Unicode tengwar services

In 1998, the Unicode standard was released with the aim of providing a consistent way of encoding text from different languages using a single character set. This standard included support for a wide range of languages, including many ancient and extinct ones. One of these was the tengwar, an alphabet created by J.R.R. Tolkien for use in his fantasy stories. The tengwar was originally designed for use with the English language, but it has since been adapted for use with a variety of other languages. There are now a number of online services that allow users to type in tengwar text and have it converted to Unicode. This makes it possible to use tengwar text in a wide range of applications, including word processors, web browsers, and email clients. The tengwar is a fascinating example of how a fictional alphabet can be adapted for use in the real world. It is also a testament to the power of the Unicode standard in making it possible for different languages to be used side-by-side in a single document.

Unicode is a standard for encoding characters that includes most of the world's writing systems. Tengwar is a writing system used for representing the languages of Middle-earth in J. R. R. Tolkien's legendarium. Tengwar can be written with either the Latin or Cyrillic alphabet. There are a number of services that provide support for writing in tengwar with the Unicode standard. These services typically allow users to type in tengwar characters using a Latin or Cyrillic keyboard, and they may also provide tools for converting existing text into tengwar.

The Tengwar Services website provides a range of services for users of the Tengwar writing system, including a font converter, a text editor, and a range of other tools. The website is a valuable resource for anyone interested in learning or using the Tengwar writing system.