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--- a/loc/en/blocks/alchemical-symbols.axyml
+++ b/loc/en/blocks/alchemical-symbols.axyml
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-Alchemical symbols, originally devised as part of alchemy, were used to denote some elements and some compounds until the 18th century. Note that while notation like this was mostly standardized, style and symbol varied between alchemists.
+This block includes alchemical symbols - images of substances, processes, measurement measures and various chemical elements.
+
+What is alchemy? It's an early form of natural science studying the properties of matter and their transformation. Alchemists sought to discover the "philosopher's stone", which, according to their ideas, could turn ordinary metals into gold and possessed immortal properties.
+
+Alchemical symbols were used to denote chemical elements and compounds until the 18th century. The design of the symbols was largely standardized, however, the symbols themselves and the style could vary.
+
+How can alchemical symbols be used today?
+
+[*]decorative elements in design and fashion
+[*]tattoo ideas
+[*]metaphorical context in art and literature
+[*]astrology and esotericism
+
+As well as decoration of posts and texts on the topics mentioned above.
--- a/loc/en/blocks/arabic-mathematical-alphabetic-symbols.axyml
+++ b/loc/en/blocks/arabic-mathematical-alphabetic-symbols.axyml
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-[BLOCK:arabic Arabic] Mathematical Alphabetic Symbols is a Unicode block encoding characters used in Arabic mathematical expressions.
+[BLOCK:arabic Arabic] Mathematical Alphabetic Symbols is a Unicode block encoding characters used in Arabic mathematical expressions.
+
+These symbols are commonly used in mathematical equations and notations, particularly in the Arabic-speaking world. Here are some of the most common ones:
+
+[*]أ (alef): represents a variable or an unknown quantity in an equation. 
+[*]ب (baa): a constant or a coefficient.
+[*]ج (jeem): a function.
+[*]د (dal): a derivative.
+[*]هـ (haa): a limit.
+[*]و (waw): a conjunction or an addition operation.
+[*]ز (zay): a summation.
+[*]ح (haa'): a differential equation.
+[*]ط (taa'): a Fourier transform.
+[*]ي (yaa'): an imaginary number or a complex number.
+
+It's worth noting that these symbols are not universally used in all Arabic-speaking countries, and there may be some regional variations. Additionally, many of these symbols have multiple meanings depending on the context in which they are applied.
--- a/loc/en/blocks/emoticons.axyml
+++ b/loc/en/blocks/emoticons.axyml
@ -8,4 +8,4 @@ The first people to implement these cute schemes were Japanese mobile operators.

 More emoticons are encoded in the sections [block:miscellaneous-symbols Miscellaneous symbols] and [block:supplemental-symbols-and-pictographs Supplemental-symbols-and-pictographs].

-Since you've read this description till this point, I'm going to [b]share a secret with you[/b]. So far, people haven't quite figured out, what is an [b]emoticon[/b] and what is an [b]emoji[/b]. Even I, the expert of the Emoji Studies, a person with a PhD in Cats and Dogs' faces semantics, even I haven't deciphered yet, what is the key difference between an emoticon and an emoji. I'll tell you what: whenever you see a printed version of a smile like this :), callit an emoticon. If there is a complete image/icon/picture like this 😛 - congrats, it's an emoji. You can copy it from this block, by the way.
+Since you've read the description till this point, I'm going to [b]share a secret with you[/b]. So far, people haven't quite figured out, how to differentiate between an [b]emoticon[/b] and an [b]emoji[/b]. Even I, the expert of the Emoji Studies, a person with a PhD in Cats and Dogs' faces semantics, even I haven't deciphered yet, what is the key difference between an emoticon and an emoji. I'll tell you what: whenever you see a printed version of a smile like this :), call it an emoticon. If there is a complete image/icon/picture like this 😛 - congrats, it's an emoji. You can copy it from this block, by the way.
--- a/loc/en/blocks/enclosed-alphanumeric-supplement.axyml
+++ b/loc/en/blocks/enclosed-alphanumeric-supplement.axyml
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-[BLOCK:enclosed-alphanumerics Enclosed Alphanumeric] Supplement is a Unicode block consisting mostly of [BLOCK:basic-latin Latin alphabet] characters enclosed in circles, ovals or boxes, used for a variety of purposes.
+[BLOCK:enclosed-alphanumerics Enclosed Alphanumeric] Supplement is a Unicode block consisting mostly of [BLOCK:basic-latin Latin alphabet] characters enclosed in circles, ovals or boxes, used for a variety of purposes.
+
+What are the common ways to use these symbols? 
+
+[*]decoration: embellishing text to make it stand out on the page, or drawing attention to certain words or phrases; especially popular on social media.
+
+[*]identification: framed letters and symbols can be used to identify and highlight headings, subheadings, lists, etc.
+
+[*]logos and branding: creating unique logos and other branding elements that help identify a brand or company.
+
+[*]fine arts: development of unique designs and decorations.
+
+[*]encoding: symbols of mathematics, music, science, etc.
--- a/loc/en/blocks/enclosed-ideographic-supplement.axyml
+++ b/loc/en/blocks/enclosed-ideographic-supplement.axyml
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-Enclosed Ideographic Supplement is a Unicode block containing characters for compatibility with the Japanese ARIB STD-B24 standard. It contains a squared kana word, and many [BLOCK:cjk-unified-ideographs CJK ideographs] enclosed with squares, brackets, or circles.
+Enclosed Ideographic Supplement is a Unicode block containing characters for compatibility with the Japanese ARIB STD-B24 standard. It contains a squared kana word, and many [BLOCK:cjk-unified-ideographs CJK ideographs] enclosed with squares, brackets, or circles.
+
+In general, this set includes hieroglyphs and symbols of Chinese and Japanese religion. They can be used in posts and articles about culture, history, art, and traditions of Asian countries. 
+
+As an addition, you will find katakana and hiragana symbols here. These are the two main Japanese alphabets used to write Japanese words and phrases.
+
+The symbols are enclosed in different shapes: circles, square, brackets. Each of them highlights the features of the symbol and can be applied to draw the reader's attention to the necessary information in the text.
--- a/loc/en/blocks/geometric-shapes-extended.axyml
+++ b/loc/en/blocks/geometric-shapes-extended.axyml
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-[BLOCK:geometric-shapes Geometric Shapes] Extended is a Unicode block containing webdings/wingdings symbols, mostly different weights of squares, crosses, and saltires, and different weights of variously spoked asterisks and stars.
+[BLOCK:geometric-shapes Geometric Shapes] Extended is a Unicode block containing webdings/wingdings symbols, mostly different weights of squares, crosses, and saltires, and different weights of variously spoked asterisks and stars. They are presented in various color combinations - some in black-and-white, others multicolored.
+
+Geometric shape icons can be used to denote geometric shapes such as circle, square, triangle, etc. They can express various features, for example, size, length, width, height, etc. Also, such symbols often express certain concepts in mathematics or physics: angle, radius, volume, etc. Moreover, geometric symbols are often used to represent diagrams, graphs and other visual information or data.
+
+Another way to see these symbols in action is to copy them into a text or post on social media. Such geometric shapes are perfect for designing lists, tasks, and advertisements.
--- a/loc/en/blocks/mahjong-tiles.axyml
+++ b/loc/en/blocks/mahjong-tiles.axyml
@ -1,3 +1,5 @@
-Mahjong Tiles is a Unicode block containing characters depicting the standard set of tiles used in the game of Mahjong.
+Mahjong Tiles is a Unicode block containing characters depicting the standard set of tiles used in the Chinese game of Mahjong.

