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fn # General glyph variants for the centered ogonek, n modifier, lowercase centered period, and default proportional lining figures applicable to all First Nations orthographies.
/\u0328|·|ⁿ/iroquoianWedges # Local ogonek and glottal mark variant forms for some Haudenosaunee (Iroqouian) languages (Cayuga and Onondaga). Glottal mark and ogonek take the form of wedges that oppose each other in 180-degree rotation.
Ogonek wedge should be centered below the base letter. The top line of the glottal mark and bottom line of the ogonek need not be precisely aligned to the baselines; they are ideally tilted slightly further, so that the glottal mark wedge points even more upward and the ogonek wedge points even more downward.
ath # Local ogonek variant form for some Athabaskan languages (cedilla form; users encode as ogonek bases).
/\u0328/chp # Local ogonek variant form for Chipewyan (reflected cedilla form).
/\u0328/lut # Locally-preferred shape of the lbelt glyph in Lushootseed.
/ɬ/sal # Locally preferred glyph variants for Salishan languages.
/ƛ/wak # Locally preferred glyph variants for Wakashan languages.
/ƛ/ss01 → fnss02 → iroquoianWedgesss03 → athss04 → chpss05 → lutss06 → salss07 → wak