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1-Click copy & paste 340+ Bamum symbols: historical Cameroonian pictographs, ideograms, and syllabary characters created by King Njoya.
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| Symbol | Official Unicode Name | Unicode (Hex) | HTML Entity | CSS Escape | JavaScript Escape |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 𖠂 | Bamum Letter Phase-A Pon Mfon Pipaemgbiee | U+16802 | 𖠂 |
\16802 | \u{16802} |
| 𖠃 | Bamum Letter Phase-A Pon Mfon Pipaemba | U+16803 | 𖠃 |
\16803 | \u{16803} |
| 𖠄 | Bamum Letter Phase-A Naa Mfon | U+16804 | 𖠄 |
\16804 | \u{16804} |
| 𖠅 | Bamum Letter Phase-A Shuenshuet | U+16805 | 𖠅 |
\16805 | \u{16805} |
| 𖠆 | Bamum Letter Phase-A Tita Mfon | U+16806 | 𖠆 |
\16806 | \u{16806} |
| 𖠇 | Bamum Letter Phase-A Nza Mfon | U+16807 | 𖠇 |
\16807 | \u{16807} |
| 𖠈 | Bamum Letter Phase-A Shinda Pa Nji | U+16808 | 𖠈 |
\16808 | \u{16808} |
| 𖠉 | Bamum Letter Phase-A Pon Pa Nji Pipaemgbiee | U+16809 | 𖠉 |
\16809 | \u{16809} |
| 𖠊 | Bamum Letter Phase-A Pon Pa Nji Pipaemba | U+1680A | 𖠊 |
\1680a | \u{1680a} |
| 𖠋 | Bamum Letter Phase-A Maembgbiee | U+1680B | 𖠋 |
\1680b | \u{1680b} |
| 𖠌 | Bamum Letter Phase-A Tu Maemba | U+1680C | 𖠌 |
\1680c | \u{1680c} |
| 𖠍 | Bamum Letter Phase-A Ngangu | U+1680D | 𖠍 |
\1680d | \u{1680d} |
| 𖠎 | Bamum Letter Phase-A Maemveux | U+1680E | 𖠎 |
\1680e | \u{1680e} |
| 𖠏 | Bamum Letter Phase-A Mansuae | U+1680F | 𖠏 |
\1680f | \u{1680f} |
| 𖠐 | Bamum Letter Phase-A Mveuaengam | U+16810 | 𖠐 |
\16810 | \u{16810} |
| 𖠑 | Bamum Letter Phase-A Seunyam | U+16811 | 𖠑 |
\16811 | \u{16811} |
| 𖠒 | Bamum Letter Phase-A Ntoqpen | U+16812 | 𖠒 |
\16812 | \u{16812} |
| 𖠓 | Bamum Letter Phase-A Keukeutnda | U+16813 | 𖠓 |
\16813 | \u{16813} |
| 𖠔 | Bamum Letter Phase-A Nkindi | U+16814 | 𖠔 |
\16814 | \u{16814} |
| 𖠕 | Bamum Letter Phase-A Suu | U+16815 | 𖠕 |
\16815 | \u{16815} |
| 𖠖 | Bamum Letter Phase-A Ngkuenzeum | U+16816 | 𖠖 |
\16816 | \u{16816} |
| 𖠗 | Bamum Letter Phase-A Lapaq | U+16817 | 𖠗 |
\16817 | \u{16817} |
| 𖠘 | Bamum Letter Phase-A Let Kut | U+16818 | 𖠘 |
\16818 | \u{16818} |
| 𖠙 | Bamum Letter Phase-A Ntap Mfaa | U+16819 | 𖠙 |
\16819 | \u{16819} |
| 𖠚 | Bamum Letter Phase-A Maekeup | U+1681A | 𖠚 |
\1681a | \u{1681a} |
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who invented the Bamum script and when?
The Bamum script was created in 1896 by King Ibrahim Njoya of the Bamum Kingdom in Foumban, Cameroon, to preserve royal history, administrative records, and cultural traditions.
What is the difference between the Bamum and Bamum Supplement Unicode blocks?
The standard Bamum block (U+16800–U+168FF) encodes the final modernized syllabary (Phase F), while the Bamum Supplement block (U+16800–U+16A3F) preserves the 569 historical evolutionary characters from Phases A through E.
What are the evolutionary phases of the Bamum script?
The script evolved through sequential stages: Phase A (1896, 465 pictograms), Phase B (1900, simplified ideograms), Phase C (1902, mixed phonetic symbols), and Phase D (1907-1910, formalized syllabary).
Do Bamum symbols require specialized fonts to display properly?
Yes. Because Bamum Supplement characters reside in Unicode Plane 1 (Supplementary Multilingual Plane), your device requires fonts supporting historical African scripts, such as Google's open-source Noto Sans Bamum.
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