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# © 2016 and later: Unicode, Inc. and others.
# License & terms of use: http://www.unicode.org/copyright.html#License
#
# File: Hebr_Latn.txt
# Generated from CLDR
#

# Transliteration table for Hebrew
# Based on the UNGEGN table at:
#   http://www.eki.ee/wgrs/rom1_he.pdf
#
# Exceptions:
# - Accents are added to disambiguate letters
# - Combinations of dagesh, shin/sin dot that produce different
#   letters are not yet encoded.
#
# To test, open:
#   http://www.ibm.com/software/globalization/icu/demo/transform
# Click Edit, paste in this file, Save As hebrew-latin/XXX
# (where XXX is a username)
# Now go back to the main window, and try it out.
# Use hebrew-latin/XXX for Output 1, and (Inverse) for Output 2
# Paste in hebrew text in Input, and hit Transliterate.
#
# For more information, see:
#   http://icu.sourceforge.net/userguide/Transform.html
:: [[:Hebrew:] [:^ccc=0:] [\u05B0-\u05B9\u05BB-\u05BC\u05C1-\u05C2ℵ-ℸ\u0304\u05BF] - [\u05BD]] ;
:: nfkd (nfc) ;
$letterAfter = [:M:]* [:L:] ;
# move longer items here to avoid masking
ח ↔ h\u0331 ;
צ ↔ z\u0331 } $letterAfter;
ץ ↔ z\u0331 ;
ש ↔ s\u0327 ;
ת ↔ t\u0327 ;
א ↔ ʼ ;
ב ↔ b ;
ג ↔ g ;
ד ↔ d ;
ה ↔ h ;
ו ↔ w ;
ז ↔ z ;
ט ↔ t ;
י ↔ y ;
כ ↔ k } $letterAfter;
ך ↔ k ;
ל ↔ l ;
מ ↔ m } $letterAfter;
ם ↔ m ;
נ ↔ n  } $letterAfter;
ן ↔ n ;
ס ↔ s ;
ע ↔ ʻ ;
פ ↔ p } $letterAfter;
ף ↔ p ;
ק ↔ q ;
ר ↔ r ;
װ → |  וו; # HEBREW LIGATURE YIDDISH DOUBLE VAV
ױ → | וי; # HEBREW LIGATURE YIDDISH VAV YOD
ײ → | יי ; # HEBREW LIGATURE YIDDISH DOUBLE YOD
\u05BC ↔ \u0307 ; # dagesh just goes to overdot for now
\u05C1 ↔ \u030C ; # shin dot -→ sh
\u05C2 ↔ \u0302 ; # sin dot -→ s
# points
$above = [^[:ccc=0:][:ccc=230:]]*;
‎\u05B2‎ → à ;
‎\u05B2‎ $1← a ($above)  \u0300;
‎\u05B8‎ → á ;
‎\u05B8‎  $1 ← a ($above)  \u0301;
‎\u05B1‎ → è ;
‎\u05B1‎  $1 ← e ($above)  \u0300;
‎\u05B5‎ → é ;
‎\u05B5‎  $1 ← e ($above)   \u0301;
‎\u05B0‎ → e \u0306 ;
‎\u05B0‎  $1 ← e ($above)   \u0306;
‎\u05B9‎ → ò ;
‎\u05B9‎  $1 ← o ($above)   \u0300;
\u05B4 ↔ i ;
\u05BB ↔ u ;
\u05B7 ↔ a ;
\u05B6 ↔ e ;
\u05B3 ↔ o ;
\u05BF ↔   \u0304 ;
# fallbacks
ק ← c ;
פ ← f } $letterAfter;
ף ← f ;
ז ← j ;
ו ← v ;
כס ← x ;
:: (lower);
:: nfc (nfd) ;
:: ([[:Latin:] [:^ccc=0:] [ʻ-ʼ\u0300-\u0302\u0307\u030C\u0327\u0331\u0340-\u0341    \u0304 ]]);
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f3c0d7a5 A	1	# © 2016 and later: Unicode, Inc. and others.
	2	# License & terms of use: http://www.unicode.org/copyright.html#License
	3	#
2ca993e8	4	# File: Hebr_Latn.txt
f3c0d7a5	5	# Generated from CLDR
374ca955	6	#
2ca993e8 A	7
	8	# Transliteration table for Hebrew
	9	# Based on the UNGEGN table at:
	10	# http://www.eki.ee/wgrs/rom1_he.pdf
	11	#
	12	# Exceptions:
	13	# - Accents are added to disambiguate letters
	14	# - Combinations of dagesh, shin/sin dot that produce different
	15	# letters are not yet encoded.
