",
42607: "噶",
42608: "藋",
42609: "莧",
42610: "苆",
42611: "蓪",
42612: "萁",
42613: "藦",
42614: "薷",
42615: "蘞",
42616: "莕",
42617: "蒅",
42619: "芿",
42620: "悆",
42621: "忞",
42622: "惸",
42785: "惝",
42786: "怳",
42787: "惔",
42788: "怍",
42789: "惋",
42790: "扆",
42791: "曛",
42792: "昀",
42793: "昪",
42794: "暍",
42795: "臗",
42796: "臛",
42797: "膘",
42798: "榺",
42799: "樾",
42800: "櫆",
42801: "柀",
42802: "棱",
42803: "橒",
42804: "檞",
42805: "檨",
42806: "杮",
42807: "楉",
42808: "樻",
42810: "桕",
42811: "棼",
42812: "槾",
42813: "楗",
42814: "棙",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
2021-06-17 13:32:06 +00:00
42815: "𣑊",
Font translation
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42816: "桄",
42817: "杴",
42818: "枒",
42819: "檫",
42820: "杈",
42821: "欋",
42822: "棅",
42823: "榀",
42824: "棻",
42825: "栭",
42826: "榭",
42827: "棌",
42828: "欵",
42829: "殩",
42830: "殮",
42831: "槩",
42832: "櫲",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
2021-06-17 13:32:06 +00:00
42833: "𣏕",
42834: "𬄚", /* FIXME: あて ⿰木惡 */
Font translation
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42835: "穀",
42836: "蒁",
42837: "迱",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
2021-06-17 13:32:06 +00:00
42838: "𨗈",
Font translation
2016-12-14 02:00:36 +00:00
42839: "适",
42840: "逈",
42841: "迍",
42842: "逭",
42843: "迮",
42844: "璈",
42845: "瑄",
42846: "璱",
42847: "玦",
42848: "琯",
42849: "璙",
42850: "珅",
42851: "珣",
42852: "玠",
42853: "瓈",
42854: "璫",
42855: "琫",
42856: "瑍",
42857: "琊",
42858: "疿",
42859: "癕",
42860: "皥",
42861: "皪",
42862: "盦",
42863: "盔",
42864: "瞔",
42865: "睠",
42867: "瞟",
42868: "瞍",
42869: "眶",
42871: "畾",
42872: "矪",
42873: "矬",
42874: "穭",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
2021-06-17 13:32:06 +00:00
42875: "𧘱",
Font translation
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42876: "袽",
42877: "襅",
42878: "筯",
43041: "帘",
43042: "笇",
43043: "篗",
43044: "籡",
43045: "籗",
43046: "褲",
43047: "褙",
43048: "粿",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
2021-06-17 13:32:06 +00:00
43049: "𥻨",
43050: "𦀌",
Font translation
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43051: "縬",
43052: "罇",
43053: "纆",
43054: "耖",
43055: "耟",
43056: "艉",
43057: "賾",
43058: "蟫",
43059: "蜺",
43060: "蚨",
43061: "蟭",
43062: "蠐",
43063: "螬",
43064: "蜟",
43065: "蠼",
43066: "螋",
43067: "蚍",
43068: "蟟",
43069: "蛁",
43070: "蜞",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
2021-06-17 13:32:06 +00:00
43071: "𧏛",
Font translation
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43073: "蝯",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
2021-06-17 13:32:06 +00:00
43074: "𪆐",
Font translation
2016-12-14 02:00:36 +00:00
43075: "鵒",
43076: "鴝",
43077: "鸜",
43078: "鸇",
43079: "鶖",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
2021-06-17 13:32:06 +00:00
43080: "𪃹",
Font translation
2016-12-14 02:00:36 +00:00
43081: "鸍",
43082: "鵩",
43083: "鶡",
43084: "鷴",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
2021-06-17 13:32:06 +00:00
43085: "鴒", /* FIXME: 交わる see 広辞苑 {5} for this replacement. should be ⿰𩙿鳥 */
Font translation
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43086: "鷧",
43087: "鏌",
43088: "鎁",
43089: "鍱",
43090: "銙",
43091: "釭",
43092: "鉧",
43093: "鍑",
43094: "鏽",
43095: "錕",
43096: "鋂",
43097: "鋧",
43098: "鐴",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
2021-06-17 13:32:06 +00:00
43099: "𫒒", /* FIXME: むね【棟】character is ⿰釒丘 */
Font translation
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43100: "鋐",
43101: "蹔",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
2021-06-17 13:32:06 +00:00
43102: "䟽",
Font translation
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43103: "踶",
43104: "詵",
43105: "諐",
