Additional blackletters of lower e/o/ø in Latin Extended-E (U+AB32, U+AB3D, U+AB3E).

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I figured since there is now an effort to approach some of the mathematical alphanumeric fraktur characters that I'd mention these too.

Exactly why Unicode decided to encode duplicates/homographs of the ones for e/o for phonetic purposes—instead of just encoding the one for ø and then unifying the others with the existing mathematical characters—is beyond my understanding or judgement, but they exist anyway.

ꬲꬽꬾ

Noto Sans Mono:

Fairfax HD:

Julia Mono: