Writing System Reference Wall

Every source script identifier and numeric code, arranged as a reusable reference sheet.

Writing System Reference Wall: visual artifact

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What it shows

  • 226: script and special-purpose entries
  • Case matters: ISO script capitalization
  • Separate: script does not identify a language

Keep a script code separate from the language and territory components when designing a multilingual data model.

Method

All source entries, including special-purpose identifiers and script variants. The numeric codes are printed as text. These names describe writing systems, not the languages that use them.

Sources and reuse

iso-codes ISO 15924 snapshot. LGPL-2.1-or-later.

Source retrieval: 2026-09-08 UTC. This is a fixed edition. Observation dates and coverage differ by source.

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