On 30/07/2003 03:56, Roozbeh Pournader wrote:
But is ZWJ actually required
within text, or only for display of joining forms in isolation? A simple
example would be of interest.
Yes, it is used in normal text. But the only frequent use is after a
single Heh, to make it appear in the initial
> But is ZWJ actually required
> within text, or only for display of joining forms in isolation? A simple
> example would be of interest.
Yes, it is used in normal text. But the only frequent use is after a
single Heh, to make it appear in the initial form (which is by tradition
used to distingu
I think it is reasonably common. I was about to post the same remark you
did.
K
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On 29/07/2003 10:20, Roozbeh Pournader wrote:
On Tue, 2003-07-29 at 21:06, Patrick Andries wrote:
UTR 20, table 4.1 writes that ZWNJ and ZWJ are needed for « a.o. Persian ».
What does the abbreviation « a.o. » mean ? Arabic O..?
I have no clue about that, but ...
Is this current Farsi
Patrick Andries scripsit:
> UTR 20, table 4.1 writes that ZWNJ and ZWJ are needed for « a.o. Persian ».
>
> What does the abbreviation « a.o. » mean ? Arabic O..?
It appears to mean "among others", but is not as far as I know a commonly
understood abbreviation.
--
"How they ever reached any co
On Tue, 2003-07-29 at 21:06, Patrick Andries wrote:
> UTR 20, table 4.1 writes that ZWNJ and ZWJ are needed for « a.o. Persian ».
>
> What does the abbreviation « a.o. » mean ? Arabic O..?
I have no clue about that, but ...
> Is this current Farsi or some historical Persian ?
ZWNJ and ZWJ are r
UTR 20, table 4.1 writes that ZWNJ and ZWJ are needed for « a.o. Persian ».
What does the abbreviation « a.o. » mean ? Arabic O..?
Is this current Farsi or some historical Persian ?
Thank you
P.A.
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