Consider adding 𪜶 (U+2A736) to TW, as it is the only missing standard 漢字 for 臺灣閩南語

[xorgy]

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• [x] If you are reporting an issue that affects glyphs for characters for a particular region or regions, did you verify that the characters are within the supported scope of the region or regions? This generally means GB 18030 or Tōngyòng Guīfàn Hànzìbiǎo (通用规范汉字表) for China, Big Five or CNS 11643 Planes 1 & 2 for Taiwan, HKSCS-2016 for Hong Kong, JIS X 0208, JIS X 0212, and JIS X 0213 for Japan, and KS X 1001 and KS X 1002 for Korea.
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Description

I am aware that 𪜶 (U+2A736) is not in section 1 or 2 of CNS 11643, and is mentioned already in #222. However, this character is one of a handful of 漢字 preventing Source Han from supporting all of the standard 漢字 used by the Ministry of Education to teach 臺灣閩南語. It is composed of two very common components, in common configuration, and would round out the standard set (in that MOE document, they use a PUA codepoint because the standard codepoint is relatively new).

Cheers, and please excuse me if I've failed any etiquette here, this is my first contact with your lovely endeavour.

[Serentty]

I've run into this issue myself. I don't think 𪜶 is the only one, unfortunately. 𠢕 is also missing, which is used to write “good morning” in the MOE standard, I think.

@kenlunde Is there any chance that the MOE characters can be included for the next release? There's a well-defined list of them, and they're all encoded in Unicode already.

[caasi]

for those who don't have a proper font:

𪜶: https://www.moedict.tw/'%F0%AA%9C%B6

𠢕: https://www.moedict.tw/'%F0%A0%A2%95