𐲛𐳖𐳇 𐲏𐳪𐳙𐳍𐳀𐳢𐳐𐳀𐳙

Font

You can download and install the font locally that is used on this page from GitHub. After downloading the OldHungarian.zip file, extract it, and install the appropriate font for your machine.

The font contains all defined Unicode 8.0 glyphs in the U+10C80 - U+10CFF range, and some common contemporary ligatures, including dz (𐲇‍𐲯), dzs (𐲇‍𐲰), q (𐲓‍𐲮), w (𐲮‍𐲮), x (𐲓‍𐲥), and y (𐲒‍𐲐), and the non-standard representation of the numeral 500 (𐳻‍𐳾)

Web usage

If you want to include Old Hungarian scripts on your webpage, either download the font package, and use it locally using the CSS @font-face property. Alternatively include the following in your <header>:

<link rel="stylesheet" href="//oldhungarian.eu/stylesheets/oldhungarian.css" />
        

And afterwards use the 'Web_OldHungarian' font-family whenever needed.

Contemporary usage

Note that the Unicode proposal doesn't contain codepoints for some contemporary ligatures in the standard, as they are only ligatures of two or more characters. These characters can be accessed with the following compositions:

• DZ: D + Z
• DZS: D + ZS
• Q: K + V
• W: V + V
• X: K + SZ
• Y: J + I

Fonts might support these ligatures when they are combined with a U+200D zero width joiner character. So for example on supporting fonts the following three codepoints might return the ligature for the W glyph: U+10C93(V) + U+200D + U+10CA5(V)

Test

To test whether your system and/or browser supports Old Hungarian please check the following tables, where the expected and actual values should always look similar.