Talk:Avestan alphabet

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[edit] x^v and ŋ^v

1. Per unicode def, /xᵛ/ should look like /xv/ but appears for me as /x^(v)/. Does anyone else have this problem?
2. Given that its actually two distinct characters (at least I don't think U+1D5B is a combining diacritical mark) and both Hoffman and Bartholomae render /xv/ as /x^v/ (as in x^varənah), shouldn't we too?

-- Fullstop 20:41, 2 September 2007 (UTC)