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Script, Language, and Lettering Features
Script, Language, and Lettering Features extends Kayffa's What taxonomy under Text and Typography.
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Script, Language, and Lettering Features
Script, Language, and Lettering Features is a reusable content-form, object, material, text, or condition classification under Text and Typography. Use it when the carrier, visible object, production technique, textual feature, or digital derivative state helps interpret or process a record. Named works, publications, brands, and individual owned objects should remain Entities or asset records rather than categories.
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Arabic Script Feature
Arabic Script Feature is a reusable content-form, object, material, text, or condition classification under Script, Language, and Lettering Features. Use it when the carrier, visible object, production technique, textual feature, or digital derivative state helps interpret or process a record. Named works, publications, brands, and individual owned objects should remain Entities or asset records rather than categories.
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Latin Script Feature
Latin Script Feature is a reusable content-form, object, material, text, or condition classification under Script, Language, and Lettering Features. Use it when the carrier, visible object, production technique, textual feature, or digital derivative state helps interpret or process a record. Named works, publications, brands, and individual owned objects should remain Entities or asset records rather than categories.
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French Text
French Text is a reusable content-form, object, material, text, or condition classification under Script, Language, and Lettering Features. Use it when the carrier, visible object, production technique, textual feature, or digital derivative state helps interpret or process a record. Named works, publications, brands, and individual owned objects should remain Entities or asset records rather than categories.
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English Text
English Text is a reusable content-form, object, material, text, or condition classification under Script, Language, and Lettering Features. Use it when the carrier, visible object, production technique, textual feature, or digital derivative state helps interpret or process a record. Named works, publications, brands, and individual owned objects should remain Entities or asset records rather than categories.
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Bilingual Text
Bilingual Text is a reusable content-form, object, material, text, or condition classification under Script, Language, and Lettering Features. Use it when the carrier, visible object, production technique, textual feature, or digital derivative state helps interpret or process a record. Named works, publications, brands, and individual owned objects should remain Entities or asset records rather than categories.
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Multilingual Text
Multilingual Text is a reusable content-form, object, material, text, or condition classification under Script, Language, and Lettering Features. Use it when the carrier, visible object, production technique, textual feature, or digital derivative state helps interpret or process a record. Named works, publications, brands, and individual owned objects should remain Entities or asset records rather than categories.
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Handwritten Caption
Handwritten Caption is a reusable content-form, object, material, text, or condition classification under Script, Language, and Lettering Features. Use it when the carrier, visible object, production technique, textual feature, or digital derivative state helps interpret or process a record. Named works, publications, brands, and individual owned objects should remain Entities or asset records rather than categories.
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Printed Caption
Printed Caption is a reusable content-form, object, material, text, or condition classification under Script, Language, and Lettering Features. Use it when the carrier, visible object, production technique, textual feature, or digital derivative state helps interpret or process a record. Named works, publications, brands, and individual owned objects should remain Entities or asset records rather than categories.
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Calligraphic Lettering
Calligraphic Lettering is a reusable content-form, object, material, text, or condition classification under Script, Language, and Lettering Features. Use it when the carrier, visible object, production technique, textual feature, or digital derivative state helps interpret or process a record. Named works, publications, brands, and individual owned objects should remain Entities or asset records rather than categories.
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Naskh-Style Lettering
Naskh-Style Lettering is a reusable content-form, object, material, text, or condition classification under Script, Language, and Lettering Features. Use it when the carrier, visible object, production technique, textual feature, or digital derivative state helps interpret or process a record. Named works, publications, brands, and individual owned objects should remain Entities or asset records rather than categories.
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Ruqaa-Style Lettering
Ruqaa-Style Lettering is a reusable content-form, object, material, text, or condition classification under Script, Language, and Lettering Features. Use it when the carrier, visible object, production technique, textual feature, or digital derivative state helps interpret or process a record. Named works, publications, brands, and individual owned objects should remain Entities or asset records rather than categories.
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Kufi-Inspired Lettering
Kufi-Inspired Lettering is a reusable content-form, object, material, text, or condition classification under Script, Language, and Lettering Features. Use it when the carrier, visible object, production technique, textual feature, or digital derivative state helps interpret or process a record. Named works, publications, brands, and individual owned objects should remain Entities or asset records rather than categories.
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Parent category: Text and Typography
Usage
Use Script, Language, and Lettering Features when this reusable lens is visible, captioned, sourced, or editorially central enough to improve retrieval, interpretation, or review.
Exclusions
Do not use Script, Language, and Lettering Features for incidental mentions, weak visual guesses, or named records that should be modeled as Entities.