Enum opentype::glyph_transformation::script::Language [−] [src]

pub enum Language {
    Abaza,
    Abkhazian,
    Acholi,
    Achi,
    Adyghe,
    Afrikaans,
    Afar,
    Agaw,
    Aiton,
    Akan,
    Alsatian,
    Altai,
    Amharic,
    AngloSaxon,
    AmericanistPhoneticNotation,
    Arabic,
    Aragonese,
    Aari,
    Rakhine,
    Assamese,
    Asturian,
    Athapaskan,
    Avar,
    Awadhi,
    Aymara,
    Torki,
    Azerbaijani,
    Badaga,
    Banda,
    Baghelkhandi,
    Balkar,
    Balinese,
    Bavarian,
    Baule,
    BatakToba,
    Berber,
    Bench,
    BibleCree,
    Bandjalang,
    Belarussian,
    Bemba,
    Bengali,
    Haryanvi,
    Bagri,
    Bulgarian,
    Bhili,
    Bhojpuri,
    Bikol,
    Bilen,
    Bislama,
    Kanauji,
    Blackfoot,
    Baluchi,
    PaoKaren,
    Balante,
    Balti,
    Bambara,
    Bamileke,
    Bosnian,
    BishnupriyaManipuri,
    Breton,
    Brahui,
    BrajBhasha,
    Burmese,
    Bodo,
    Bashkir,
    Burushaski,
    Beti,
    BatakSimalungun,
    Bugis,
    Medumba,
    Kaqchikel,
    Catalan,
    ZamboangaChavacano,
    Cebuano,
    Chechen,
    ChahaGurage,
    Chattisgarhi,
    Chichewa,
    Chukchi,
    Chuukese,
    Choctaw,
    Chipewyan,
    Cherokee,
    Chamorro,
    Chuvash,
    Cheyenne,
    Chiga,
    Comorian,
    Coptic,
    Cornish,
    Corsican,
    Creoles,
    Cree,
    Carrier,
    CrimeanTatar,
    Kashubian,
    ChurchSlavonic,
    Czech,
    Chittagonian,
    SanBlasKuna,
    Danish,
    Dargwa,
    Dayi,
    WoodsCree,
    German,
    Dogri,
    DogriMacrolanguage,
    Dhangu,
    DivehiDeprecated,
    Dimli,
    Divehi,
    Zarma,
    Djambarrpuyngu,
    Dangme,
    Dan,
    Dinka,
    Dari,
    Dhuwal,
    Dungan,
    Dzongkha,
    Ebira,
    EasternCree,
    Edo,
    Efik,
    Greek,
    EasternManinkakan,
    English,
    Erzya,
    Spanish,
    CentralYupik,
    Estonian,
    Basque,
    Evenki,
    Even,
    Ewe,
    FrenchAntillean,
    Fang,
    Persian,
    Fanti,
    Finnish,
    Fijian,
    DutchFlemish,
    Fefe,
    ForestNenets,
    Fon,
    Faroese,
    French,
    CajunFrench,
    Frisian,
    Friulian,
    Arpitan,
    Futa,
    Fulah,
    NigerianFulfulde,
    Ga,
    ScottishGaelic,
    Gagauz,
    Galician,
    Garshuni,
    Garhwali,
    Geez,
    Githabul,
    Gilyak,
    Kiribati,
    KpelleGuinea,
    Gilaki,
    Gumuz,
    Gumatj,
    Gogo,
    Gondi,
    Greenlandic,
    Garo,
    Guarani,
    Wayuu,
    Gupapuyngu,
    Gujarati,
    Gusii,
    Haitian,
    Halam,
    Harauti,
    Hausa,
    Hawaiian,
    Haya,
    Hazaragi,
    HammerBanna,
    Herero,
    Hiligaynon,
    Hindi,
    HighMari,
    Hmong,
    HiriMotu,
    Hindko,
    Ho,
