Category:Canadian syllabic script
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Canadian syllabic script
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| Canadian Aboriginal syllabics | |
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Canadian syllabic script considerations |
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Canadian syllabic script information |
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Canadian syllabic script code |
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This is the main category of the Canadian syllabic script.
Information about the Canadian syllabic script may be available at Appendix:Canadian syllabic script.
In various places at Wiktionary, the Canadian syllabic script is represented by the code Cans.
The Canadian syllabic script is an abugida.
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- Category:Canadian syllabic script characters: All characters from the Canadian syllabic script, and their possible variations, such as versions with diacritics and combinations recognized as single characters in any language.
- Category:Canadian syllabic script languages: Languages that use the Canadian syllabic script.
- Category:Canadian syllabic script modules: Modules that implement functionality for the Canadian syllabic script.