43106: "誮",
43107: "謭",
43108: "誷",
43109: "觶",
43110: "釄",
43111: "醼",
43112: "醨",
43113: "釱",
43114: "釻",
43115: "鎛",
43116: "鐧",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
2021-06-17 13:32:06 +00:00
43117: "䥫",
Font translation
2016-12-14 02:00:36 +00:00
43118: "鉃",
43119: "纇",
43120: "熲",
43121: "頞",
43122: "顖",
43123: "蒴",
43124: "蕺",
43125: "芩",
43126: "佺",
43127: "佾",
43128: "俏",
43129: "倻",
43130: "儵",
43131: "噦",
43132: "嗉",
43133: "嘰",
43134: "吒",
43297: "唵",
43298: "唼",
43299: "埦",
43300: "墝",
43301: "埵",
43302: "垜",
43303: "墩",
43304: "圳",
43305: "壒",
43306: "羗",
43307: "搢",
43308: "搩",
43309: "攩",
43310: "擤",
43311: "挵",
43312: "拼",
43313: "擻",
43314: "掽",
43315: "湑",
43316: "濹",
43317: "泔",
43318: "犎",
43319: "桛",
43320: "梣",
43321: "樏",
43322: "梻",
43323: "橐",
43324: "梘",
43325: "梲",
43326: "橅",
43327: "檉",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
2021-06-17 13:32:06 +00:00
43328: "㮶",
Font translation
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43329: "櫧",
43330: "枻",
43331: "柃",
43332: "栱",
43333: "栬",
43334: "樝",
43335: "橖",
43336: "朳",
43337: "棭",
43338: "梂",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
2021-06-17 13:32:06 +00:00
43339: "𣜌",
Font translation
2016-12-14 02:00:36 +00:00
43340: "榰",
43341: "柷",
43342: "槵",
43343: "檔",
43344: "桫",
43345: "欏",
43346: "枓",
43347: "楲",
43348: "腭",
43349: "胳",
43350: "腨",
43351: "朓",
43352: "鰧",
43353: "蓏",
43354: "玫",
43355: "琰",
43356: "瑇",
43357: "璩",
43358: "珧",
43359: "瑀",
43360: "瑒",
43361: "瑭",
43362: "玔",
43363: "珖",
43364: "玢",
43365: "皶",
43366: "麬",
43367: "硨",
43368: "磠",
43369: "磤",
43370: "磲",
43371: "砍",
43372: "硾",
43373: "碰",
43374: "硇",
43375: "礀",
43376: "畺",
43377: "裰",
43378: "裑",
43379: "袘",
43380: "襀",
43381: "裓",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
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43382: "𧚄",
Font translation
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43383: "褘",
43384: "褹",
43385: "襢",
43386: "褨",
43387: "篊",
43388: "笧",
43389: "簁",
43390: "簎",
43553: "簶",
43554: "籰",
43555: "籙",
43556: "籭",
43557: "箯",
43558: "籑",
43559: "荇",
43560: "蓎",
43561: "笯",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
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43562: "𥫱",
Font translation
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43563: "篅",
43564: "簳",
43565: "簹",
43566: "篔",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
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43567: "䈇",
43568: "䇮",
Font translation
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43569: "筲",
43570: "笭",
43571: "筎",
43572: "羖",
43573: "籹",
43574: "粏",
43575: "糈",
43576: "糫",
43577: "粼",
43578: "粔",
43579: "粶",
43580: "糙",
43581: "糄",
43582: "粬",
43583: "糵",
43584: "紽",
43585: "緌",
43586: "絁",
43587: "紇",
43588: "纑",
43589: "緦",
43590: "紞",
43591: "纍",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
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43592: "𥿠",
Font translation
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43593: "羿",
43594: "翺",
43595: "翥",
43596: "羕",
43597: "蝲",
43598: "蟖",
43599: "蚸",
43600: "蜓",
43601: "蜾",
43602: "螇",
43603: "蠁",
43604: "蜱",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
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43605: "𧐐",
Font translation
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43606: "蛺",
43607: "虵",
43608: "蝱",
43609: "蠔",
43610: "蝤",
43611: "蛑",
43612: "蠊",
43613: "蠆",
43614: "螠",
43615: "鈸",
43616: "錑",
43617: "鎺",
43618: "鍰",
43619: "鏁",
43620: "銲",
43621: "鈹",
43622: "鏟",
43623: "鐖",
43624: "鑯",
43625: "闋",
43627: "鏱",
43628: "鈼",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
