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Japanese alphabet, including Hiragana, Katakana and "Imatto-canna", a form of Hentaigana. Denis Diderot, Encyclopédie, 18th century.

Hentaigana were used more or less interchangeably with their standard equivalents on an ad hoc, individual basis until 1900, when the hiragana syllabary was standardized to one character per mora. They are not included in Unicode, though there is a proposal to encode it.

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• Related: Katakana, Furigana, Romaji

Chart of hentaigana calligraphy Chart of hentaigana calligraphy www.albany.edu/eas/205/hentaigana.pdf - Web

A chart of hentaigana A chart of hentaigana www.csse.monash.edu.au/%7Ejwb/rose.jpg - Web

Chart of kana from Engelbert Kaempfer circa 1693 Chart of kana from Engelbert Kaempfer circa 1693 www.raccoonbend.com/languages/canna.html - Web

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Hentaigana Hentaigana japan-studies.com/language/hiragana/hentaigana/ - Web

Mojikyo fonts including hentaigana and word proces... Mojikyo fonts including hentaigana and word processor support www.mojikyo.org - Web

Koin Hentaigana Outlying Characters for MS Mincho Koin Hentaigana Outlying Characters for MS Mincho www10.plala.or.jp/koin/koinhentaigana.html - Web

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