multiscriptcode

noun
UK /ˈmʌlti.skrɪpt.kəʊd/
US /ˈmʌlti.skrɪpt.koʊd/

A multiscriptcode is a special set of letters and symbols that lets a computer read and show many different writing systems.

The app used a multiscriptcode so it could display English, Arabic, and Chinese all on the same page.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A label or tag that marks text as belonging to more than one writing system.

Each paragraph carried a multiscriptcode so the editor knew which script to apply.

3. A programming shortcut that switches between different alphabets automatically.

The developer wrote a multiscriptcode to swap keyboards without extra clicks.

4. A secret code that mixes letters from several scripts to hide a message.

The puzzle used a multiscriptcode, blending Latin and Cyrillic letters.