ISO/IEC JTC1/SC2/WG2 N3194 L2/06-xxx - Evertype

Figures
Figure 1. Sample from Бондяков 1925, showing letters LHA and RHA. Typographically, the former is
based on HA with an EL extension, and the latter is ER with a HA extension.
Figure 2. Sample from Барсов 1901, showing the letter YAE.
Figure 3. Sample from Барсов 1901, showing the letter YAE and describing its sound as being between
YA and IE (evidently [jæ]).
Figure 4. Sample from Hassanpour 1992, showing Kurdish QA and WE in an Armenian-Kurdish
dictionary published in Erevan in 1957.
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