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43629: "𨫤",
Font translation
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43630: "鬌",
43631: "鞖",
43632: "靪",
43633: "鞚",
43634: "靮",
43635: "鬠",
43636: "鱘",
43637: "鮬",
43638: "鱰",
43639: "鱪",
43640: "鯳",
43641: "鱵",
43642: "鯯",
43643: "鯧",
43644: "魳",
43645: "鯎",
43646: "鯥",
43809: "鮄",
43810: "鱩",
43811: "鱮",
43812: "鯇",
43813: "鮞",
43814: "鰖",
43815: "鮸",
43816: "鯷",
43817: "魬",
43818: "鯘",
43819: "鱫",
43820: "鱝",
43821: "鱏",
43822: "鱓",
43823: "鰱",
43824: "鮊",
43825: "鱛",
43826: "鮾",
43827: "鱁",
43828: "鮧",
43829: "魦",
43830: "鱭",
43831: "孒",
43832: "甪",
43833: "厴",
43834: "尩",
43835: "车",
43836: "电",
43837: "邌",
43838: "仐",
43839: "么",
43840: "蠃",
43841: "兗",
43842: "矠",
43843: "矟",
43844: "劻",
43845: "勰",
43846: "斲",
43847: "姧",
43848: "嬥",
43849: "妤",
43850: "媞",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
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43851: "縁", /* FIXME: 彐頭, Daijisen uses this char */
Font translation
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43852: "廋",
43853: "庿",
43854: "愒",
43855: "憍",
43856: "愐",
43857: "豇",
43858: "豉",
43859: "雘",
43860: "彔",
43861: "邕",
43862: "隺",
43863: "幫",
43864: "帮",
43865: "毈",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
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43866: "𢏳", /* FIXME: ペテン */
Font translation
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43867: "彽",
43868: "徸",
43869: "鄯",
43870: "郄",
43871: "邙",
43872: "隩",
43873: "犰",
43874: "狳",
43875: "獱",
43876: "貛",
43877: "攲",
43878: "爗",
43879: "滎",
43880: "煠",
43881: "燄",
43882: "炻",
43883: "烤",
43884: "炗",
43885: "剡",
43886: "昉",
43887: "昰",
43888: "甗",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
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43889: "𤭯",
Font translation
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43890: "瓫",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
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43891: "𤚥",
Font translation
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43892: "敔",
43893: "忩",
43894: "毿",
43895: "瘵",
43896: "痎",
43897: "癋",
43898: "疒",
43899: "癤",
43900: "癭",
43901: "瘙",
43902: "痟",
44065: "痏",
44066: "眴",
44067: "睺",
44068: "毗",
44069: "翮",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
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44070: "𥝱",
Font translation
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44071: "稭",
44072: "稹",
44073: "祆",
44074: "禖",
44075: "皁",
44076: "皝",
44077: "翃",
44078: "舢",
44079: "艠",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
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44080: "𦨞",
44081: "⿰舟若", /* FIXME: 抄物書き */
Font translation
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44082: "趯",
44083: "醶",
44084: "跑",
44085: "蹰",
44086: "躃",
44087: "跆",
44088: "韉",
44089: "饠",
44090: "躻",
44091: "髹",
44092: "髁",
44093: "餛",
44094: "餺",
44095: "飣",
44096: "飰",
44097: "饆",
44098: "靏",
44099: "閦",
44100: "闈",
44101: "顬",
44102: "頊",
44103: "骶",
44104: "髐",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
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44105: "䯊",
Font translation
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44106: "鶍",
44107: "鴲",
44108: "鸕",
44109: "鵼",
44110: "鷀",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
2021-06-17 13:32:06 +00:00
44111: "䳑",
Font translation
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44112: "鼹",
44113: "鼷",
44114: "髖",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
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44115: "𪀚",
Font translation
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44116: "鸊",
44117: "鷉",
44118: "鵟",
