ISO/IEC 6937 - Two Byte Characters

Two Byte Characters

The characters which are not represented in the primary set are coded on two bytes. The first byte the "non spacing diacritical mark" is followed by a letter from the base set e.g.:

small e with acute accent (é) = +e

In total 13 diacritical marks can be followed by the selected characters from the primary set:

Accent Code Second character Result
Grave 0xC1 AEIOUaeiou ÀÈÌÒÙàèìòù
Acute 0xC2 ACEILNORSUYZacegilnorsuyz ÁĆÉÍĹŃÓŔŚÚÝŹáćéģíĺńóŕśúýź
Circumflex 0xC3 ACEGHIJOSUWYaceghijosuwy ÂĈÊĜĤÎĴÔŜÛŴŶâĉêĝĥîĵôŝûŵŷ
Tilde 0xC4 AINOUainou ÃĨÑÕŨãĩñõũ
Macron 0xC5 AEIOUaeiou ĀĒĪŌŪāēīōū
Breve 0xC6 AGUagu ĂĞŬăğŭ
Dot 0xC7 CEGIZcegz ĊĖĠİŻċėġż
Umlaut or diæresis 0xC8 AEIOUYaeiouy ÄËÏÖÜŸäëïöüÿ
Ring 0xCA AUau ÅŮåů
Cedilla 0xCB CGKLNRSTcklnrst ÇĢĶĻŅŖŞŢçķļņŗşţ
DoubleAcute 0xCD OUou ŐŰőű
Ogonek 0xCE AEIUaeiu ĄĘĮŲąęįų
Caron 0xCF CDELNRSTZcdelnrstz ČĎĚĽŇŘŠŤŽčďěľňřšťž

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