Lari (Achomi): writing

01Scripts

• ISO 15924 Arab · Right to left

  ا ب پ تPersian alphabet

  32 letters. Short vowels are not written in ordinary text.

02Alphabet chart: Persian alphabet

Letters: Unicode CLDR exemplar characters for fa.

• 32 letters. Short vowels are not written in ordinary text.
• Persian uses its own digit shapes (CLDR numbering system arabext), different from Arabic digits for 4, 5 and 6.
• Nasta’liq is the traditional calligraphic style; Naskh is the usual print style.

Sources Unicode Common Locale Data Repository (CLDR), version 49 data. (2026) Verified; The Unicode Standard, version 18.0.0: Unicode Character Database. (2026) Verified

03Numerals

04Orthography and standards

No official orthography body is recorded for Lari (Achomi) yet.

Sources ISO 639-3 code tables. SIL International, registration authority. (2025) To verify; ISO 15924 codes for the representation of names of scripts. Unicode Consortium, registration authority. (2025) Verified; Unicode Common Locale Data Repository (CLDR), version 49 data. (2026) Verified

05Keyboards and typing

Windows

Settings, Time and language, Language and region: add the language, then its keyboard. Switch with Windows key and Space.

macOS

System Settings, Keyboard, Text Input: edit Input Sources and add the keyboard. Switch from the menu bar.

Android

In the keyboard app’s settings (Gboard: Languages), add the language and choose its layout.

iPhone and iPad

Settings, General, Keyboard, Keyboards: add the keyboard. Switch with the globe key.

Linux

In the desktop settings (GNOME: Keyboard, Input Sources), add the layout.

Which layouts each system ships for each language changes with every release. Check the list on your device; layouts we have confirmed are named on the language’s page.

06Fonts

On this platform the language is shown with Vazirmatn. Every face is self-hosted under an open licence.

07Sources

1. Unicode Common Locale Data Repository (CLDR), version 49 data. 2026

   Verified Unicode License v3 Exemplar characters and default numbering systems, read 2026-10-23.

2. The Unicode Standard, version 18.0.0: Unicode Character Database. 2026

   Verified Unicode License v3 Character names, code points and block ranges.

3. ISO 15924 codes for the representation of names of scripts. Unicode Consortium, registration authority. 2025

   Verified

4. ISO 639-3 code tables. SIL International, registration authority. 2025

   To verify Codes cross-checked through Glottolog records; the code tables themselves were not read.

08Research and sources

Recent and relevant work on this page’s subject, from approved open scholarly sources. Metadata and links only. Titles stay as published. Not yet reviewed.

1. LARI ONLINE: dialect materials on Persian websites (on the basis of language varieties of Larestan)

   A.V. Gromova · 2018 · Acta Linguistica Petropolitana

   ArticleOpenAlexCrossrefOpenAIREOpen access

2. A Reference Grammar of Aheli: A dialect of the Lari language, Iran

   Muhammed Ourang · 2020 · UNSW Sydney

   ThesisDataCiteOpenAIREOpen accessCC-BY-4.0

3. LARIS 1.0: LAnguage for railway interlocking specifications

   Wan J. Fokkink, Jan Friso Groote, Marco Hollenberg et al. · 2000

   ArticleOpenAlexOpen access

4. An Analytical Study of Morphological Features and Considerations of Iranian Endangered Language (Case Study of Nominal System in Lari)

   2015 · International Conference on Humanities, Literature and Management (ICHLM’15) Jan. 9-10, 2015 Dubai (UAE)

   ArticleOpenAIRE

5. Women’s cursing practices in the Lari language

   Muhammed Ourang, Efrosini Deligianni · 2026 · International Journal of Language and Culture

   ArticleCrossrefCC-BY-4.0

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