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For various different reasons, people have made new glyphs of different characters. The Esperanto translation of the [[pu|official book]] includes drawings of these''':
*'''sewi''': mirrored glyph of "anpa" (not very common, but listed by ku - alternatively, it has been suggested elsewhere to use other religious symbols, with the possible downside of being less legible)
*'''akesi''': 2 pairs of legs instead of 3
*'''namako''': both "sin" with an extra line below, and a hot pepper with emenating lines above, are featured side-by-side
*additionally, 4 different drawings of '''jaki''' are included
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