| Character | Description | Character |
| U+2070 | SUPERSCRIPT ZERO | ⁰ |
| U+2071 | SUPERSCRIPT LATIN SMALL LETTER I | ⁱ |
| U+2074 | SUPERSCRIPT FOUR | ⁴ |
| U+2075 | SUPERSCRIPT FIVE | ⁵ |
| U+2076 | SUPERSCRIPT SIX | ⁶ |
| U+2077 | SUPERSCRIPT SEVEN | ⁷ |
| U+2078 | SUPERSCRIPT EIGHT | ⁸ |
| U+2079 | SUPERSCRIPT NINE | ⁹ |
| U+207A | SUPERSCRIPT PLUS SIGN | ⁺ |
| U+207B | SUPERSCRIPT MINUS | ⁻ |
| U+207C | SUPERSCRIPT EQUALS SIGN | ⁼ |
| U+207D | SUPERSCRIPT LEFT PARENTHESIS | ⁽ |
| U+207E | SUPERSCRIPT RIGHT PARENTHESIS | ⁾ |
| U+207F | SUPERSCRIPT LATIN SMALL LETTER N | ⁿ |
| U+2080 | SUBSCRIPT ZERO | ₀ |
| U+2081 | SUBSCRIPT ONE | ₁ |
| U+2082 | SUBSCRIPT TWO | ₂ |
| U+2083 | SUBSCRIPT THREE | ₃ |
| U+2084 | SUBSCRIPT FOUR | ₄ |
| U+2085 | SUBSCRIPT FIVE | ₅ |
| U+2086 | SUBSCRIPT SIX | ₆ |
| U+2087 | SUBSCRIPT SEVEN | ₇ |
| U+2088 | SUBSCRIPT EIGHT | ₈ |
| U+2089 | SUBSCRIPT NINE | ₉ |
| U+208A | SUBSCRIPT PLUS SIGN | ₊ |
| U+208B | SUBSCRIPT MINUS | ₋ |
| U+208C | SUBSCRIPT EQUALS SIGN | ₌ |
| U+208D | SUBSCRIPT LEFT PARENTHESIS | ₍ |
| U+208E | SUBSCRIPT RIGHT PARENTHESIS | ₎ |
| U+2090 | LATIN SUBSCRIPT SMALL LETTER A | ₐ |
| U+2091 | LATIN SUBSCRIPT SMALL LETTER E | ₑ |
| U+2092 | LATIN SUBSCRIPT SMALL LETTER O | ₒ |
| U+2093 | LATIN SUBSCRIPT SMALL LETTER X | ₓ |
| U+2094 | LATIN SUBSCRIPT SMALL LETTER SCHWA | ₔ |
| U+2095 | LATIN SUBSCRIPT SMALL LETTER H | ₕ |
| U+2096 | LATIN SUBSCRIPT SMALL LETTER K | ₖ |
| U+2097 | LATIN SUBSCRIPT SMALL LETTER L | ₗ |
| U+2098 | LATIN SUBSCRIPT SMALL LETTER M | ₘ |
| U+2099 | LATIN SUBSCRIPT SMALL LETTER N | ₙ |
| U+209A | LATIN SUBSCRIPT SMALL LETTER P | ₚ |
| U+209B | LATIN SUBSCRIPT SMALL LETTER S | ₛ |
| U+209C | LATIN SUBSCRIPT SMALL LETTER T | ₜ |
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