Cyrillic is a Unicode block containing the characters used to write the most widely used languages with a Cyrillic orthography. The core of the block is based on the ISO 8859-5 standard, with additions for minority languages and historic orthographies.
Block
List of characters
History The following Unicode-related documents record the purpose and process of defining specific characters in the Cyrillic block:
Version Count UTC ID L2 ID WG2 ID Document 1.0.0 U+0401..040C, 040E..044F, 0451..045C, 045E..0486, 0490..04C4, 04C7..04C8, 04CB..04CC 188 (to be determined) N3118 doc) N3184 doc) N3435R doc) 1.1 U+04D0..04EB, 04EE..04F5, 04F8..04F9 38 (to be determined) 3.0 U+0400, 040D, 0450, 045D 4 N418 N1323 N1407 N1353 N1453 N1681 N1894 U+0488..0489 2 N1744 N1847 doc) N1920 html, doc) N2253 U+048C..048D 2 N1975 N2003 U+048E..048F, 04EC..04ED 4 N1590 N1603 N1744 html) html, Figure 1) N1840 N1847 doc) N1920 html, doc) N2253 3.2 U+048A..048B, 04C5..04C6, 04C9..04CA, 04CD..04CE 8 N1813 N1813 p6 N1920 html, doc) N2069 N2173 txt) 4.1 U+04F6..04F7 2 N2560 5.0 U+04CF 1 N2942 doc) U+04FA..04FF 6 N2933 doc) 5.1 U+0487 1 N3194 doc)
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