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<!-- CREPDL Schema for Norwegian Bokmål (nb) – ISO/IEC 19757-7 v2.0 -->
<!-- Speakers: ~4.5 million native (Bokmål written standard) | Region: Norway (official written standard, ~85–90% of written use) -->
<!-- Script(s): Latin (29-letter Norwegian alphabet) -->
<!--
     Norwegian Bokmål (Bokmål = 'book tongue') is the most widely used of Norway's two
     official written standards (the other being Nynorsk). It evolved from Danish (the
     administrative language during Danish rule) and is used by approximately 85–90% of
     Norwegian writers. The Norwegian alphabet has 29 letters: the 26 standard Latin letters
     plus Æ/æ (U+00C6/ 00E6, a ligature of A and E, pronounced /æ/), Ø/ø (U+00D8/00F8, O
     with stroke, pronounced /ø/), and Å/å (U+00C5/00E5, A with ring above, pronounced
     /oː/). These three letters, in this order (Æ Ø Å), appear at the end of the Norwegian
     alphabet after Z. The letter Ø is unique to Norwegian and Danish; Å was introduced to
     replace the digraph AA in 1917. Bokmål and Nynorsk share identical character
     repertoires — the distinction is purely orthographic/grammatical, not scriptual.
     
-->
<crepdl xmlns="http://www.jtc1sc34.org/schema/crepdl"
        xml:lang="nb"
        version="2.0">
  <!-- Character repertoire for Norwegian Bokmål | ISO/IEC 19757-7 (CREPDL) -->
  <union>
    <!-- Horizontal tab -->
    <char>[\u0009]</char>
    <!-- Line feed -->
    <char>[\u000A]</char>
    <!-- Carriage return -->
    <char>[\u000D]</char>
    <!-- Basic Latin printable ASCII -->
    <char>[\u0020-\u007E]</char>
    <!-- No-break space -->
    <char>[\u00A0]</char>
    <!-- En dash / em dash -->
    <char>[\u2013-\u2014]</char>
    <!-- Typographic quotation marks -->
    <char>[\u2018-\u201F]</char>
    <!-- Horizontal ellipsis -->
    <char>[\u2026]</char>
    <!-- Latin-1 Supplement -->
    <char>[\u00C0-\u00FF]</char>
    <!-- Combining Diacritical Marks (NFD) -->
    <char>[\u0300-\u036F]</char>
    <!-- Å — A with ring above (Norwegian/Danish/Swedish, U+00C5) -->
    <char>[\u00C5]</char>
    <!-- å — a with ring above (U+00E5) -->
    <char>[\u00E5]</char>
    <!-- Æ — A+E ligature (Norwegian/Danish, U+00C6) -->
    <char>[\u00C6]</char>
    <!-- æ — ae ligature (U+00E6) -->
    <char>[\u00E6]</char>
    <!-- Ø — O with stroke (Norwegian/Danish, U+00D8) -->
    <char>[\u00D8]</char>
    <!-- ø — o with stroke (U+00F8) -->
    <char>[\u00F8]</char>
    <!-- ₦ — Nigerian naira (loanword typography; Norwegian kr uses basic Latin) -->
    <char>[\u20A6]</char>
  </union>
</crepdl>