Nabataean Unicode Script

The Nabataean script is an ancient script used by the Nabataeans, an Arab nomadic people who inhabited the region between the Red Sea and the Dead Sea in the 1st century BCE to the 1st century CE. It is a descendant of the Aramaic script and is closely related to the Palmyrene and Syriac scripts. Nabataean script was used to write the Nabataean language, which is now extinct. The script is characterized by its angular and geometric forms, and its use of ligatures, which are combinations of two or more letters.

Below you will find all the characters that are in the 'Nabataean' unicode script category. Currently there are 40 characters in this category.