Wumeng NasuinYi

ywu·YiiiSyllabaryMultiple-source attestation (MAIN)

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Language

Wumeng Nasu

ISO 639-3ywuStatusLivingScopeIndividualScripts used2

Also written in:

Miao (Pollard) (Plrd)

Script

ISO 15924YiiiFamilySino-Tibetan / YiOriginEast AsiaDirectionLeft-to-rightStatusLiving scriptOpenType tagyi

Yi syllabary (Nuosu). The modern standardized Yi script was created in 1975. Used by the Yi (Nuosu) people of Sichuan, Yunnan, and adjacent areas of China.

Other languages using Yi

Sichuan YiiiiEastern NisunosSouthern NisunsdNorthwestern NisunsfSouthwestern NisunsvMantsintySameismhWusa NasuyigNorthern NisuyivSamataoysdSaniysnSouthern LolopoyspWuding-Luquan Yiywq

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