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Latin character set expansions
The character set Latin consists of several parts of character sets. So far, you could only register domain names with the letters “a” to “z”, the digits “0” to “9”, and the hyphen, which are from the set Latin Basic.
Due to the expansion of the set of allowed characters you can now also use characters from the subsets
Latin Extended A
,
Latin Extended B
and
Latin-1 Supplement
in domain names.
The
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country overview
provides detailed information on which character sets each of the
registries
allow.
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