be western forgeries mixed with some authentic traditions. In 2013, the Spiritual Council of Yazidis in Georgia decided to revive the Yazidi script. It is written from right to left. The modern version of Yazidi is an alphabet and does not use ligatures. The Yezidi script was added to Unicode version 13.0 in March 2020. 47 characters are located in the Yezidi block: Comparison of Kurdish alphabets See also Kurdish typography Help:IPA/Kurdish Notelist References External links KAL – A table of the various Kurdish alphabets Omniglot: Kurdish language, alphabet and pronunciation Kurdish Unicode Fonts Latin alphabets Arabic alphabets Persian alphabets Kurdish language Writing systems of Asia Cyrillic letters Cyrillic alphabets