Re: Unicode yogh?

And Rosta scripsit:

> Does Unicode contain a yogh, and, if so, has anyone spotted it
> in Lucida Sans Unicode? I'm having to use an ezh, and it looks
> a bit yucky.
Unicode 3.0 added the yogh, but too late to make it into Lucida Sans,
or even Arial Unicode MS.

> (There's a long article somewhere on the web by Michael Everson
> on the difference between yogh and ezh.)
At www.evertype.com, naturally.

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