What 𛰳 means
Pernin and Perrault assign S-T-R; Sloan-Duployan assigns S-N.
These labels name consonants grouped together. Identify the shorthand system before decoding a note.
How did Duployan enter Chinook Jargon?
It was adapted to write languages in British Columbia.
Émile Duployé published his French shorthand in 1860 to write speech quickly. Catholic missionary Jean-Marie-Raphaël Le Jeune adapted Duployan for Chinook Jargon, a shared trade language of the Pacific Northwest, and other Indigenous languages.
His mostly Chinook Jargon newsletter, Kamloops Wawa, ran from 1891–1923.
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Who writes 𛰳
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Questions people ask
1Does 𛰳 always mean S-T-R?
No. Sloan-Duployan uses S-N; interpret it in the shorthand system that produced the note.
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𛰳CSS
\1BC33Codes and encoding1 code points
HTML decimal
𛰳
HTML hex
𛰳
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content: "\1BC33";
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%F0%9B%B0%B3
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