	16	#
	17	# To test, open:
	18	# http://www.ibm.com/software/globalization/icu/demo/transform
	19	# Click Edit, paste in this file, Save As hebrew-latin/XXX
	20	# (where XXX is a username)
	21	# Now go back to the main window, and try it out.
	22	# Use hebrew-latin/XXX for Output 1, and (Inverse) for Output 2
	23	# Paste in hebrew text in Input, and hit Transliterate.
	24	#
	25	# For more information, see:
	26	# http://icu.sourceforge.net/userguide/Transform.html
73c04bcf	27	:: [[:Hebrew:] [:^ccc=0:] [\u05B0-\u05B9\u05BB-\u05BC\u05C1-\u05C2ℵ-ℸ\u0304\u05BF] - [\u05BD]] ;
374ca955 A	28	:: nfkd (nfc) ;
374ca955 A	29	$letterAfter = [:M:]* [:L:] ;
2ca993e8	30	# move longer items here to avoid masking
729e4ab9 A	31	ח ↔ h\u0331 ;
	32	צ ↔ z\u0331 } $letterAfter;
	33	ץ ↔ z\u0331 ;
	34	ש ↔ s\u0327 ;
	35	ת ↔ t\u0327 ;
	36	א ↔ ʼ ;
	37	ב ↔ b ;
	38	ג ↔ g ;
	39	ד ↔ d ;
	40	ה ↔ h ;
	41	ו ↔ w ;
	42	ז ↔ z ;
	43	ט ↔ t ;
	44	י ↔ y ;
	45	כ ↔ k } $letterAfter;
	46	ך ↔ k ;
	47	ל ↔ l ;
	48	מ ↔ m } $letterAfter;
	49	ם ↔ m ;
51004dcb	50	נ ↔ n } $letterAfter;
729e4ab9 A	51	ן ↔ n ;
	52	ס ↔ s ;
	53	ע ↔ ʻ ;
	54	פ ↔ p } $letterAfter;
	55	ף ↔ p ;
	56	ק ↔ q ;
	57	ר ↔ r ;
51004dcb	58	װ → \| וו; # HEBREW LIGATURE YIDDISH DOUBLE VAV
729e4ab9 A	59	ױ → \| וי; # HEBREW LIGATURE YIDDISH VAV YOD
	60	ײ → \| יי ; # HEBREW LIGATURE YIDDISH DOUBLE YOD
	61	\u05BC ↔ \u0307 ; # dagesh just goes to overdot for now
	62	\u05C1 ↔ \u030C ; # shin dot -→ sh
	63	\u05C2 ↔ \u0302 ; # sin dot -→ s
2ca993e8	64	# points
374ca955	65	$above = [^[:ccc=0:][:ccc=230:]]*;
729e4ab9	66	‎\u05B2‎ → à ;
51004dcb	67	‎\u05B2‎ $1← a ($above) \u0300;
729e4ab9	68	‎\u05B8‎ → á ;
51004dcb	69	‎\u05B8‎ $1 ← a ($above) \u0301;
729e4ab9	70	‎\u05B1‎ → è ;
51004dcb	71	‎\u05B1‎ $1 ← e ($above) \u0300;
729e4ab9	72	‎\u05B5‎ → é ;
51004dcb	73	‎\u05B5‎ $1 ← e ($above) \u0301;
729e4ab9	74	‎\u05B0‎ → e \u0306 ;
51004dcb	75	‎\u05B0‎ $1 ← e ($above) \u0306;
729e4ab9	76	‎\u05B9‎ → ò ;
51004dcb	77	‎\u05B9‎ $1 ← o ($above) \u0300;
729e4ab9 A	78	\u05B4 ↔ i ;
	79	\u05BB ↔ u ;
	80	\u05B7 ↔ a ;
	81	\u05B6 ↔ e ;
	82	\u05B3 ↔ o ;
51004dcb	83	\u05BF ↔ \u0304 ;
2ca993e8	84	# fallbacks
729e4ab9 A	85	ק ← c ;
	86	פ ← f } $letterAfter;
	87	ף ← f ;
	88	ז ← j ;
	89	ו ← v ;
	90	כס ← x ;
374ca955 A	91	:: (lower);
374ca955 A	92	:: nfc (nfd) ;
51004dcb	93	:: ([[:Latin:] [:^ccc=0:] [ʻ-ʼ\u0300-\u0302\u0307\u030C\u0327\u0331\u0340-\u0341 \u0304 ]]);
2ca993e8	94