-Mahjong, also spelled majiang, mah jongg, and numerous other variants, is a game that originated in China. It is commonly played by four players (with some three-player variations found in South Korea and Japan). The game and its regional variants are widely played throughout Eastern and South Eastern Asia and have a small following in Western countries. Similar to the Western card game rummy, mahjong is a game of skill, strategy, and calculation and involves a degree of chance.
+Mahjong (also spelled [i]majiang[/i], [i]mah jongg[/i], and numerous other variants), is a game that originated in China. It is commonly played by four players (with some three-player variations found in South Korea and Japan). The game and its regional variants are widely played throughout Eastern and South Eastern Asia and have a small following in Western countries. Similar to the Western card game rummy, mahjong is a game of skill, strategy, and calculation and involves a degree of chance.
+
+Each symbol usually depicts objects from Chinese culture and history, such as flowers, dragons, birds, pandas, etc. In total, there are 144 symbols in the Mahjong game, which are divided into several categories, including "Circles", "Bamboos", "Symbols of the season" and "Symbols of flowers". The categories contain 36 symbols numbered from 1 to 9. Each symbol has its own unique design and is used in the game to build certain combinations and sequences.
--- a/loc/en/blocks/mende-kikakui.axyml
+++ b/loc/en/blocks/mende-kikakui.axyml
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-The Mende Kikakui script is a syllabary used for writing the Mende language of Sierra Leone.
-Mende /ˈmɛndi/ (Mɛnde yia) is a major language of Sierra Leone, with some speakers in neighboring Liberia. It is spoken by the Mende people and by other ethnic groups as a regional lingua franca in southern Sierra Leone.
-Mende is a tonal language belonging to the Mande branch of the Niger–Congo language family. Early systematic descriptions of Mende were by F. W. Migeod and Kenneth Crosby.
+The Mende Kikakui script is a syllabary used for writing the Mende language of Sierra Leone. Mende /ˈmɛndi/ (Mɛnde yia) is a major language of Sierra Leone, with some speakers in neighboring Liberia. 
+ 
+The written language consists of 195 characters, 42 of which are abugida, and the rest are syllabic signs. Kikakui also has its own recording system in which numbers are played from right to left.
+
+Mende is the language of the Mende people spoken in Sierra Leone and Liberia. It belongs to the Mande family along with Looma, Loko, Bandi, Zialo and several isolated Kpelle — to the southwestern subbranch of the western branch of this family. It is widely used in southern Sierra Leone as a lingua franca (along with English and Krio). The number of native speakers of Mende was estimated in 1991 at about 1,480,000.
+
+The Mende language has its own peculiarities:
+
+[*] the structure of the syllable CV(n),
+[*] the two-syllability of the root, 
+[*] the presence of prenasalized consonants,
+[*] the juxtaposition of high and low tones. 
+[*] developed system of initial alternation of consonants.
+
+Generally the Kikaku script was used to translate the Koran, and locals used it for writing various ideas. However, due to the popularization of the Latin alphabet, the script gradually ceased to be used and currently only 100-500 people have a good command of it.
--- a/loc/en/blocks/miscellaneous-symbols-and-pictographs.axyml
+++ b/loc/en/blocks/miscellaneous-symbols-and-pictographs.axyml
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-Miscellaneous Symbols and Pictographs is a Unicode block containing meteorological and astronomical symbols along with [BLOCK:emoticons-(emoji) emoji] characters largely for compatibility with Japanese telephone carriers' implementations of Shift JIS.
+Miscellaneous Symbols and Pictographs is a Unicode block containing meteorological and astronomical symbols along with [BLOCK:emoticons-(emoji) emoji] characters largely for compatibility with Japanese telephone carriers' implementations of Shift JIS.
+
+The most extraordinary sets include the following topics:
+
+[*][b]weather and landscape[/b] - not just clouds and sun, but whole sceneries and various natural phenomena, like volcanic eruption, flood, and rainbow.
+[*][b]accommodation[/b] - so far this category has only a plate with a fork and a knife. by the way, the plate is empty.
+[*][b]beverage and food[/b] - an astonishing combination of champagne and popcorn. 
+[*][b]fairytale[/b] - a perfect set of symbols for a fantasy-writer. here you can find a ghost, an ogre, a goblin, an alien, and even an angel.
+[*][b]romance[/b] - these symbols are especially popular on the 14th of February and in wedding invitations.
+[*][b]comic style[b/] - somehow, apart from bubbles, explosion (boom!) and superpower, this set contains the image of poo.
+[*][b]communication[/b] - all types of connection, from bugle to smartphone.
+[*][b]rating symbols[/b] - don't repeat at home.
--- a/loc/en/blocks/nyiakeng-puachue-hmong.axyml
+++ b/loc/en/blocks/nyiakeng-puachue-hmong.axyml
@ -12,4 +12,4 @@ The five determinatives define the following grammar categories:
 [*] animal;
 [*] invertebrate.

-Closer to the end of the block you can see a couple of symbols Nyaj и Ca. The fist stands for money or currency sign. The second carries the meaning of something belonging to somebody - a bit similar in function with the [URL /en/00A9/ copyright sign].
+Closer to the end of the block you can see a couple of symbols Nyaj и Ca. The fist stands for money or currency sign. The second carries the meaning of something belonging to somebody - a bit similar in function with the [URL /en/00A9/ copyright sign].
--- a/loc/en/blocks/ottoman-siyaq-numbers.axyml
+++ b/loc/en/blocks/ottoman-siyaq-numbers.axyml
@ -1,7 +1,9 @@
-This section contains figures that were used in the Ottoman Empire in modern times for accounting needs.
+This section contains figures that were used in Ottoman Siyaq - an Arabic script that was used in the Ottoman Empire.
+
+It is a calligraphic style that involves the use of additional marks and diacritics to represent vowels and other phonetic features that are not present in the basic Arabic script. These additional marks were necessary to accurately represent the Turkish language, which has a different phonology than Arabic. The Ottoman Siyaq was widely used in official documents, correspondence, and literature during the Ottoman Empire, but it was gradually replaced by the Latin-based Turkish alphabet after the founding of the Republic of Turkey in 1923.

 Siyaq is the name of the decimal positional number system, which is common in Central and South Asia. The main feature of this system is that it has separate symbols for ones, tens, hundreds, thousands, tens of thousands. Plus, you won't find a "zero" number. 

-What comes to semantics, the word "siyak" itself means order in the Arabic language.
+What comes to semantics, the word [i]siyak[/i] itself means [i]order[/i] in the Arabic language.

-The characters of the numbers are based on Arabic letters, which the names of the numbers started with. The writing was directed from right to left.
+The characters of the numbers are based on Arabic letters, which the names of the numbers started with. The direction of the writing goes from right to left.
--- a/loc/en/blocks/playing-cards.axyml
+++ b/loc/en/blocks/playing-cards.axyml
@ -1 +1,7 @@
-Unicode is a computing industry standard for the handling of fonts and symbols. Within it is a set of images depicting playing cards, and another depicting the French card suits.
+Here you can find various symbols representing playing cards and a shirt of cards.
+
+A general set of playing cards consists of 52 pieces, which are divided into four suits: hearts, diamonds, clubs and spades. There are 13 cards in each suit, from ace to king. Therefore, the block in front of your eyes represents the same varieties of icons.
+
+Some playing cards have a unique design and symbols associated with the culture and traditions of a particular country or region. In addition, there may be special decks of cards for specific games, such as tarot or bridge.
+
+The cards can also be used not only for the game. With their help, you can predict the future and perform tricks, as well as decorate posts on social media. This is a universal and popular type of entertainment all over the world.
--- a/loc/en/blocks/supplemental-arrows-c.axyml
+++ b/loc/en/blocks/supplemental-arrows-c.axyml
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-Supplemental Arrows-C is a Unicode block containing stylistic variants, weights, and fills of standard directional [BLOCK:arrows arrows].
+Supplemental [BLOCK:arrows Arrows] is a Unicode block containing stylistic variants, weights, and fills of standard directional arrows. They are presented in different variations: with triangular tips, square shape, compressed, large, serif and sans-serif, white, black and even outdated.
+
+What are arrow symbols used for? 
+
+[*]indication of direction and movement
+[*]designation of items in the list
+[*]references to a specific object or place
+[*]points of various instructions and actions. 
+
+Moreover, you can copy the arrow symbols from this block and paste them into posts or articles on the topic of web design, in your visual presentations, etc. In addition, these arrows can indicate the direction of movement on the maps or where to click on the website to perform a certain action.
--- a/loc/en/blocks/transport-and-map-symbols.axyml
+++ b/loc/en/blocks/transport-and-map-symbols.axyml
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-Transport and Map Symbols is a Unicode block containing transportation and map icons, largely for compatibility with Japanese Telephone carriers' [BLOCK:emoticons-(emoji) emoji] implementations of Shift JIS and to encode characters in the Wingdings and Wingdings 2 character sets.
+Transport and Map Symbols is a Unicode block containing transportation and map icons, largely for compatibility with Japanese Telephone carriers' [BLOCK:emoticons-(emoji) emoji] implementations of Shift JIS and to encode characters in the Wingdings and Wingdings 2 character sets.
+
+The section includes vehicles, road signs, residential premises and topographic conventional signs necessary for navigation.
+
+These symbols can be used to indicate various objects and elements on maps and plans, available routes in a particular region and landscape features of the area. In addition, the symbols from this block can be used to decorate any text or post about tourism or construction.
--- a/loc/en/symbols-desc/0243.axyml
+++ b/loc/en/symbols-desc/0243.axyml
@ -1,4 +1,3 @@
 This symbol is an alternative currency symbol used for Bitcoin.
-For details see [http://bitcoinsymbol.org/ bitcoinsymbol.org].

