android13/external/cldr/common/collation/se.xml

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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
<!DOCTYPE ldml SYSTEM "../../common/dtd/ldml.dtd">
<!--
Copyright © 1991-2014 Unicode, Inc.
CLDR data files are interpreted according to the LDML specification (http://unicode.org/reports/tr35/)
For terms of use, see http://www.unicode.org/copyright.html
-->
<ldml>
<identity>
<version number="$Revision$"/>
<language type="se" />
</identity>
<collations>
<collation type="search">
<cr><![CDATA[
[import und-u-co-search]
[import se-u-co-standard]
]]></cr>
</collation>
<collation type="standard">
<cr><![CDATA[
&[before 1]b<á<<<Á
&[before 1]d<č # fallback: ch
<<<Č<ʒ # Skolt Sami, not "index" for other Sami languages
<<<Ʒ<ǯ # Skolt Sami, not "index" for other Sami languages
<<<Ǯ
&[before 1]e<đ # fallback: dh
<<<Đ<<ð # Icelandic uses a "eth"...
<<<Ð
&[before 1]h<ǧ # Skolt Sami, not "index" for other Sami languages
<<<Ǧ<ǥ # Skolt Sami, not "index" for other Sami languages
<<<Ǥ
&[before 1]l<ǩ # Skolt Sami, not "index" for other Sami languages
<<<Ǩ
&[before 1]o<ŋ # fallback: ng
<<<Ŋ<<ń # Lule Sami (alternative "eng")
<<<Ń<<ñ # Lule Sami (alternative "eng")
<<<Ñ
&[before 1]t<š # fallback: sh
<<<Š
&[before 1]u<ŧ # fallback: th
<<<Ŧ<<þ # Icelandic uses thorn...
<<<Þ
&y<<ü # compat. for Norwegian/Swedish
<<<Ü<<ű # considered a variant of ü
<<<Ű
&[before 1]ǀ # LATIN LETTER DENTAL CLICK
<ž # fallback: zh
<<<Ž<ø # compat. for Norwegian
<<<Ø<<œ # considered a variant of ø (and ö...)
<<<Œ<æ # compat. for Norwegian
<<<Æ<å # compat. for Norwegian/Swedish
<<<Å<<ȧ # considered a variant of å
<<<Ȧ<ä # compat. for Swedish
<<<Ä<<ã # considered a variant of ä
<<<Ã<ö # compat. for Swedish
<<<Ö<<ő # considered a variant of ö
<<<Ő<<õ # considered a variant of ö
<<<Õ<<ô # while pronounced as å in French, it is used for some Swedish dialects for "thick ö"
<<<Ô<<ǫ # variant from old Icelandic/old Norse of a vowel now pronounced like ö
<<<Ǫ
]]></cr>
</collation>
</collations>
</ldml>