Brailleschrift

taktiles Schriftsystem für blinde und sehbehinderte Menschen

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Vinony's link graph records 2,060 inbound references to Brailleschrift, and connects out to writing system, Georgian scripts and Ulu scripts.

It is catalogued under topics including 1824 introductions, Assistive technology and Augmentative and alternative communication.

Vinony links it to 105 Wikipedia language editions.

Key facts

Writing system.name: Braille
Writing system.type: Alphabet
Writing system.typedesc: (nonlinear)
Writing system.time: 1834–present
Writing system.languages: 133 languages
Writing system.fam1: Night writing
Writing system.fam2: Early braille
Writing system.sisters: New York Point
Writing system.children: See :Category:French-ordered braille alphabets, Fakoo
Writing system.creator: Louis Braille
Writing system.sample: Reading Braille.jpg
Writing system.alt: finger tip touching page with raised dots
Writing system.unicode: U+2800–U+28FF
Writing system.iso15924: Brai
Writing system.note: none

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Wikidata facts

Image: Braille closeup.jpg

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Stack Exchange tag: stackoverflow.com/tags/braille
inception: 1824-00-00
Commons category: Braille
Unicode range: U+2800-28FF
P13411: Ottawa

Sources (8)

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Article · Deutsch

Die Brailleschrift [ˈbʁaɪ̯(l)-] ist eine Blindenschrift und wird international von Blinden und stark Sehbehinderten benutzt, da sie Schwarzschrift nicht oder nur schwer lesen können. Sie wurde 1825 von dem Franzosen Louis Braille entwickelt. Die Schrift besteht aus in einem aus sechs Punkten bestehenden System befindlichen Punktmustern, die meist von hinten in Papier eingedrückt werden und vorne mit den Fingerspitzen als Erhöhungen zu ertasten sind.

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