Old South Arabian is a historical script used to write the Old South Arabian language, which was spoken in ancient South Arabia (present-day Yemen). It is a member of the South Arabian family of scripts, which also includes Modern South Arabian scripts like Ethiopic and Ge'ez. Old South Arabian script features a distinctive set of characters with angular shapes and a vertical orientation. It is written from right to left, similar to Arabic. The script is known for its use of diacritics to indicate vowel sounds. Old South Arabian inscriptions are primarily found on stone monuments, pottery, and metalwork. They provide valuable insights into the history, language, and culture of ancient South Arabia.

Below you will find all the characters that are in the 'Old South Arabian' unicode script category. Currently there are 32 characters in this category.