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We are working with a language that has long vowels which we can’t write with Odia letters. There are some books printed that have used a small line in the top of the letter where they need long sound. we are not able to type it neither we know the Unicode of it. please help

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I have a question for you: Does this macron act like a typical vowel sign, like the stroke in ଆ/ା , or does it act like a secondary modifier that combines to other vowel letters and vowel signs also (say, does it combine to ଆ/ା, ଇ/ି, ଉ/ୁ, ଏ/େ…)?

If you would prefer to send me a direct message with your email address we could continue the discussion privately. That way you might be able to send me more samples of this character in use.

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This macron act like a secondary modifier
ଅ is a short vowel and ଅ with a macron on the top is the long vowel likewise the following letters. The difficulty we are facing is we are unable to write ଅ with a macron on the top. this applies to all other alphabets. can you make a Unicode for this symbol in the inkey.

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Several of us are discussing what the best solution is for this. We’ll try to get back with you in the next day or two.

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Thanks, waiting for your help

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