 See also: [U:0E3F].
--- a/loc/en/symbols-desc/27AC.axyml
+++ b/loc/en/symbols-desc/27AC.axyml
@ -1,3 +1,3 @@
 Have you seen an arrow fixed on the ceiling? We haven't seen it either, and it's quite understandable – why would you need an icon over your head? But in Unicode there is an arrow that the reader looks at as if from below. The designer of [URL /blocks/dingbats/ dingbats] has achieved this effect thanks to a noticeable black shadow.

-We don't know where you would want to use the icon with the upturned shaded uncolored arrow pointing to the right. But you can check it on our website and copy the code into your document. There are other arrows in the section with [URL /blocks/dingbats/dingbats], for example, [U:279C], [U:27A9], [U:21FE], [U:21D2]. Perhaps some of them will suit you better.
+We don't know where you would want to use the icon with the upturned shaded uncolored arrow pointing to the right. But you can check it on our website and copy the code into your document. There are other arrows in the section with [URL /blocks/dingbats/ dingbats], for example, [U:279C], [U:27A9], [U:21FE], [U:21D2]. Perhaps some of them will suit you better.
--- a/loc/en/symbols-desc/27AF.axyml
+++ b/loc/en/symbols-desc/27AF.axyml
@ -1,3 +1,3 @@
-The arrow is a familiar, but not very ancient symbol. As an index icon, it began to be used only in the XVIII century. Before that, the direction used to be indicated by depicting a footprint or a hand with a raised index finger.
+La flecha es un símbolo familiar, pero no muy antiguo. Como icono de índice, empezó a usarse solo en el siglo XVIII. Antes de eso, la dirección solía representar una huella o una mano con un dedo índice levantado.

-Unicode arrows with a thin outline and a bold black shadow were invented by Herman Zapf. It cannot be said that he proposed something innovative, but they turned out to be quite attractive. A jagged, unpainted arrow pointing to the right with a shadow falling down and to the right has a distinctive feature. Her "tail" is split like a snake's tongue. Other similar characters from the series [URL /blocks/dingbats/dingbats] The trunnion can also be found in our catalog: [U:27B1], [U:27AC], [U:27A9].
+Las flechas de Unicode con un contorno delgado y una sombra negra en negrita fueron inventadas por Hermann Zapf. No fue el primero en proponer tales símbolos, pero su diseño resultó ser muy atractivo. Tal flecha tiene una característica distintiva. Su "cola" está dividida como la lengua de una serpiente. Iconos similares se pueden encontrar en la sección [URL /blocks/dingbats/ dingbats] y también se mencionan en nuestro catálogo: [U:27B1], [U:27AC], [U:27A9].
--- a/loc/en/symbols-desc/27B4.axyml
+++ b/loc/en/symbols-desc/27B4.axyml
@ -1,3 +1,3 @@
-Is this Cupid's arrow or a tool for punishment and retribution? Or maybe a symbol of determination and overcoming any obstacles? It's up to you to decide, because an icon with a universal design may have any metaphorical definition. And it is also suitable for indicating the direction of wind, current, movement – to the southeast or down to the right. Use it to bring more creativity to your posts on social media or decorate a nickname.
+Is this Cupid's arrow or a tool for punishment and retribution? Or maybe a symbol of determination and overcoming obstacles? It's up to you to decide, because this icon of such a universal design may have any metaphorical interpretation. Plus, it´s suitable for indicating the direction of wind, current, movement – to the southeast or down to the right. Use it to bring more creativity to your posts on social media or decorate your nickname.

-The shaded pen arrow pointing to the southeast belongs to the category of dingbats created by the famous font designer Herman Zapf. It has all the attributes of a real sports or combat arrow – a tip, a shaft, a tail with a plumage. Other symbols similar to this arrow include the following - [U:27B3], [U:27B8], [U:27BA].
+The shaded pen arrow pointing to the southeast belongs to the category of dingbats created by the famous font designer Herman Zapf. It has all the necessary attributes of a real sports or combat arrow – a tip, a shaft, and a tail with a plumage. Other symbols similar to this arrow include the following - [U:27B3], [U:27B8], [U:27BA].
--- a/loc/en/symbols-desc/27B5.axyml
+++ b/loc/en/symbols-desc/27B5.axyml
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-Here you will find an arrow - an archetypal symbol which you come across in many cultures. For thousands of years it was almost the only weapon of ancient tribes and nationalities. Today arrows are associated with masculinity, overcoming obstacles, and striving for the best. Another side of arrows refers to love and striking the human heart directly from the Cupid's bow.
+Here you will find arrow - an archetypal symbol which you come across in many cultures. For thousands of years it was almost the only weapon of ancient tribes and nationalities. Today arrows are associated with masculinity, overcoming obstacles, and striving for the best. On the other hand, arrows refer to love and striking the human´s heart directly from the Cupid's bow.

 The black pen arrow pointing to the right is a schematic, but quite understandable image. The symbol consists of a sharp triangular tip with bends, a straight shaft, and plumage. There are other similar arrows belonging to [block:dingbats dingbats], for example, [U:27В3], [U:27B8], [U:27BA].
--- a/loc/en/symbols-desc/27B6.axyml
+++ b/loc/en/symbols-desc/27B6.axyml
@ -1,3 +1,3 @@
-An arrow pointing up is a symbol of ascending towards the divine realm of heaven; it also refers to the feeling of overcoming obstacles, flying, and everything related to dynamics and transformation. All people and nations would recognize this symbol, so it's present in many cultures. In addition, it may be associated with the Hunger Games, since Katniss, the main character, was an archer, and she became the symbol of rebellion, determination, and revolution.
+An arrow pointing up is a symbol of ascending towards the divine realm of heaven. It also refers to the feeling of overcoming obstacles, flying, and everything related to dynamics and transformation. All people and nations can recognize this symbol, so it's present in many cultures. In addition, it may be associated with the Hunger Games, since Katniss, the main character, was an archer, and she became the symbol of rebellion, determination, and revolution.

-If you don't need an arrow as a symbol of determination, use this [URL /blocks/dingbats/ dingbat] as a simple index sign. The shaded pen arrow pointing to the north-east sends the reader to the upper right corner of the page. It is able to graphically explain the direction of movement or wind. However, don't shy away from other arrows. Similar icons include [U:27В4], [U:27B8], [U:27BA].
+If you don't need an arrow as a symbol of determination, use this [URL /blocks/dingbats/ dingbat] as a simple index sign. The shaded pen arrow pointing to the northeast sends the reader to the upper right corner of the page. It is able to graphically explain the direction of movement or wind. However, don't shy away from other arrows. Similar icons include [U:0274], [U:27B8], [U:27BA].
--- a/loc/en/symbols-desc/27B7.axyml
+++ b/loc/en/symbols-desc/27B7.axyml
@ -1,3 +1,3 @@
-This arrow looks as if it's just been launched by Cupido. It seems to be aimed right at the heart of a lover, don't you think so? Or maybe it symbolizes the eagerness towards your goal and the confidence when overcoming obstacles? This archetypal symbol has a lot of meanings - choose any and apply it to your text or post. 
+This arrow looks as if it's just been launched by Cupido. It seems to be aimed right at the heart of a person who has fallen in love, don't you think so? Or maybe it symbolizes the willingness to achieve your goal and the confidence when overcoming obstacles? This archetypal symbol has a lot of interpretations - choose any and apply it to your text or post. 

