Palmyrene

ISO 15924: PalmAbjad1 total languages
IANA registered: 10 April 2010

Example text

𐡪𐡫𐡡𐡴

Rendered using a Noto web font where available; falls back to system fonts.

Writing Direction
Direction
Right-to-left
RTL
Yes
Vertical tradition
None / unusual
Source
Unicode CLDR scriptMetadata.txt
RTL value derived from Unicode CLDR script metadata.
Script Properties
Family
Semitic / Aramaic
Geographic origin
Middle East
Usage status
Ancient script
OpenType tag
palm
Palmyrene script, used in the Silk Road trading city of Palmyra (modern Syria), 2nd century BCE – 3rd century CE. A variant of the Aramaic abjad.

Related Scripts

ArmiImperial AramaicSyrcSyriacNbatNabataean

Unicode Blocks

PalmyreneU+10860

1 Unicode block contain Palmyrene characters. Browse all Unicode blocks →

The lists below count source attestation, not current or official usage. A language can appear under several scripts. Sources, denominators and limitations.

Multiple-source attestation (MAIN)
1

Official Aramaic (700-300 BCE)
arc