Makah Keyboard
Makah (Qʷi·qʷi·diččaq) keyboard layout
This is the keyboard layout:
Default
Shift
Alt
Note: the “alt” layer should be active under one the following
conditions:
- Either Alt or Option key is pressed.
- The right Alt or Option key is pressed.
- Ctrl and Alt are pressed simultaneously
Choose ONE of the above options according to what is most common in the
implementation platform.
Alt + Shift
Remapped key sequences
The following table lists keys and the output Unicode code points
required for the Qʷi·qʷi·diččaq keyboard. The key sequences in this
table override keys on an ANSI QWERTY keyboard layout.
Key sequence | Preview | Unicode output |
---|---|---|
` | ḥ | U+1E25 |
~ | Ḥ | U+1E24 |
<AltGr>+` | ` | U+0060 |
<AltGr>+~ | ~ | U+007E |
1 | ! | U+0021 |
2 | ʷ | U+02B7 |
<AltGr>+2 | 2 | U+0032 |
3 | š | U+0161 |
# | Š | U+0160 |
<AltGr>+3 | 3 | U+0033 |
<AltGr>+# | # | U+0023 |
4 | č | U+010D |
$ | Č | U+010C |
<AltGr>+4 | 4 | U+0034 |
<AltGr>+$ | $ | U+0024 |
5 | ƛ | U+019B |
<AltGr>+5 | 5 | U+0035 |
6 | ŋ | U+014B |
<AltGr>+6 | 6 | U+0036 |
7 | x̌ | U+0078;U+030C |
& | X̌ | U+0058;U+030C |
<AltGr>+7 | 7 | U+0037 |
<AltGr>+& | & | U+0026 |
8 | ɫ | U+026B |
* | Ɫ | U+2C62 |
<AltGr>+8 | 8 | U+0038 |
<AltGr>+* | * | U+002A |
9 | Ɂ | U+0241 |
<AltGr>+9 | 9 | U+0039 |
0 | ° | U+00B0 |
<AltGr>+0 | 0 | U+0030 |
[ | ‘ | U+2018 |
{ | “ | U+201C |
<AltGr>+[ | [ | U+005B |
<AltGr>+{ | { | U+007B |
] | ’ | U+2019 |
} | ” | U+201D |
<AltGr>+] | ] | U+005D |
<AltGr>+} | } | U+007D |
; | · | U+00B7 |
‘ | ◌̓ | U+0313 |
<AltGr>+; | ; | U+003B |
<AltGr>+’ | ‘ | U+0027 |
A few notes:
- The ' outputs a combining character. This character,
U+0313 combing comma above
indicates a glottalized version of a modified consonant, e.g,
k+' = ⟨k̓⟩. - Both ⟨x̌⟩ and ⟨X̌⟩ do not have a single code point used to reprsent
them; instead, a pair of code points is used, and thus, one
keystroke should output two code points for both of these
characters.