-Heavy Black-Feathered South East Arrow belongs to the category of [URL /blocks/dingbats/ Dingbats] developed by Hermann Zapf like several other arrows – [U:27В3], [U:27B8], [U:27BA]. This icon has clearly been drawn by a prodigious artist. No excessive details, all lines are simple but smart.
+Heavy Black-Feathered South East Arrow belongs to the category of [URL /blocks/dingbats/ dingbats] developed by Hermann Zapf like several other arrows – [U:27В3], [U:27B8], [U:27BA]. This icon was clearly designed by a talented artist. No excessive details, all the lines are simple yet smart.
--- a/loc/en/symbols-desc/27B8.axyml
+++ b/loc/en/symbols-desc/27B8.axyml
@ -1,3 +1,3 @@
-One of the people who created [URL /blocks/dingbats/ Dingbats] was an artist called Hermann Zapf. He believed that symbols are supposed to make the meaning of any text more comprehensible. He proved to be right, since we started to use various icons and emojis more often. It holds true not only for friendly chats, but also official documents. 
+One of the people who created [URL /blocks/dingbats/ Dingbats] was an artist called Hermann Zapf. He believed that symbols are supposed to make the meaning of any text more comprehensible. He proved to be right since we started to use various icons and emojis more often. It holds true not only for friendly chats, but also official documents. 

