Zoroastrian Dari

Q: What alphabet or script does Zoroastrian Dari use?

Zoroastrian Dari is written using the Arabic script (Arab).

Q: What direction is Zoroastrian Dari written?

Zoroastrian Dari is written Right-to-left, meaning text flows from right to left.

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Zoroastrian Dari is a language . It is written using the Arabic script. Its BCP 47 language code is gbz.

Writing Systems Used for Zoroastrian Dari

Frequently Asked Questions

What alphabet or script does Zoroastrian Dari use?

Zoroastrian Dari is written using the Arabic script (ISO 15924 code: Arab). Arabic is a right-to-left script.

What direction is Zoroastrian Dari written?

Zoroastrian Dari is written Right-to-left. Text begins on the right side of the page and reads toward the left.

What is the language code for Zoroastrian Dari?

The BCP 47 language code for Zoroastrian Dari is "gbz". This code is used in software, web standards (the HTML lang attribute), and internationalization contexts.

Language Facts

BCP 47 Code: gbz
ISO 639-3: gbz
Status: living
Scripts: 1
Primary Script: Arabic

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Data sourced from Unicode CLDR and ISO 639-3. Last updated April 20, 2026.