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<span class="searchmatch">Language</span>-specific currency <span class="searchmatch">signs</span> ৳ – Bengali rupee <span class="searchmatch">sign</span> ৲ – Bengali taka <span class="searchmatch">sign</span> ৹ – Bengali ana <span class="searchmatch">sign</span> ৻ – Bengali ganda <span class="searchmatch">sign</span> રૂ૰ – Gujarati rupee <span class="searchmatch">sign</span> ꠸...