44119: "鷟",
44120: "鵂",
44121: "鶹",
44122: "鴗",
44123: "鷚",
44124: "鵇",
44125: "鶊",
44126: "鶼",
44127: "觫",
44128: "觘",
44129: "觿",
44130: "剕",
44131: "颸",
44132: "飇",
44133: "飈",
44134: "贉",
44135: "賖",
44136: "赬",
44137: "鼗",
44138: "鼐",
44139: "鼺",
44140: "齝",
44141: "齭",
44142: "齵",
44143: "龗",
44144: "蓂",
44145: "藎",
44146: "葼",
44147: "茼",
44148: "藭",
44149: "薼",
44150: "菪",
44151: "莩",
44152: "蓽",
44153: "苕",
44154: "芡",
44155: "茺",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
2021-06-17 13:32:06 +00:00
44156: "薗", /* FIXME: 汝人, should be ⿱艹圃, see daijisen ex. sent. */
Font translation
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44157: "蔤",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
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44158: "芸", /* FIXME: Should be trad. chin. font */
Font translation
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44321: "葈",
44322: "你",
44323: "儛",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
2021-06-17 13:32:06 +00:00
44324: "𦬇", /* FIXME: ささぼさつ */
Font translation
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44325: "塼",
44326: "坼",
44327: "塌",
44328: "垿",
44329: "姮",
44330: "媧",
44331: "嬙",
44332: "渲",
44333: "洦",
44334: "滇",
44335: "潙",
44336: "澶",
44337: "涮",
44338: "涪",
44339: "啐",
44340: "嚈",
44341: "噠",
44342: "弴",
44343: "哆",
44344: "嚳",
44345: "洱",
44346: "灃",
44347: "濞",
44348: "湉",
44349: "泆",
44350: "洹",
44351: "昫",
44352: "暠",
44353: "昕",
44354: "昺",
44355: "桲",
44356: "橉",
44357: "窼",
44358: "穇",
44359: "秫",
44360: "秭",
44361: "禛",
44362: "祜",
44363: "祹",
44364: "蜇",
44365: "蛼",
44366: "蚜",
44367: "蚉",
44368: "蛽",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
2021-06-17 13:32:06 +00:00
44369: "虻", /* FIXME: 蜻蛉, see ex sent. for 虻(アム) */
Font translation
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44370: "螵",
44371: "蚇",
44372: "螓",
44373: "蜐",
44374: "瘀",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
2021-06-17 13:32:06 +00:00
44375: "㾮",
Font translation
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44376: "瘼",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
2021-06-17 13:32:06 +00:00
44377: "𤸎",
Font translation
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44378: "痱",
44379: "癯",
44380: "癁",
44381: "礴",
44382: "礜",
44383: "砉",
44384: "耷",
44385: "耼",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
2021-06-17 13:32:06 +00:00
44386: "𨏍",
Font translation
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44387: "軑",
44388: "轘",
44389: "輀",
44390: "魹",
44391: "韴",
44392: "鞲",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
2021-06-17 13:32:06 +00:00
44393: "𩊱",
44394: "𩊠",
Font translation
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44395: "鮲",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
2021-06-17 13:32:06 +00:00
44396: "𫙧", /* FIXME: ⿰魚近(ちか) */
Font translation
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44397: "鰘",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
2021-06-17 13:32:06 +00:00
44398: "𩸭",
Font translation
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44399: "鰙",
44400: "鯝",
44401: "鰣",
44402: "鯽",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
2021-06-17 13:32:06 +00:00
44403: "𩸽",
Font translation
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44404: "魶",
44405: "鰚",
44406: "鱲",
44407: "鱜",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
2021-06-17 13:32:06 +00:00
44408: "𩺊",
Font translation
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44409: "鱊",
44410: "鱐",
44411: "鱟",
44412: "魣",
44413: "魫",
44414: "驎",
44577: "麯",
44578: "驌",
44579: "騮",
44580: "驊",
44581: "駃",
44582: "騠",
44583: "駰",
44584: "騭",
44585: "麅",