    Harari,
    Croatian,
    Hungarian,
    Armenian,
    ArmenianEast,
    Iban,
    Ibibio,
    Igbo,
    Ijolanguages,
    Ido,
    Interlingue,
    Ilokano,
    Interlingua,
    Indonesian,
    Ingush,
    Inuktitut,
    Inupiat,
    InternationalPhoneticAlphabet,
    Irish,
    IrishTraditional,
    Icelandic,
    InariSami,
    Italian,
    Hebrew,
    JamaicanCreole,
    Japanese,
    Javanese,
    Lojban,
    Krymchak,
    Yiddish,
    Ladino,
    Jula,
    Kabardian,
    Kabyle,
    Kachchi,
    Kalenjin,
    Kannada,
    Karachay,
    Georgian,
    Kazakh,
    Makonde,
    Kabuverdianu,
    Kebena,
    Kekchi,
    KhutsuriGeorgian,
    Khakass,
    KhantyKazim,
    Khmer,
    KhantyShurishkar,
    KhamtiShan,
    KhantyVakhi,
    Khowar,
    Kikuyu,
    Kirghiz,
    Kisii,
    Kirmanjki,
    SouthernKiwai,
    EasternPwoKaren,
    Kokni,
    Kalmyk,
    Kamba,
    Kumaoni,
    Komo,
    Komso,
    KhorasaniTurkic,
    Kanuri,
    Kodagu,
    KoreanOldHangul,
    Konkani,
    Kikongo,
    Komi,
    Kongo,
    KomiPermyak,
    Korean,
    Kosraean,
    KomiZyrian,
    Kpelle,
    Krio,
    Karakalpak,
    Karelian,
    Karaim,
    Karen,
    Koorete,
    Kashmiri,
    Ripuarian,
    Khasi,
    KildinSami,
    SgawKaren,
    Kuanyama,
    Kui,
    Kulvi,
    Kumyk,
    Kurdish,
    Kurukh,
    Kuy,
    Koryak,
    WesternKayah,
    Ladin,
    Lahuli,
    Lak,
    Lambani,
    Lao,
    Latin,
    Laz,
    LCree,
    Ladakhi,
    Lezgi,
    Ligurian,
    Limburgish,
    Lingala,
    Lisu,
    Lampung,
    Laki,
    LowMari,
    Limbu,
    Lombard,
    Lomwe,
    Loma,
    Luri,
    LowerSorbian,
    LuleSami,
    Lithuanian,
    Luxembourgish,
    LubaLulua,
    LubaKatanga,
    Ganda,
    Luyia,
    Luo,
    Latvian,
    Madura,
    Magahi,
    Marshallese,
    Majang,
    Makhuwa,
    Malayalam,
    Mam,
    Mansi,
    Mapudungun,
    Marathi,
    Marwari,
    Mbundu,
    Mbo,
    Manchu,
    MooseCree,
    Mende,
    Mandar,
    Meen,
    Meru,
    Morisyen,
    Minangkabau,
    Mizo,
    Macedonian,
    Makasar,
    Kituba,
    Male,
    Malagasy,
    Malinke,
    MalayalamReformed,
    Malay,
    Mandinka,
    Mongolian,
    Manipuri,
    Maninka,
    Manx,
    Mohawk,
    Moksha,
    Moldavian,
    Mon,
    Moroccan,
    Mossi,
    Maori,
    Maithili,
    Maltese,
    Mundari,
    Muscogee,
    Mirandese,
    HmongDaw,
    Mayan,
    Mazanderani,
    NagaAssamese,
    Nahuatl,
    Nanai,
    Neapolitan,
    Naskapi,
    Nauruan,
    Navajo,
    NCree,
    Ndebele,
    Ndau,
    Ndonga,
    LowSaxon,
    Nepali,
    Newari,
    Ngbaka,
    Nagari,
    NorwayHouseCree,
    Nisi,
    Niuean,
    Nyankole,
    NKo,
    Dutch,
    Nimadi,
