Java supports all the Unicode scripts as defined by the Unicode standard. Here is a list of all the supported Unicode scripts:

• p{IsCommon}
• p{IsArabic}
• p{IsArmenian}
• p{IsBengali}
• p{IsBopomofo}
• p{IsBraille}
• p{IsBuhid}
• p{IsCanadian_Aboriginal}
• p{IsCherokee}
• p{IsCyrillic}
• p{IsDevanagari}
• p{IsEthiopic}
• p{IsGeorgian}
• p{IsGreek}
• p{IsGujarati}
• p{IsGurmukhi}
• p{IsHan}
• p{IsHangul}
• p{IsHanunoo}
• p{IsHebrew}
• p{IsHiragana}
• p{IsInherited}
• p{IsKannada}
• p{IsKatakana}
• p{IsKhmer}
• p{IsLao}
• p{IsLatin}
• p{IsLimbu}
• p{IsMalayalam}
• p{IsMongolian}
• p{IsMyanmar}
• p{IsOgham}
• p{IsOriya}
• p{IsRunic}
• p{IsSinhala}
• p{IsSyriac}
• p{IsTagalog}
• p{IsTagbanwa}
• p{IsTaiLe}
• p{IsTamil}
• p{IsTelugu}
• p{IsThaana}
• p{IsThai}
• p{IsTibetan}
• p{IsYi}

Unicode blocks: Java supports all the previously listed script for matching Unicode blocks. We just need to replace Is with In in the preceding expressions. For example, to check for a Thai code block, we can use:

    p{InThai}