44586: "麞",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
2021-06-17 13:32:06 +00:00
44587: "鹿子", /* FIXME: should be ⿰鹿子 */
44588: "亻",
Font translation
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44589: "乚",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
2021-06-17 13:32:06 +00:00
44590: "㔾",
Font translation
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44591: "氵",
44592: "艹",
44593: "艹",
44594: "扌",
44595: "阝",
44596: "犭",
44597: "阝",
44598: "刂",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
2021-06-17 13:32:06 +00:00
44599: "𠆢",
Font translation
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44600: "忄",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
2021-06-17 13:32:06 +00:00
44601: "㓁",
Font translation
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44602: "耂",
44603: "爫",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
2021-06-17 13:32:06 +00:00
44604: "爫",
Font translation
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44605: "灬",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
2021-06-17 13:32:06 +00:00
44606: "⺗",
Font translation
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44607: "氺",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
2021-06-17 13:32:06 +00:00
44608: "𤣩",
Font translation
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44609: "罒",
44610: "礻",
44611: "衤",
44612: "飠",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
2021-06-17 13:32:06 +00:00
44613: "𩙿",
44619: "𤣥", /* FIXME: 欠画 */
44621: "⺩",
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44622: "⺏", /* FIXME: 尢, this but with with leg stretched as in 尩 */
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
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44623: "भर", /* FIXME: 勃嚕唵/bhrūṃ in sanskrit */
44624: "㐂",
44625: "𛀸", /* FIXME: 変体仮名 (こ) */
44626: "𛄋", /* FIXME: 異体文字 (は)*/
44627: "𛀆", /* FIXME: 変体仮名 (い) */
44628: "𛁟", /* FIXME: 変体仮名 (た) */
44629: "𛀙", /* FIXME: 変体仮名 (か) */
44630: "⁎",
44631: "⁑",
Font translation
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44632: "©",
44633: "♮",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
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44634: "𝄐", /* FIXME: pause (music) */
44635: "𝄑", /* FIXME: pause (music) */
44636: "𝅘𝅥𝅯", /* FIXME: semiquaver/16th note */
44637: "⁂",
44638: "＊",
Font translation
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44639: "㊙",
44640: "☞",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
2021-06-17 13:32:06 +00:00
44641: "˘",
44644: "卐", /* FIXME: should be tilted 45 degrees, not in unicode */
44645: "卐",
44646: "✓",
44647: "ƿ",
44648: "℅",
Font translation
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44649: "®",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
2021-06-17 13:32:06 +00:00
44650: "∛𝑎",
Font translation
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44651: "Æ",
44652: "æ",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
2021-06-17 13:32:06 +00:00
44653: "ffl",
Font translation
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44654: "fl",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
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44655: "ⁿ√",
Font translation
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44656: "œ",
44657: "∘",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
2021-06-17 13:32:06 +00:00
44658: "∓",
44659: "^", /* FIXME: should be printed double width */
Font translation
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44660: "℧",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
2021-06-17 13:32:06 +00:00
44661: "√2",
44662: "√𝑎",
Font translation