-Heavy Black-Feathered Rightwards Arrow helps to create a convient navigation in the text. Apart from that, it can illustrate the direction of stream, wind, and movement in general. Copy and paste it along with other Zapf's [URL /blocks/dingbats/ Dingbats]  – [U:27В3], [U:27B8], [U:27BA] for decorating nicknames, lists, titles and creatives. 
+Heavy Black-Feathered Rightwards Arrow helps to create a convenient navigation in the text. Apart from that, it can illustrate the direction of stream, wind, and movement in general. Copy and paste it along with other Zapf's [URL /blocks/dingbats/ Dingbats]  – [U:27В3], [U:27B8], [U:27BA] for decorating nicknames, lists, titles and creatives. 
--- a/loc/en/symbols/0000.txt
+++ b/loc/en/symbols/0000.txt
@ -7,9 +7,9 @@
 0006: Acknowledge: ASK
 0007: Bell: BEL
 0008: Backspace: BS
-0009: Horizontal Tabulation: ht , character tabulation , TAB
-000A: New Line (Nl): line feed (lf) , end of line (eol) , LF
-000B: Vertical Tabulation: vt , line tabulation , TAB
+0009: Horizontal Tabulation: HT, TAB
+000A: New Line: Line Feed, LF, End of Line, EOL
+000B: Vertical Tabulation: VT, Line Tabulation, TAB
 000C: Form Feed: FF
 000D: Carriage Return: CR
 000E: Shift Out: SO
@ -24,233 +24,233 @@
 0017: End of Transmission Block: ETB
 0018: Cancel: CAN
 0019: End of Medium: EM
-001A: Substitute: SUB , Ctrl-Z
+001A: Substitute: SUB, Ctrl-Z
 001B: Escape: ESC
-001C: File Separator: information separator four , FS
-001D: Group Separator: information separator three , GS
-001E: Record Separator: information separator two , RS
-001F: Unit Separator: information separator one , US
-0020: Space
-0021: Exclamation Mark: factorial , bang
-0022: Quotation Mark
-0023: Number Sign: pound sign , hash , crosshatch , octothorpe
-0024: Dollar Sign: milréis , escudo
-0025: Percent Sign
-0026: Ampersand
-0027: Apostrophe: apostrophe-quote , apl quote
+001C: File Separator: Information Separator Four, FS
+001D: Group Separator: Information Separator Three, GS
+001E: Record Separator: Information Separator Two, RS
+001F: Unit Separator: Information Separator One, US
+0020: Space
+0021: Exclamation Mark: Factorial, Bang
+0022: Quotation Mark
+0023: Number Sign: pound sign, hash, crosshatch, octothorpe
+0024: Dollar Sign
+0025: Percent Sign
+0026: Ampersand
+0027: Apostrophe: apostrophe-quote, apl quote
 0028: Left Parenthesis: opening parenthesis
 0029: Right Parenthesis: closing parenthesis
 002A: Asterisk: star
-002B: Plus Sign
+002B: Plus Sign
 002C: Comma: decimal separator
 002D: Hyphen-Minus: hyphen or minus sign
 002E: Full Stop: period, dot, decimal point
 002F: Solidus: slash, virgule
-0030: Digit Zero
-0031: Digit One
-0032: Digit Two
-0033: Digit Three
-0034: Digit Four
-0035: Digit Five
-0036: Digit Six
-0037: Digit Seven
-0038: Digit Eight
-0039: Digit Nine
-003A: Colon
-003B: Semicolon
-003C: Less-Than Sign
-003D: Equals Sign
-003E: Greater-Than Sign
-003F: Question Mark
+0030: Digit Zero
+0031: Digit One
+0032: Digit Two
+0033: Digit Three
+0034: Digit Four
+0035: Digit Five
+0036: Digit Six
+0037: Digit Seven
+0038: Digit Eight
+0039: Digit Nine
+003A: Colon
+003B: Semicolon
+003C: Less-Than Sign
+003D: Equals Sign
+003E: Greater-Than Sign
+003F: Question Mark
 0040: Commercial At: at sign , email , mail
-0041: Latin Capital Letter A
-0042: Latin Capital Letter B
-0043: Latin Capital Letter C
-0044: Latin Capital Letter D
-0045: Latin Capital Letter E
-0046: Latin Capital Letter F
+0041: Latin Capital Letter A
+0042: Latin Capital Letter B
+0043: Latin Capital Letter C
+0044: Latin Capital Letter D
+0045: Latin Capital Letter E
+0046: Latin Capital Letter F
 0047: Latin Capital Letter G: Google
-0048: Latin Capital Letter H
-0049: Latin Capital Letter I
-004A: Latin Capital Letter J
-004B: Latin Capital Letter K
-004C: Latin Capital Letter L
-004D: Latin Capital Letter M
-004E: Latin Capital Letter N
-004F: Latin Capital Letter O
-0050: Latin Capital Letter P
-0051: Latin Capital Letter Q
-0052: Latin Capital Letter R
-0053: Latin Capital Letter S
-0054: Latin Capital Letter T
-0055: Latin Capital Letter U
-0056: Latin Capital Letter V
-0057: Latin Capital Letter W
-0058: Latin Capital Letter X
-0059: Latin Capital Letter Y
-005A: Latin Capital Letter Z
+0048: Latin Capital Letter H
+0049: Latin Capital Letter I
+004A: Latin Capital Letter J
+004B: Latin Capital Letter K
+004C: Latin Capital Letter L
+004D: Latin Capital Letter M
+004E: Latin Capital Letter N
+004F: Latin Capital Letter O
+0050: Latin Capital Letter P
+0051: Latin Capital Letter Q
+0052: Latin Capital Letter R
+0053: Latin Capital Letter S
+0054: Latin Capital Letter T
+0055: Latin Capital Letter U
+0056: Latin Capital Letter V
+0057: Latin Capital Letter W
+0058: Latin Capital Letter X
+0059: Latin Capital Letter Y
+005A: Latin Capital Letter Z
 005B: Left Square Bracket: opening square bracket
 005C: Reverse Solidus: backslash
 005D: Right Square Bracket: closing square bracket
-005E: Circumflex Accent
+005E: Circumflex Accent
 005F: Low Line: spacing underscore
-0060: Grave Accent
-0061: Latin Small Letter A
-0062: Latin Small Letter B
-0063: Latin Small Letter C
-0064: Latin Small Letter D
-0065: Latin Small Letter E
-0066: Latin Small Letter F
-0067: Latin Small Letter G
-0068: Latin Small Letter H
-0069: Latin Small Letter I
-006A: Latin Small Letter J
-006B: Latin Small Letter K
-006C: Latin Small Letter L
-006D: Latin Small Letter M
-006E: Latin Small Letter N
-006F: Latin Small Letter O
-0070: Latin Small Letter P
-0071: Latin Small Letter Q
-0072: Latin Small Letter R
-0073: Latin Small Letter S
-0074: Latin Small Letter T
-0075: Latin Small Letter U
-0076: Latin Small Letter V
-0077: Latin Small Letter W
-0078: Latin Small Letter X
-0079: Latin Small Letter Y
-007A: Latin Small Letter Z
+0060: Grave Accent
+0061: Latin Small Letter A
+0062: Latin Small Letter B
+0063: Latin Small Letter C
+0064: Latin Small Letter D
+0065: Latin Small Letter E
+0066: Latin Small Letter F
+0067: Latin Small Letter G
+0068: Latin Small Letter H
+0069: Latin Small Letter I
+006A: Latin Small Letter J
+006B: Latin Small Letter K
+006C: Latin Small Letter L
+006D: Latin Small Letter M
+006E: Latin Small Letter N
+006F: Latin Small Letter O
+0070: Latin Small Letter P
+0071: Latin Small Letter Q
+0072: Latin Small Letter R
+0073: Latin Small Letter S
+0074: Latin Small Letter T
+0075: Latin Small Letter U
+0076: Latin Small Letter V
+0077: Latin Small Letter W
+0078: Latin Small Letter X
+0079: Latin Small Letter Y
+007A: Latin Small Letter Z
 007B: Left Curly Bracket: opening curly bracket , left brace
 007C: Vertical Line: vertical bar
 007D: Right Curly Bracket: closing curly bracket , right brace
-007E: Tilde
+007E: Tilde
 007F: Delete: DEL
-0080: <Control>
-0081: <Control>
-0082: Break Permitted Here
-0083: No Break Here
-0084: <Control>
-0085: Next Line (Nel)
-0086: Start of Selected Area
-0087: End of Selected Area
-0088: Character Tabulation Set
-0089: Character Tabulation with Justification
-008A: Line Tabulation Set
-008B: Partial Line Forward
-008C: Partial Line Backward
-008D: Reverse Line Feed
-008E: Single Shift Two
-008F: Single Shift Three
-0090: Device Control String
-0091: Private Use One
-0092: Private Use Two
-0093: Set Transmit State
-0094: Cancel Character
-0095: Message Waiting
-0096: Start of Guarded Area
-0097: End of Guarded Area
-0098: Start of String
-0099: <Control>
-009A: Single Character Introducer
-009B: Control Sequence Introducer
-009C: String Terminator
-009D: Operating System Command
-009E: Privacy Message
-009F: Application Program Command
+0080: <Control>
+0081: <Control>
+0082: Break Permitted Here
+0083: No Break Here
+0084: <Control>
+0085: Next Line (Nel)
+0086: Start of Selected Area
+0087: End of Selected Area
+0088: Character Tabulation Set
+0089: Character Tabulation with Justification
+008A: Line Tabulation Set
+008B: Partial Line Forward
+008C: Partial Line Backward
+008D: Reverse Line Feed
+008E: Single Shift Two
+008F: Single Shift Three
+0090: Device Control String
+0091: Private Use One
+0092: Private Use Two
+0093: Set Transmit State
+0094: Cancel Character
+0095: Message Waiting
+0096: Start of Guarded Area
+0097: End of Guarded Area