    Nogai,
    Norwegian,
    Novial,
    NorthernSami,
    NorthernSotho,
    NorthernTai,
    Esperanto,
    Nyamwezi,
    NorwegianNynorsk,
    MbembeTigon,
    Occitan,
    OjiCree,
    Ojibway,
    Odia,
    Oromo,
    Ossetian,
    PalestinianAramaic,
    Pangasinan,
    Pali,
    Pampangan,
    Punjabi,
    Palpa,
    Papiamentu,
    Pashto,
    Palauan,
    Bouyei,
    Picard,
    PennsylvaniaGerman,
    PolytonicGreek,
    Phake,
    Norfolk,
    Filipino,
    Palaung,
    Polish,
    Piemontese,
    WesternPanjabi,
    Pocomchi,
    Pohnpeian,
    Provencal,
    Portuguese,
    WesternPwoKaren,
    Chin,
    Kiche,
    QuechuaBolivia,
    Quechua,
    QuechuaEcuador,
    QuechuaPeru,
    Rajasthani,
    Rarotongan,
    RussianBuriat,
    RCree,
    Rejang,
    Riang,
    Tarifit,
    Ritarungo,
    Arakwal,
    Romansh,
    VlaxRomani,
    Romanian,
    Romany,
    Rusyn,
    Rotuman,
    Kinyarwanda,
    Rundi,
    Aromanian,
    Russian,
    Sadri,
    Sanskrit,
    Sasak,
    Santali,
    Sayisi,
    Sicilian,
    Scots,
    Sekota,
    Selkup,
    OldIrish,
    Sango,
    Samogitian,
    Tachelhit,
    Shan,
    Sibe,
    Sidamo,
    SilteGurage,
    SkoltSami,
    Slovak,
    NorthSlavey,
    Slavey,
    Slovenian,
    Somali,
    Samoan,
    Sena,
    Shona,
    Sindhi,
    SinhalaSinhalese,
    Soninke,
    SodoGurage,
    Songe,
    SouthernSotho,
    Albanian,
    Serbian,
    Sardinian,
    Saraiki,
    Serer,
    SouthSlavey,
    SouthernSami,
    SaterlandFrisian,
    Sukuma,
    Sundanese,
    Suri,
    Svan,
    Swedish,
    SwadayaAramaic,
    Swahili,
    Swati,
    Sutu,
    UpperSaxon,
    Sylheti,
    Syriac,
    Silesian,
    Tabasaran,
    Tajiki,
    Tamil,
    Tatar,
    THCree,
    DehongDai,
    Telugu,
    Tetum,
    Tagalog,
    Tongan,
    Tigre,
    Tigrinya,
    Thai,
    Tahitian,
    Tibetan,
    Tiv,
    Turkmen,
    Tamashek,
    Temne,
    Tswana,
    TundraNenets,
    Tonga,
    Todo,
    Toma,
    TokPisin,
    Turkish,
    Tsonga,
    TuroyoAramaic,
    Tulu,
    Tumbuka,
    Tuvin,
    Tuvalu,
    Twi,
    Tay,
    Tamazight,
    Tzotzil,
    Udmurt,
    Ukrainian,
    Umbundu,
    Urdu,
    UpperSorbian,
    Uyghur,
    Uzbek,
    Venetian,
    Venda,
    Vietnamese,
    Volapuk,
    Voro,
    Wa,
    Wagdi,
    WarayWaray,
    WestCree,
    Welsh,
    Walloon,
    Wolof,
    Mewati,
    Lu,
    Xhosa,
    Minjangbal,
    Soga,
    KpelleLiberia,
    Sakha,
    Yao,
    Yapese,
    Yoruba,
    YCree,
    YiClassic,
    YiModern,
    Zealandic,
    StandardMorrocanTamazigh,
    Zhuang,
    Chinese,
    ChinesePhonetic,
    ChineseSimplified,
    ChineseTraditional,
    Zande,
    Zulu,
    Zazaki,
}

