> Otto Stolz wrote: > > > > > The two scans under > > http://www.rz.uni-konstanz.de/Antivirus/tests/li.png > > http://www.rz.uni-konstanz.de/Antivirus/tests/re.png > > are from the authoritative (until July 1996) book on German > > orthography: Duden "Rechtschreibung der deutschen Sprache > > und der Fremdw�rter" / hrsg. von d. Dudenred. auf d. Grundlage > > d. amtl. Rechtschreibregeln. [Red.Bearb.: Werner Scholze- > > Stubenrecht unter Mitw. von Dieter Berger ...]. - 19., neu bearb. > > u. erw. Aufl. ISBN: 3-411-20900-3. > > > > Best wishes, > > Otto Stolz > > could you point out which symbol in that two images need to be proposed? > either by using red ciricle on the image or tell use the surrounding text. > Thanks
> > http://www.rz.uni-konstanz.de/Antivirus/tests/li.png * geboren [born] -- asterisk, already encoded (*) au�erehelich geboren [born in wedlock] -- parentheses and asterisk, already encoded { }* tot geboren [born dead] -- dagger and asterisk, already encoded *{ } am Tag der Geburt gestorben [died on day of birth] -- asterisk and dagger, already encoded { } getauft [baptized] -- could use U+3030 WAVY DASH > > http://www.rz.uni-konstanz.de/Antivirus/tests/re.png { } verlobt [engaged] -- could use an existing circle character { } verheiratet [married] -- needs new symbol { } geschieden [divorced] -- needs new symbol { } au�ereheliche Verbindung [common law marriage ?] -- needs new symbol { } gestorben [died] -- dagger, already encoded { } gefallen [killed (in battle?)] -- needs new crossed swords symbol { } begraben [buried] -- needs new coffin symbol { } einge�schert [cremated] -- needs new urn symbol (although I suppose people could use one of the 29 new Linear B vessel ideograms to indicate just what kind of urn they were buried in. ;-) ) --Ken