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44663: "©",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
2021-06-17 13:32:06 +00:00
44664: "(公)", /* FIXME: 丸公 enclosed 公 */
Font translation
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44665: "㊜",
44666: "〖",
44667: "〗",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
2021-06-17 13:32:06 +00:00
45106: "--",
45107: "―",
Font translation
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45108: "☰",
45109: "☷",
45110: "☱",
45111: "☲",
45112: "☴",
45113: "☵",
45114: "☶",
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45115: "＼", /* FIXME: くの字点 */
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
2021-06-17 13:32:06 +00:00
45116: "＼ﾞ", /* FIXME: くの字点 */
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45117: "／", /* FIXME: くの字点 */
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
2021-06-17 13:32:06 +00:00
45118: "〻",
45119: "ǂ", /* FIXME: 複十字, probably not the char they wanted */
Font translation
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45120: "℉",
45121: "〽",
45122: "卍",
45123: "♨",
45124: "♠",
45125: "♥",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
2021-06-17 13:32:06 +00:00
45126: "𝄐", /* FIXME: フェルマータ */
45127: "℥",
Font translation
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45130: "♩",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
2021-06-17 13:32:06 +00:00
45131: "𝄉", /* FIXME: ダルセーニョ */
45132: "𝄪", /* FIXME: 重嬰記号 */
Font translation
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45133: "❶",
45134: "❷",
45135: "❸",
45136: "❹",
45137: "❺",
45138: "❻",
45139: "❼",
45140: "❽",
45141: "❾",
45142: "❿",
45143: "⓫",
45144: "⓬",
45145: "⓭",
45146: "⓮",
45147: "⓯",
45148: "⓰",
45149: "⓱",
45150: "⓲",
45151: "⓳",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
2021-06-17 13:32:06 +00:00
45152: "ゑ",
45153: "ヶ", /* FIXME: 交野, uses small ガ not in unicode */
45157: "ト", /* FIXME: 九秋, not sure what they are trying to indicate */
Font translation
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45158: "ノ",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
2021-06-17 13:32:06 +00:00
45160: "ミ", /* FIXME: 青海苔, not sure what they are trying to indicate */
45162: "ㇿ",
Font translation
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45163: "ヰ",
finish mapping most of daijirin Now you can search for totally useful every day words like 瘟㾮日 and 多羅吒干𤚥 :^). The characters that remain either don't exist in unicode or are very difficult to find. Also a couple terms seem unsearchable in qolibri so I couldn't check what the characters are supposed to be. Any questionable choice was marked with FIXME. This will make it easy in the future to replace some characters with their images if its something that we want to support in the future. * The FIXMEs with the missing font symbol should all be the correct character (not commonly covered by fonts) * The くの字点 choices are to try and imitate the daijirin experience(TM). Probably the worst use of image fonts I've seen. Those characters should never appear in horizontal text. They should have just been replaced with the text that was supposed to be repeated. * The 漢文訓読 characters in '{}' are technically the unicode specified characters for those glyphs however they just look like their full size variants. I surrounded them with '{}' so the examples that use them are still readable. * The other FIXMEs should be self explanatory. Search the term in qolibri and look at what they used to see why they are questionable.
2021-06-17 13:32:06 +00:00
45164: "ン", /* FIXME: 捨て仮名, probably small 'ン' (not a char in unicode) */
Font translation
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45175: "㏋",
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