+0098: Start of String
+0099: <Control>
+009A: Single Character Introducer
+009B: Control Sequence Introducer
+009C: String Terminator
+009D: Operating System Command
+009E: Privacy Message
+009F: Application Program Command
 00A0: No-Break Space: nbsp
-00A1: Inverted Exclamation Mark
-00A2: Cent Sign
+00A1: Inverted Exclamation Mark
+00A2: Cent Sign
 00A3: Pound Sign: pound sterling, irish punt, italian lira, turkish lira
-00A4: Currency Sign
+00A4: Currency Sign
 00A5: Yen Sign: yuan sign
 00A6: Broken Bar: broken vertical bar , parted rule (in typography)
-00A7: Section Sign
-00A8: Diaeresis
+00A7: Section Sign
+00A8: Diaeresis
 00A9: Copyright Sign: copy , (c)
-00AA: Feminine Ordinal Indicator
+00AA: Feminine Ordinal Indicator
 00AB: Left-Pointing Double Angle Quotation Mark: left guillemet , chevrons
 00AC: Not Sign: angled dash (in typography)
 00AD: Soft Hyphen: discretionary hyphen
 00AE: Registered Sign: registered trade mark sign
 00AF: Macron: overline, apl overbar
-00B0: Degree Sign
+00B0: Degree Sign
 00B1: Plus minus symbol: +-
 00B2: Superscript Two: squared
 00B3: Superscript Three: cubed
-00B4: Acute Accent
-00B5: Micro Sign
+00B4: Acute Accent
+00B5: Micro Sign
 00B6: Pilcrow Sign: paragraph sign
 00B7: Middle Dot: Midpoint , georgian comma , greek middle dot, dot symbol
-00B8: Cedilla
-00B9: Superscript One
-00BA: Masculine Ordinal Indicator
+00B8: Cedilla
+00B9: Superscript One
+00BA: Masculine Ordinal Indicator
 00BB: Right-Pointing Double Angle Quotation Mark: right guillemet, >>
-00BC: Vulgar Fraction One Quarter
-00BD: Vulgar Fraction One Half
-00BE: Vulgar Fraction Three Quarters
+00BC: Vulgar Fraction One Quarter
+00BD: Vulgar Fraction One Half
+00BE: Vulgar Fraction Three Quarters
 00BF: Inverted Question Mark: turned question mark
-00C0: Latin Capital Letter a with Grave
-00C1: Latin Capital Letter a with Acute
-00C2: Latin Capital Letter a with Circumflex
-00C3: Latin Capital Letter a with Tilde
-00C4: Latin Capital Letter a with Diaeresis
-00C5: Latin Capital Letter a with Ring Above
+00C0: Latin Capital Letter a with Grave
+00C1: Latin Capital Letter a with Acute
+00C2: Latin Capital Letter a with Circumflex
+00C3: Latin Capital Letter a with Tilde
+00C4: Latin Capital Letter a with Diaeresis
+00C5: Latin Capital Letter a with Ring Above
 00C6: Latin Capital Letter Ae: latin capital ligature ae
-00C7: Latin Capital Letter C with Cedilla
-00C8: Latin Capital Letter E with Grave
-00C9: Latin Capital Letter E with Acute
-00CA: Latin Capital Letter E with Circumflex
-00CB: Latin Capital Letter E with Diaeresis
-00CC: Latin Capital Letter I with Grave
-00CD: Latin Capital Letter I with Acute
-00CE: Latin Capital Letter I with Circumflex
-00CF: Latin Capital Letter I with Diaeresis
-00D0: Latin Capital Letter Eth
-00D1: Latin Capital Letter N with Tilde
-00D2: Latin Capital Letter O with Grave
-00D3: Latin Capital Letter O with Acute
-00D4: Latin Capital Letter O with Circumflex
-00D5: Latin Capital Letter O with Tilde
-00D6: Latin Capital Letter O with Diaeresis
+00C7: Latin Capital Letter C with Cedilla
+00C8: Latin Capital Letter E with Grave
+00C9: Latin Capital Letter E with Acute
+00CA: Latin Capital Letter E with Circumflex
+00CB: Latin Capital Letter E with Diaeresis
+00CC: Latin Capital Letter I with Grave
+00CD: Latin Capital Letter I with Acute
+00CE: Latin Capital Letter I with Circumflex
+00CF: Latin Capital Letter I with Diaeresis
+00D0: Latin Capital Letter Eth
+00D1: Latin Capital Letter N with Tilde
+00D2: Latin Capital Letter O with Grave
+00D3: Latin Capital Letter O with Acute
+00D4: Latin Capital Letter O with Circumflex
+00D5: Latin Capital Letter O with Tilde
+00D6: Latin Capital Letter O with Diaeresis
 00D7: Multiplication Sign: z notation cartesian product
 00D8: Latin Capital Letter O with Stroke: o slash
-00D9: Latin Capital Letter U with Grave
-00DA: Latin Capital Letter U with Acute
-00DB: Latin Capital Letter U with Circumflex
-00DC: Latin Capital Letter U with Diaeresis
-00DD: Latin Capital Letter Y with Acute
-00DE: Latin Capital Letter Thorn
+00D9: Latin Capital Letter U with Grave
+00DA: Latin Capital Letter U with Acute
+00DB: Latin Capital Letter U with Circumflex
+00DC: Latin Capital Letter U with Diaeresis
+00DD: Latin Capital Letter Y with Acute
+00DE: Latin Capital Letter Thorn
 00DF: Latin Small Letter Sharp S: eszett
-00E0: Latin Small Letter a with Grave
-00E1: Latin Small Letter a with Acute
-00E2: Latin Small Letter a with Circumflex
-00E3: Latin Small Letter a with Tilde
-00E4: Latin Small Letter a with Diaeresis
-00E5: Latin Small Letter a with Ring Above
+00E0: Latin Small Letter a with Grave
+00E1: Latin Small Letter a with Acute
+00E2: Latin Small Letter a with Circumflex
+00E3: Latin Small Letter a with Tilde
+00E4: Latin Small Letter a with Diaeresis
+00E5: Latin Small Letter a with Ring Above
 00E6: Latin Small Letter Ae: Latin small ligature ae , ash (from old english æsc)
-00E7: Latin Small Letter C with Cedilla
-00E8: Latin Small Letter E with Grave
-00E9: Latin Small Letter E with Acute
-00EA: Latin Small Letter E with Circumflex
-00EB: Latin Small Letter E with Diaeresis
-00EC: Latin Small Letter I with Grave
-00ED: Latin Small Letter I with Acute
-00EE: Latin Small Letter I with Circumflex
-00EF: Latin Small Letter I with Diaeresis
-00F0: Latin Small Letter Eth
-00F1: Latin Small Letter N with Tilde
-00F2: Latin Small Letter O with Grave
-00F3: Latin Small Letter O with Acute
-00F4: Latin Small Letter O with Circumflex
-00F5: Latin Small Letter O with Tilde
-00F6: Latin Small Letter O with Diaeresis
+00E7: Latin Small Letter C with Cedilla
+00E8: Latin Small Letter E with Grave
+00E9: Latin Small Letter E with Acute
+00EA: Latin Small Letter E with Circumflex
+00EB: Latin Small Letter E with Diaeresis
+00EC: Latin Small Letter I with Grave
+00ED: Latin Small Letter I with Acute
+00EE: Latin Small Letter I with Circumflex
+00EF: Latin Small Letter I with Diaeresis
+00F0: Latin Small Letter Eth
+00F1: Latin Small Letter N with Tilde
+00F2: Latin Small Letter O with Grave
+00F3: Latin Small Letter O with Acute
+00F4: Latin Small Letter O with Circumflex
+00F5: Latin Small Letter O with Tilde
+00F6: Latin Small Letter O with Diaeresis
 00F7: Division Sign: obelus
 00F8: Latin Small Letter O with Stroke: o slash
-00F9: Latin Small Letter U with Grave
-00FA: Latin Small Letter U with Acute
-00FB: Latin Small Letter U with Circumflex
+00F9: Latin Small Letter U with Grave
+00FA: Latin Small Letter U with Acute
+00FB: Latin Small Letter U with Circumflex
 00FC: U with two Dots: Latin Small Letter U with Diaeresis, U with trema, U with umlaut
-00FD: Latin Small Letter Y with Acute
-00FE: Latin Small Letter Thorn
-00FF: Latin Small Letter Y with Diaeresis
+00FD: Latin Small Letter Y with Acute
+00FE: Latin Small Letter Thorn
+00FF: Latin Small Letter Y with Diaeresis
--- a/loc/en/symbols/2400.txt
+++ b/loc/en/symbols/2400.txt
@ -1,256 +1,256 @@
-2400: Symbol for Null
-2401: Symbol for Start of Heading
-2402: Symbol for Start of Text
-2403: Symbol for End of Text
-2404: Symbol for End of Transmission
-2405: Symbol for Enquiry
-2406: Symbol for Acknowledge
-2407: Symbol for Bell
-2408: Symbol for Backspace
-2409: Symbol for Horizontal Tabulation
-240A: Symbol for Line Feed
-240B: Symbol for Vertical Tabulation
-240C: Symbol for Form Feed
-240D: Symbol for Carriage Return
-240E: Symbol for Shift Out
-240F: Symbol for Shift In
-2410: Symbol for Data Link Escape
-2411: Symbol for Device Control One
-2412: Symbol for Device Control Two
-2413: Symbol for Device Control Three
-2414: Symbol for Device Control Four
-2415: Symbol for Negative Acknowledge
-2416: Symbol for Synchronous Idle
-2417: Symbol for End of Transmission Block
-2418: Symbol for Cancel
-2419: Symbol for End of Medium
-241A: Symbol for Substitute
-241B: Symbol for Escape
-241C: Symbol for File Separator
-241D: Symbol for Group Separator
-241E: Symbol for Record Separator
-241F: Symbol for Unit Separator
-2420: Symbol for Space
-2421: Symbol for Delete
-2422: Blank Symbol
-2423: Open Box
-2424: Symbol for Newline
-2425: Symbol for Delete Form Two
-2426: Symbol for Substitute Form Two
-2427:
-2428:
-2429:
-242A:
-242B:
-242C:
-242D:
-242E:
-242F:
-2430:
-2431:
-2432:
-2433:
-2434:
-2435:
-2436:
-2437:
-2438:
-2439:
-243A:
-243B:
-243C:
-243D:
-243E:
-243F:
-2440: Ocr Hook
-2441: Ocr Chair
-2442: Ocr Fork
-2443: Ocr Inverted Fork
-2444: Ocr Belt Buckle
+2400: Symbol for Null
+2401: Symbol for Start of Heading
+2402: Symbol for Start of Text
+2403: Symbol for End of Text
+2404: Symbol for End of Transmission
+2405: Symbol for Enquiry
+2406: Symbol for Acknowledge
+2407: Symbol for Bell
+2408: Symbol for Backspace
+2409: Symbol for Horizontal Tabulation : HT, tab
+240A: Symbol for Line Feed : LF
+240B: Symbol for Vertical Tabulation
+240C: Symbol for Form Feed
+240D: Symbol for Carriage Return
+240E: Symbol for Shift Out
+240F: Symbol for Shift In
+2410: Symbol for Data Link Escape
+2411: Symbol for Device Control One
+2412: Symbol for Device Control Two
+2413: Symbol for Device Control Three
+2414: Symbol for Device Control Four
+2415: Symbol for Negative Acknowledge
+2416: Symbol for Synchronous Idle
+2417: Symbol for End of Transmission Block
+2418: Symbol for Cancel
+2419: Symbol for End of Medium
+241A: Symbol for Substitute
+241B: Symbol for Escape
+241C: Symbol for File Separator
+241D: Symbol for Group Separator
+241E: Symbol for Record Separator
+241F: Symbol for Unit Separator
+2420: Symbol for Space
+2421: Symbol for Delete
+2422: Blank Symbol
+2423: Open Box
+2424: Symbol for Newline
+2425: Symbol for Delete Form Two
+2426: Symbol for Substitute Form Two
+2427:
+2428:
+2429:
+242A:
+242B:
+242C:
+242D:
+242E:
+242F:
+2430:
+2431:
+2432:
+2433:
+2434:
+2435:
+2436:
+2437:
+2438:
+2439:
+243A:
+243B:
+243C:
+243D:
+243E:
+243F:
+2440: Ocr Hook
+2441: Ocr Chair
+2442: Ocr Fork
+2443: Ocr Inverted Fork
+2444: Ocr Belt Buckle
 2445: Ocr Bow Tie: unique asterisk
 2446: Ocr Branch Bank Identification: transit
 2447: Ocr Amount of Check: amount
 2448: Ocr Dash: on us
 2449: Ocr Customer Account Number: dash
-244A: Ocr Double Backslash
-244B:
-244C:
-244D:
-244E:
-244F:
-2450:
-2451:
-2452:
-2453:
-2454:
-2455:
-2456:
-2457:
-2458:
-2459:
-245A:
-245B:
-245C:
-245D:
-245E:
-245F:
-2460: Circled Digit One
-2461: Circled Digit Two
-2462: Circled Digit Three
-2463: Circled Digit Four
-2464: Circled Digit Five
-2465: Circled Digit Six
-2466: Circled Digit Seven
-2467: Circled Digit Eight
-2468: Circled Digit Nine
-2469: Circled Number Ten
-246A: Circled Number Eleven
-246B: Circled Number Twelve
-246C: Circled Number Thirteen
-246D: Circled Number Fourteen
-246E: Circled Number Fifteen
-246F: Circled Number Sixteen
-2470: Circled Number Seventeen
-2471: Circled Number Eighteen
-2472: Circled Number Nineteen
-2473: Circled Number Twenty
-2474: Parenthesized Digit One
-2475: Parenthesized Digit Two
-2476: Parenthesized Digit Three
-2477: Parenthesized Digit Four
-2478: Parenthesized Digit Five
-2479: Parenthesized Digit Six
-247A: Parenthesized Digit Seven
-247B: Parenthesized Digit Eight
-247C: Parenthesized Digit Nine
-247D: Parenthesized Number Ten
-247E: Parenthesized Number Eleven
-247F: Parenthesized Number Twelve
-2480: Parenthesized Number Thirteen
-2481: Parenthesized Number Fourteen
-2482: Parenthesized Number Fifteen
-2483: Parenthesized Number Sixteen
-2484: Parenthesized Number Seventeen
-2485: Parenthesized Number Eighteen
-2486: Parenthesized Number Nineteen
-2487: Parenthesized Number Twenty
-2488: Digit One Full Stop
-2489: Digit Two Full Stop
-248A: Digit Three Full Stop
-248B: Digit Four Full Stop
-248C: Digit Five Full Stop
-248D: Digit Six Full Stop
-248E: Digit Seven Full Stop
-248F: Digit Eight Full Stop
-2490: Digit Nine Full Stop
-2491: Number Ten Full Stop
-2492: Number Eleven Full Stop
-2493: Number Twelve Full Stop
-2494: Number Thirteen Full Stop
-2495: Number Fourteen Full Stop
-2496: Number Fifteen Full Stop
-2497: Number Sixteen Full Stop
-2498: Number Seventeen Full Stop
-2499: Number Eighteen Full Stop
-249A: Number Nineteen Full Stop
-249B: Number Twenty Full Stop
-249C: Parenthesized Latin Small Letter A
-249D: Parenthesized Latin Small Letter B
-249E: Parenthesized Latin Small Letter C
-249F: Parenthesized Latin Small Letter D
-24A0: Parenthesized Latin Small Letter E
-24A1: Parenthesized Latin Small Letter F
-24A2: Parenthesized Latin Small Letter G
-24A3: Parenthesized Latin Small Letter H
-24A4: Parenthesized Latin Small Letter I
-24A5: Parenthesized Latin Small Letter J
-24A6: Parenthesized Latin Small Letter K
-24A7: Parenthesized Latin Small Letter L
-24A8: Parenthesized Latin Small Letter M
-24A9: Parenthesized Latin Small Letter N
-24AA: Parenthesized Latin Small Letter O
-24AB: Parenthesized Latin Small Letter P
-24AC: Parenthesized Latin Small Letter Q
-24AD: Parenthesized Latin Small Letter R
-24AE: Parenthesized Latin Small Letter S
-24AF: Parenthesized Latin Small Letter T
-24B0: Parenthesized Latin Small Letter U
-24B1: Parenthesized Latin Small Letter V
-24B2: Parenthesized Latin Small Letter W
-24B3: Parenthesized Latin Small Letter X
-24B4: Parenthesized Latin Small Letter Y
-24B5: Parenthesized Latin Small Letter Z
-24B6: Circled Latin Capital Letter A
-24B7: Circled Latin Capital Letter B
-24B8: Circled Latin Capital Letter C
-24B9: Circled Latin Capital Letter D
-24BA: Circled Latin Capital Letter E
-24BB: Circled Latin Capital Letter F
-24BC: Circled Latin Capital Letter G
-24BD: Circled Latin Capital Letter H
-24BE: Circled Latin Capital Letter I
-24BF: Circled Latin Capital Letter J
-24C0: Circled Latin Capital Letter K
-24C1: Circled Latin Capital Letter L
-24C2: Circled Latin Capital Letter M : subway, underground,  tube,  metro,  bahn
-24C3: Circled Latin Capital Letter N
-24C4: Circled Latin Capital Letter O
-24C5: Circled Latin Capital Letter P
-24C6: Circled Latin Capital Letter Q
-24C7: Circled Latin Capital Letter R
-24C8: Circled Latin Capital Letter S
-24C9: Circled Latin Capital Letter T
-24CA: Circled Latin Capital Letter U
-24CB: Circled Latin Capital Letter V
-24CC: Circled Latin Capital Letter W
-24CD: Circled Latin Capital Letter X
-24CE: Circled Latin Capital Letter Y
-24CF: Circled Latin Capital Letter Z
-24D0: Circled Latin Small Letter A
-24D1: Circled Latin Small Letter B
-24D2: Circled Latin Small Letter C
-24D3: Circled Latin Small Letter D
-24D4: Circled Latin Small Letter E
+244A: Ocr Double Backslash
+244B:
+244C:
+244D:
+244E:
+244F:
+2450:
+2451:
+2452:
+2453:
+2454:
+2455:
+2456:
+2457:
+2458:
+2459:
+245A:
+245B:
+245C:
+245D:
+245E:
+245F:
+2460: Circled Digit One
+2461: Circled Digit Two
+2462: Circled Digit Three
+2463: Circled Digit Four
+2464: Circled Digit Five
+2465: Circled Digit Six
+2466: Circled Digit Seven
+2467: Circled Digit Eight
+2468: Circled Digit Nine
+2469: Circled Number Ten
+246A: Circled Number Eleven
+246B: Circled Number Twelve
+246C: Circled Number Thirteen
+246D: Circled Number Fourteen
+246E: Circled Number Fifteen
+246F: Circled Number Sixteen
+2470: Circled Number Seventeen
+2471: Circled Number Eighteen
+2472: Circled Number Nineteen
+2473: Circled Number Twenty
+2474: Parenthesized Digit One
+2475: Parenthesized Digit Two
+2476: Parenthesized Digit Three
+2477: Parenthesized Digit Four
+2478: Parenthesized Digit Five
+2479: Parenthesized Digit Six
+247A: Parenthesized Digit Seven
+247B: Parenthesized Digit Eight
+247C: Parenthesized Digit Nine
+247D: Parenthesized Number Ten
+247E: Parenthesized Number Eleven
+247F: Parenthesized Number Twelve
+2480: Parenthesized Number Thirteen
+2481: Parenthesized Number Fourteen
+2482: Parenthesized Number Fifteen
+2483: Parenthesized Number Sixteen
+2484: Parenthesized Number Seventeen
+2485: Parenthesized Number Eighteen
+2486: Parenthesized Number Nineteen
+2487: Parenthesized Number Twenty
+2488: Digit One Full Stop
+2489: Digit Two Full Stop
+248A: Digit Three Full Stop
+248B: Digit Four Full Stop
+248C: Digit Five Full Stop
+248D: Digit Six Full Stop
+248E: Digit Seven Full Stop
+248F: Digit Eight Full Stop
+2490: Digit Nine Full Stop
+2491: Number Ten Full Stop
+2492: Number Eleven Full Stop
+2493: Number Twelve Full Stop
+2494: Number Thirteen Full Stop
+2495: Number Fourteen Full Stop
+2496: Number Fifteen Full Stop
+2497: Number Sixteen Full Stop
+2498: Number Seventeen Full Stop
+2499: Number Eighteen Full Stop
