What is Old Uyghur alphabet?
{{Infobox writing system|name=Old Uyghur alphabet|type=[[Abjad]]/[[Alphabet]]|languages=[[Old Uyghur language|Old Uyghur]], [[Western Yugur language|Western Yugur]]|time=<!--[[Late Antiquity]]-->ca.700s&ndash;1800s|fam1=[[Egyptian hieroglyphs]]|fam2=[[Proto-Sinaitic script|Proto-Sinaitic]]|fam3=[[Phoenician alphabet|Phoenician]]|fam4=[[Aramaic alphabet|Aramaic]]|fam5=[[Syriac alphabet|Syriac]]|fam6=[[Sogdian alphabet|Sogdian]]|children=[[Mongolian script|Traditional Mongolian alphabet]]|direction comment=<br/>Vertical (left-to-right);<br/> Horizontal (right-to-left), used in modern printing, especially in multi-lingual publications|iso15924=Ougr|unicode=[https://www.unicode.org/charts/PDF/U10F70.pdf U+10F70&ndash;U+10FAF]|note=none|sample=Uighur native name.svg|imagesize=45px|direction=}}The '''Old Uyghur alphabet''' is the alphabet that was used to write the [[Old Uyghur language]]. It comes from the [[Sogdian alphabet]]. It is not to be confused with the modern [[Uyghur Arabic alphabet]] used to write the modern [[Uyghur language]]. The modern alphabet comes from the [[Arabic alphabet]]. [[Category:Writing systems]] [[Category:Uyghur language]]