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Hmong Njua Alphabet (Nyiakeng Puachue Hmong)

The letters and characters of Hmong Njua written in the Nyiakeng Puachue Hmong script, in order — every standard character with its name and codepoint, the additional and punctuation sets, and exactly how many fonts include them. About 815,128 people read or write it across 10 countries.

0Fonts cover the standard set
56Standard characters
815,128People
10Countries

Standard characters

The minimal set of characters required for Hmong Njua — the language's alphabet, in its traditional order. Tap a character to copy it; each name opens the full character page.

Punctuation characters

The marks used to separate sentences and to clarify meaning.

-U+002D‐U+2010‑U+2011–U+2013—U+2014,U+002C;U+003B:U+003A!U+0021?U+003F.U+002E…U+2026'U+0027‘U+2018’U+2019"U+0022“U+201C”U+201D(U+0028)U+0029[U+005B]U+005D§U+00A7@U+0040*U+002A/U+002F&U+0026#U+0023†U+2020‡U+2021′U+2032″U+2033

Where Hmong Njua (Nyiakeng Puachue Hmong) is read

Countries shaded by the share of their population that reads or writes Hmong Njua in the Nyiakeng Puachue Hmong script. The map is zoomed to the region where at least 1% of a country's people read it; neighbouring countries are shown unshaded for context.

50% or more of the country 10–50% 1–10% under 1% not listed for this language

Estimated readers — share of each country's population (CLDR).

CountryEstimated readersShare of population
Laos 238,607 3%
Vietnam 179,790 0.17%
France 129,912 0.19%
United States 119,687 0.04%
Thailand 68,523 0.1%
China 56,642 0%
Myanmar (Burma) 12,656 0.02%
French Guiana 4,788 2.4%

Hmong Njua (Nyiakeng Puachue Hmong) — facts

Font coverage 0 of 137,179 fonts include every one of the 56 standard characters; 0 include the standard and additional sets together. Counts are exact for the snapshot of 21 October 2026.
Script Nyiakeng_Puachue_Hmong
Unicode blocks Basic Latin, Latin-1 Supplement, General Punctuation, Nyiakeng Puachue Hmong
People About 815,128 people read or write Hmong Njua in the Nyiakeng Puachue Hmong script — mostly in Laos, Vietnam, France, United States, Thailand.

Data: Unicode CLDR exemplar characters (CLDR 48.2.0) and CLDR territory population data. Font counts: snapshot of 21 October 2026.