Jawoe script

Jawoe Acèh جاوي اچيه
A manuscript in Jawoe
Script type	Abjad
Period	c. 1600 CE to the present (limited use)
Direction	Right-to-left
Languages	Acehnese
Related scripts
Parent systems	Proto-Sinaitic Phoenician Aramaic Nabataean Arabic Jawi Jawoe Acèh
Sister systems	Pegon script, Cham Jawi

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Jawoe or Acehnese Jawi (Jawoe Acèh; جاوي اچيه, Acehnese pronunciation: [ɟaˈwɔ(ə̯) aˈceh]; Husaini: Djawoë Atjèh), known natively as harah Jawoe (حرف جاوي, 'Jawoe letters'), is a right-to-left abjad used for writing Acehnese, dating from the 17th century. It is a variant of the Jawi script, which itself is derived from the Arabic alphabet.