A language system.

Variants

Abaza

Abkhazian

Acholi

Achi

Adyghe

Afrikaans

Afar

Agaw

Aiton

Akan

Alsatian

Altai

Amharic

Anglo-Saxon

Phonetic transcription, Americanist

Arabic

Aragonese

Aari

Rakhine

Assamese

Asturian

Athapaskan

Avar

Awadhi

Aymara

Torki

Azerbaijani

Badaga

Banda

Baghelkhandi

Balkar

Balinese

Bavarian

Baulé

Batak Toba

Berber

Bench

Bible Cree

Bandjalang

Belarussian

Bemba

Bengali

Haryanvi

Bagri

Bulgarian

Bhili

Bhojpuri

Bikol

Bilen

Bislama

Kanauji

Blackfoot

Baluchi

Pa’o Karen

Balante

Balti

Bambara (Bamanankan)

Bamileke

Bosnian

Bishnupriya Manipuri

Breton

Brahui

Braj Bhasha

Burmese

Bodo

Bashkir

Burushaski

Beti

Batak Simalungun

Bugis

Medumba

Kaqchikel

Catalan

Zamboanga Chavacano

Cebuano

Chechen

Chaha Gurage

Chattisgarhi

Chichewa (Chewa, Nyanja)

Chukchi

Chuukese

Choctaw

Chipewyan

Cherokee

Chamorro

Chuvash

Cheyenne

Chiga

Comorian

Coptic

Cornish

Corsican

Creoles

Cree

Carrier

Crimean Tatar

Kashubian

Church Slavonic

Czech

Chittagonian

San Blas Kuna

Danish

Dargwa

Dayi

Woods Cree

German

Dogri

Dogri

Dhangu

Divehi (Dhivehi, Maldivian)

Dimli

Divehi (Dhivehi, Maldivian)

Zarma

Djambarrpuyngu

Dangme

Dan

Dinka

Dari

Dhuwal

Dungan

Dzongkha

Ebira

Eastern Cree

Edo

Efik

Greek

Eastern Maninkakan

English

Erzya

Spanish

Central Yupik

Estonian

Basque

Evenki

Even

Ewe

French Antillean

Fang

Persian

Fanti

Finnish

Fijian

Dutch (Flemish)

Fe’fe’

Forest Nenets

Fon

Faroese

French

Cajun French

Frisian

Friulian

Arpitan

Futa

Fulah

Nigerian Fulfulde

Ga

Scottish Gaelic (Gaelic)

Gagauz

Galician

Garshuni

Garhwali

Ge’ez

Githabul

Gilyak

Kiribati (Gilbertese)

Kpelle (Guinea)

Gilaki

Gumuz

Gumatj

Gogo

Gondi

Greenlandic

Garo

Guarani

Wayuu

Gupapuyngu

Gujarati

Gusii

Haitian (Haitian Creole)

Halam

Harauti

Hausa

Hawaiian

Haya

Hazaragi

Hammer-Banna

Herero

Hiligaynon

Hindi

High Mari

Hmong

Hiri Motu

Hindko

Ho

Harari

Croatian

Hungarian

Armenian

Armenian East

Iban

Ibibio

Igbo

Ijo languages

Ido

Interlingue

Ilokano

Interlingua

Indonesian

Ingush

Inuktitut

Inupiat

Phonetic transcription, IPA

Irish

Irish Traditional

Icelandic

Inari Sami

Italian

Hebrew

Jamaican Creole

Japanese

Javanese

Lojban

Krymchak

Yiddish

Ladino

Jula

Kabardian

Kabyle

Kachchi

Kalenjin

Kannada

Karachay

Georgian

Kazakh

Makonde

Kabuverdianu (Crioulo)

Kebena

Kekchi

Khutsuri Georgian

Khakass

Khanty-Kazim

Khmer

Khanty-Shurishkar

Khamti Shan

Khanty-Vakhi

Khowar

Kikuyu (Gikuyu)

Kirghiz (Kyrgyz)