+249A: Number Nineteen Full Stop
+249B: Number Twenty Full Stop
+249C: Parenthesized Latin Small Letter A
+249D: Parenthesized Latin Small Letter B
+249E: Parenthesized Latin Small Letter C
+249F: Parenthesized Latin Small Letter D
+24A0: Parenthesized Latin Small Letter E
+24A1: Parenthesized Latin Small Letter F
+24A2: Parenthesized Latin Small Letter G
+24A3: Parenthesized Latin Small Letter H
+24A4: Parenthesized Latin Small Letter I
+24A5: Parenthesized Latin Small Letter J
+24A6: Parenthesized Latin Small Letter K
+24A7: Parenthesized Latin Small Letter L
+24A8: Parenthesized Latin Small Letter M
+24A9: Parenthesized Latin Small Letter N
+24AA: Parenthesized Latin Small Letter O
+24AB: Parenthesized Latin Small Letter P
+24AC: Parenthesized Latin Small Letter Q
+24AD: Parenthesized Latin Small Letter R
+24AE: Parenthesized Latin Small Letter S
+24AF: Parenthesized Latin Small Letter T
+24B0: Parenthesized Latin Small Letter U
+24B1: Parenthesized Latin Small Letter V
+24B2: Parenthesized Latin Small Letter W
+24B3: Parenthesized Latin Small Letter X
+24B4: Parenthesized Latin Small Letter Y
+24B5: Parenthesized Latin Small Letter Z
+24B6: Circled Latin Capital Letter A
+24B7: Circled Latin Capital Letter B
+24B8: Circled Latin Capital Letter C
+24B9: Circled Latin Capital Letter D
+24BA: Circled Latin Capital Letter E
+24BB: Circled Latin Capital Letter F
+24BC: Circled Latin Capital Letter G
+24BD: Circled Latin Capital Letter H
+24BE: Circled Latin Capital Letter I
+24BF: Circled Latin Capital Letter J
+24C0: Circled Latin Capital Letter K
+24C1: Circled Latin Capital Letter L
+24C2: Circled Latin Capital Letter M : subway, underground,  tube,  metro,  bahn
+24C3: Circled Latin Capital Letter N
+24C4: Circled Latin Capital Letter O
+24C5: Circled Latin Capital Letter P
+24C6: Circled Latin Capital Letter Q
+24C7: Circled Latin Capital Letter R
+24C8: Circled Latin Capital Letter S
+24C9: Circled Latin Capital Letter T
+24CA: Circled Latin Capital Letter U
+24CB: Circled Latin Capital Letter V
+24CC: Circled Latin Capital Letter W
+24CD: Circled Latin Capital Letter X
+24CE: Circled Latin Capital Letter Y
+24CF: Circled Latin Capital Letter Z
+24D0: Circled Latin Small Letter A
+24D1: Circled Latin Small Letter B
+24D2: Circled Latin Small Letter C
+24D3: Circled Latin Small Letter D
+24D4: Circled Latin Small Letter E
 24D5: Circled Latin Small Letter F: facebook
-24D6: Circled Latin Small Letter G
-24D7: Circled Latin Small Letter H
-24D8: Circled Latin Small Letter I
-24D9: Circled Latin Small Letter J
-24DA: Circled Latin Small Letter K
-24DB: Circled Latin Small Letter L
-24DC: Circled Latin Small Letter M
-24DD: Circled Latin Small Letter N
-24DE: Circled Latin Small Letter O
-24DF: Circled Latin Small Letter P
-24E0: Circled Latin Small Letter Q
-24E1: Circled Latin Small Letter R
-24E2: Circled Latin Small Letter S
-24E3: Circled Latin Small Letter T
-24E4: Circled Latin Small Letter U
-24E5: Circled Latin Small Letter V
-24E6: Circled Latin Small Letter W
-24E7: Circled Latin Small Letter X
-24E8: Circled Latin Small Letter Y
-24E9: Circled Latin Small Letter Z
-24EA: Circled Digit Zero
-24EB: Negative Circled Number Eleven
-24EC: Negative Circled Number Twelve
-24ED: Negative Circled Number Thirteen
-24EE: Negative Circled Number Fourteen
-24EF: Negative Circled Number Fifteen
-24F0: Negative Circled Number Sixteen
-24F1: Negative Circled Number Seventeen
-24F2: Negative Circled Number Eighteen
-24F3: Negative Circled Number Nineteen
-24F4: Negative Circled Number Twenty
-24F5: Double Circled Digit One
-24F6: Double Circled Digit Two
-24F7: Double Circled Digit Three
-24F8: Double Circled Digit Four
-24F9: Double Circled Digit Five
-24FA: Double Circled Digit Six
-24FB: Double Circled Digit Seven
-24FC: Double Circled Digit Eight
-24FD: Double Circled Digit Nine
-24FE: Double Circled Number Ten
-24FF: Negative Circled Digit Zero
+24D6: Circled Latin Small Letter G
+24D7: Circled Latin Small Letter H
+24D8: Circled Latin Small Letter I
+24D9: Circled Latin Small Letter J
+24DA: Circled Latin Small Letter K
+24DB: Circled Latin Small Letter L
+24DC: Circled Latin Small Letter M
+24DD: Circled Latin Small Letter N
+24DE: Circled Latin Small Letter O
+24DF: Circled Latin Small Letter P
+24E0: Circled Latin Small Letter Q
+24E1: Circled Latin Small Letter R
+24E2: Circled Latin Small Letter S
+24E3: Circled Latin Small Letter T
+24E4: Circled Latin Small Letter U
+24E5: Circled Latin Small Letter V
+24E6: Circled Latin Small Letter W
+24E7: Circled Latin Small Letter X
+24E8: Circled Latin Small Letter Y
+24E9: Circled Latin Small Letter Z
+24EA: Circled Digit Zero
+24EB: Negative Circled Number Eleven
+24EC: Negative Circled Number Twelve
+24ED: Negative Circled Number Thirteen
+24EE: Negative Circled Number Fourteen
+24EF: Negative Circled Number Fifteen
+24F0: Negative Circled Number Sixteen
+24F1: Negative Circled Number Seventeen
+24F2: Negative Circled Number Eighteen
+24F3: Negative Circled Number Nineteen
+24F4: Negative Circled Number Twenty
+24F5: Double Circled Digit One
+24F6: Double Circled Digit Two
+24F7: Double Circled Digit Three
+24F8: Double Circled Digit Four
+24F9: Double Circled Digit Five
+24FA: Double Circled Digit Six
+24FB: Double Circled Digit Seven
+24FC: Double Circled Digit Eight
+24FD: Double Circled Digit Nine
+24FE: Double Circled Number Ten
+24FF: Negative Circled Digit Zero
--- a/loc/en/symbols/FF00.txt
+++ b/loc/en/symbols/FF00.txt
@ -252,5 +252,5 @@ FFFA: Interlinear Annotation Separator
 FFFB: Interlinear Annotation Terminator
 FFFC: Object Replacement Character
 FFFD: Replacement Character
-FFFE: <Not a Character>
-FFFF: <Not a Character>
+FFFE: Not a Character
+FFFF: Not a Character
--- a/loc/en/titles.txt
+++ b/loc/en/titles.txt
@ -0,0 +1,10 @@
+index: Symbols, Emojis, Characters, Scripts, Alphabets, and the entire UNICODE
+symbol: %s - %s, Unicode Number: %s, Block: %s 📖 Symbol Meaning, ✂️ Copy & 📋 Paste
+emoji: %s - %s Emoji, Unicode Number: %s, %s 📖 Emoji Meaning, ✂ Copy & 📋 Paste Symbol
+alphabets: Alphabets📋 Complete List of Alphabets from Around the World 🌍 Information on Letters in Different Foreign Languages
+alphabet: %s, %s, %s symbols
+emoji-list: Emoji Symbols and 📖 Meanings 🤔😍🤯 The Complete List by Category
+emoji-group: %s %s Emoji 📖 Meanings ✂ Copy & 📋 Paste Symbols
+emoji-subgroup: %s %s Emoji 📖 Meanings ✂ Copy & 📋 Paste Symbols
+collections: Symbol Collections 😎 Emoji, ❤ Hearts, 💲 Currencies, → Arrows, ★ Stars, and 🚩More
+collection: %s %s in UNICODE ✂ Copy & 📋 Paste
--- a/loc/en/ui/char.txt
+++ b/loc/en/ui/char.txt
@ -27,7 +27,8 @@ copy_done: Copied!
 version: Unicode Version
 emoji_version: Emoji Version
 collections-with-this-symbol: Collections with This Symbol
-empty-symbol: Undefined in Unicode
+empty-symbol: The character is not defined in Unicode
+image-not-defined: The image for the symbol is not definite
 emoji_since_text: @title@ was approved as part of Unicode @unicode_version@ in @unicode_year@ and added to Emoji @emoji_version@ in @emoji_year@.
 symbol_since_text: @title@ was approved as part of Unicode @unicode_version@ in @unicode_year@.
 download: Download
--- a/loc/en/ui/kaomoji.txt
+++ b/loc/en/ui/kaomoji.txt
@ -52,3 +52,4 @@ friends: Be friends
 enemies: Be enemies
 weapons: Shoot
 magic: Do magic
+table-flipping: Table Flipping
--- a/loc/en/ui/main.txt
+++ b/loc/en/ui/main.txt
@ -4,6 +4,7 @@ logo: SYMBL
 privacy-policy: Privacy Policy
 unicodeorg:  All images of symbols and Emojis on the website are for informational purposes only, and their rights belong to their respective owners. These images cannot be used for commercial purposes without the consent of their authors.
 old-version: Old Version
+find-bug: Find a bug? Let us know

 [mainpage]: Homepage

--- a/loc/en/ui/search.txt
+++ b/loc/en/ui/search.txt
@ -22,3 +22,11 @@ language: Try to change {language}.
 blocks: Explore the {Unicode blocks}.
 collections: Look it up in {Collections}.
 table: Look through the full {character table}.
+
+[popular]
+title: Popular queries
+sets: Heart symbols
+blocks: Basic latin
+symbol-1: Non breaking space
+symbol-2: Combining Enclosing Screen
+alphabet: English alphabet