The Unicode block Inscriptional Pahlavi is used to encode the script of the ancient Pahlavi language, which was used in inscriptions and manuscripts during the Sassanian Empire (circa 3rd to 7th centuries CE). This block contains characters used for writing Pahlavi, a Middle Persian script derived from Aramaic. The characters include various symbols for consonants and vowels, reflecting the script's use in religious and official inscriptions. This block is useful for scholars and historians studying ancient Persian texts.

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Below you will find all the characters that are in the Inscriptional Pahlavi unicode block. Currently there are 27 characters in this block.