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Usage

Summary
{{Script/Early Cyrillic|(language code=cu)|text*}}
{{Script/Early Cyrillic|orv|ночь}} → ночь
Valid language codes
Old Church Slavonic cu or chu (default)
Church Slavonic cu or chu (default)
Old East Slavic orv
Slavic sla (generic family code)
East Slavic zle (family code)
South Slavic zls (family code)
West Slavic zlw (family code)
Examples
{{Script/Early Cyrillic|аблъко}} → аблъко
{{Script/Early Cyrillic|orv|ночь}} → ночь
{{Script/Early Cyrillic|zls|ꙉєрвъ}} → ꙉєрвъ

Technical features

  • Church Slavonic Fonts in Unicode has fonts with good support up to Unicode 16.0:
    • Cyrillic: Monomakh 1.200, Menaion 2.1, Shafarik 1.002, Ponomar 1.302, Fedorovsk 3.021
    • Glagolitic: Shafarik 1.002, Menaion 2.1

The following have at least partial support for the new Cyrillic characters as in Unicode 9.0 and later:

Quivira font fully supports -A and -B blocks, but not -C.

Template data

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See also