Unifon: U+E740 - U+E76FUnifon was invented in 1959 by John Malone, an economist from Chicago. It is intended to facilitate the learning of English in first-language and second-language classes, and to be used as a pronunciation key in English dictionaries. The letter names are the words chosen by Malone to indicate the sounds of the letters; thus UNIFON LETTER BOW represents the sound /b/. U+E740 UNIFON LETTER AT U+E741 UNIFON LETTER ATE U+E742 UNIFON LETTER ALL U+E743 UNIFON LETTER BOW U+E744 UNIFON LETTER CHAIR U+E745 UNIFON LETTER DIP U+E746 UNIFON LETTER HEN U+E747 UNIFON LETTER HE U+E748 UNIFON LETTER HER U+E749 UNIFON LETTER FAST U+E74A UNIFON LETTER GOAT U+E74B UNIFON LETTER HAT U+E74C UNIFON LETTER BIT U+E74D UNIFON LETTER BITE U+E74E UNIFON LETTER JAW U+E74F UNIFON LETTER KISS U+E750 UNIFON LETTER LOW U+E751 UNIFON LETTER MUSIC U+E752 UNIFON LETTER NO U+E753 UNIFON LETTER KING U+E754 UNIFON LETTER LOT U+E755 UNIFON LETTER OLD U+E756 UNIFON LETTER LOOK U+E757 UNIFON LETTER OUT U+E758 UNIFON LETTER BOY U+E759 UNIFON LETTER PIPE U+E75A UNIFON LETTER RUN U+E75B UNIFON LETTER CELL OR SAY U+E75C UNIFON LETTER SURE U+E75D UNIFON LETTER TABLE U+E75E UNIFON LETTER THERE U+E75F UNIFON LETTER THIRST U+E760 UNIFON LETTER UP U+E761 UNIFON LETTER DUE U+E762 UNIFON LETTER YOU U+E763 UNIFON LETTER VEST U+E764 UNIFON LETTER WIG U+E765 UNIFON LETTER AZURE U+E766 UNIFON LETTER YES U+E767 UNIFON LETTER ZEBRA U+E768 (This position shall not be used) U+E769 (This position shall not be used) U+E76A (This position shall not be used) U+E76B (This position shall not be used) U+E76C (This position shall not be used) U+E76D (This position shall not be used) U+E76E (This position shall not be used) U+E76F (This position shall not be used) A set of Unifon glyphs is available. The order is the same as the order above, reading left to right, top to bottom, which is the rendering direction of the script.
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