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यूनिकोड

((यूनिकोड))

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The Hindi word for Unicode "यूनिकोड" is composed of seven Unicode characters from the Devanagari script.

Most users would identify this word as containing four units of text. Each of the first three graphemes consists of two characters: a syllable and a modifying vowel character. So the word contains seven Unicode characters, but only four graphemes:


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|| Word | यूनिकोड ||
|| Graphemes | यू 	नि 	को 	ड ||
|| Code Points | य 	ू 	न 	ि 	क 	ो 	ड||
|| | ##U+092F## 	##U+0942## 	##U+0928## 	##U+093F## 	##U+0915## 	##U+094B## 	##U+0921## ||
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((!/यूनिकोड)) <-- with Graphemes (form a link with current regex, possible but not desirable) 
((!/यनकड)) <-- Normalized via ##$tag = normalizer_normalize ($tag, Normalizer::FORM_C);## in run()
((!/यनकड यूनिकोड)) (combined nomalized & unnormalized, title is also in unnormalized form)