Suggestions for Tipauni
The following packages have something in common with the package Tipauni. The packages are ordered in decreasing similarity.
- Package unisc: Unicode small caps with Lua/XeLaTeX
- Package unitipa: TIPA typefaces with Unicode characters as input
- Package textcsc: Simple commands for caps-to-small-caps text
- Package unicode-math: Unicode mathematics support for XeTeX and LuaTeX
- Package inputnormalization: Wrapper for XeTeX’s and LuaTeX’s input normalization
- Package pronunciation: American English Pronunciation
- Package engpron: Helps to type the pronunciation of English words
- Package linguistix: Enhanced support for linguistics
- Package uninormalize: Unicode normalization support
- Package chhaya: Linguistic glossing in Marathi language
- Package alchemist: Typeset alchemist and astrological symbols
- Package lua-unicode-math: OpenType Math font support for LuaLaTeX
- Package newunicodechar: Definitions of the meaning of Unicode characters
- Package ucs: Extended UTF-8 input encoding support for LaTeX
- Package unicode-bidi: Experimental unicode bidi package for XeTeX
- Package xunicode: Generate Unicode characters from accented glyphs
- Package unicodefonttable: A Unicode font table generator
- Package realscripts: Access OpenType subscript and superscript glyphs
- Package xepersian: Persian for LaTeX, using LuaTeX or XeTeX
- Package xgreek: Greek Language Support for XeLaTeX and LuaLaTeX
- Package xltxtra:
Extras
for LaTeX users of XeTeX - Package fontspec: Advanced font selection in XeLaTeX and LuaLaTeX
- Package gb4e: Linguistic tools
- Package linguex: Format linguists’ examples
- Package qtree: Draw tree structures
- Package paracol: Multiple columns with texts
in parallel
- Package arcs: Draw arcs over and under text
- Package xcjk2uni: Convert CJK characters to Unicode, in pdfTeX
- Package expex: Linguistic examples and glosses, with reference capabilities
- Package unicode-alphabets: Macros for using characters from Unicode’s Private Use Area
- Package phonrule: Typeset linear phonological rules