Kisii

Kirmanjki

Southern Kiwai

Eastern Pwo Karen

Kokni

Kalmyk

Kamba

Kumaoni

Komo

Komso

Khorasani Turkic

Kanuri

Kodagu

Korean Old Hangul

Konkani

Kikongo

Komi

Kongo

Komi-Permyak

Korean

Kosraean

Komi-Zyrian

Kpelle

Krio

Karakalpak

Karelian

Karaim

Karen

Koorete

Kashmiri

Ripuarian

Khasi

Kildin Sami

S’gaw Karen

Kuanyama

Kui

Kulvi

Kumyk

Kurdish

Kurukh

Kuy

Koryak

Western Kayah

Ladin

Lahuli

Lak

Lambani

Lao

Latin

Laz

L-Cree

Ladakhi

Lezgi

Ligurian

Limburgish

Lingala

Lisu

Lampung

Laki

Low Mari

Limbu

Lombard

Lomwe

Loma

Luri

Lower Sorbian

Lule Sami

Lithuanian

Luxembourgish

Luba-Lulua

Luba-Katanga

Ganda

Luyia

Luo

Latvian

Madura

Magahi

Marshallese

Majang

Makhuwa

Malayalam

Mam

Mansi

Mapudungun

Marathi

Marwari

Mbundu

Mbo

Manchu

Moose Cree

Mende

Mandar

Me’en

Meru

Morisyen

Minangkabau

Mizo

Macedonian

Makasar

Kituba

Male

Malagasy

Malinke

Malayalam Reformed

Malay

Mandinka

Mongolian

Manipuri

Maninka

Manx

Mohawk

Moksha

Moldavian

Mon

Moroccan

Mossi

Maori

Maithili

Maltese

Mundari

Muscogee

Mirandese

Hmong Daw

Mayan

Mazanderani

Naga-Assamese

Nahuatl

Nanai

Neapolitan

Naskapi

Nauruan

Navajo

N-Cree

Ndebele

Ndau

Ndonga

Low Saxon

Nepali

Newari

Ngbaka

Nagari

Norway House Cree

Nisi

Niuean

Nyankole

N’Ko

Dutch

Nimadi

Nogai

Norwegian

Novial

Northern Sami

Sotho, Northern

Northern Tai

Esperanto

Nyamwezi

Norwegian Nynorsk (Nynorsk, Norwegian)

Mbembe Tigon

Occitan

Oji-Cree

Ojibway

Odia (formerly Oriya)

Oromo

Ossetian

Palestinian Aramaic

Pangasinan

Pali

Pampangan

Punjabi

Palpa

Papiamentu

Pashto

Palauan

Bouyei

Picard

Pennsylvania German

Polytonic Greek

Phake

Norfolk

Filipino

Palaung

Polish

Piemontese

Western Panjabi

Pocomchi

Pohnpeian

Provencal

Portuguese

Western Pwo Karen

Chin

K’iche’

Quechua (Bolivia)

Quechua

Quechua (Ecuador)

Quechua (Peru)

Rajasthani

Rarotongan

Russian Buriat

R-Cree

Rejang

Riang

Tarifit

Ritarungo

Arakwal

Romansh

Vlax Romani

Romanian

Romany

Rusyn

Rotuman

Kinyarwanda

Rundi

Aromanian

Russian

Sadri

Sanskrit

Sasak

Santali

Sayisi

Sicilian

Scots

Sekota

Selkup

Old Irish

Sango

Samogitian

Tachelhit

Shan

Sibe

Sidamo

Silte Gurage

Skolt Sami

Slovak

North Slavey

Slavey

Slovenian

Somali

Samoan

Sena

Shona

Sindhi

Sinhala (Sinhalese)

Soninke

Sodo Gurage

Songe

Sotho, Southern

Albanian

Serbian

Sardinian

Saraiki

Serer

South Slavey

Southern Sami

Saterland Frisian

Sukuma

Sundanese

Suri

Svan

Swedish

Swadaya Aramaic

Swahili

Swati

Sutu

Upper Saxon

Sylheti

Syriac

Silesian

Tabasaran

Tajiki

Tamil

Tatar

TH-Cree

Dehong Dai

Telugu

Tetum

Tagalog

Tongan

Tigre

Tigrinya

Thai

Tahitian

Tibetan

Tiv

Turkmen

Tamashek

Temne

Tswana

Tundra Nenets

Tonga

Todo

Toma

Tok Pisin

Turkish

Tsonga

Turoyo Aramaic

Tulu

Tumbuka

Tuvin

Tuvalu

Twi

Tày

Tamazight

Tzotzil

Udmurt

Ukrainian

Umbundu

Urdu

Upper Sorbian

Uyghur

Uzbek

Venetian

Venda

Vietnamese

Volapük

Võro

Wa

Wagdi

Waray-Waray

West-Cree

Welsh

Walloon

Wolof

Mewati

Lü

Xhosa

Minjangbal

Soga

Kpelle (Liberia)

Sakha

Yao

Yapese

Yoruba

Y-Cree

Yi Classic

Yi Modern

Zealandic

Standard Morrocan Tamazigh

Zhuang

Chinese, Hong Kong SAR

Chinese Phonetic

Chinese Simplified

Chinese Traditional

Zande

Zulu

Zazaki

Methods

impl Language
[src]

Return the tag.

Trait Implementations

impl Clone for Language
[src]

Returns a copy of the value. Read more

Performs copy-assignment from source. Read more

impl Copy for Language
[src]

impl Debug for Language
[src]

Formats the value using the given formatter.

impl Eq for Language
[src]

impl PartialEq for Language
[src]

This method tests for self and other values to be equal, and is used by ==. Read more

This method tests for !=.