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  #     U0    016e    u0    016f

  #   cedilla ,  [squiggle down and left below the letter]
  #     ,C    00c7    ,c    00e7
  #     ,G    0122    ,g    0123
  #     ,K    0136    ,k    0137
  #     ,L    013b    ,l    013c
  #     ,N    0145    ,n    0146
  #     ,R    0156    ,r    0157
  #     ,S    015e    ,s    015f
  #     ,T    0162    ,t    0163

  $$hash{",C"} = "\xc7";   #   LATIN CAPITAL LETTER C WITH CEDILLA
  $$hash{",c"} = "\xe7";   #   LATIN SMALL LETTER C WITH CEDILLA

  #   ogonek ;  [squiggle down and right below the letter]
  #     A;    0104    a;    0105
  #     E;    0118    e;    0119
  #     I;    012e    i;    012f
  #     U;    0172    u;    0173

  #   caron <  [little v on top]
  #     A<    01cd    a<    01ce
  #     C<    010c    c<    010d
  #     D<    010e    d<    010f
  #     E<    011a    e<    011b
  #     L<    013d    l<    013e
  #     N<    0147    n<    0148
  #     R<    0158    r<    0159
  #     S<    0160    s<    0161
  #     T<    0164    t<    0165
  #     Z<    017d    z<    017e


  # Other characters

  # First character is below, 2nd character is above
  $$hash{"||"} = "\xa6";   #   BROKEN BAR
  $$hash{" :"} = "\xa8";   #   DIAERESIS
  $$hash{"-a"} = "\xaa";   #   FEMININE ORDINAL INDICATOR
  #$$hash{" -"}= "\xaf";   #   MACRON   (narrow bar)
  $$hash{" -"} = "\xad";   #   HYPHEN   (wide bar)
  $$hash{" o"} = "\xb0";   #   DEGREE SIGN
  $$hash{"-+"} = "\xb1";   #   PLUS\342\200\220MINUS SIGN
  $$hash{" 1"} = "\xb9";   #   SUPERSCRIPT ONE
  $$hash{" 2"} = "\xb2";   #   SUPERSCRIPT TWO
  $$hash{" 3"} = "\xb3";   #   SUPERSCRIPT THREE
  $$hash{" '"} = "\xb4";   #   ACUTE ACCENT
  $$hash{"-o"} = "\xba";   #   MASCULINE ORDINAL INDICATOR
  $$hash{" ."} = "\xb7";   #   MIDDLE DOT
  $$hash{", "} = "\xb8";   #   CEDILLA
  $$hash{"Ao"} = "\xc5";   #   LATIN CAPITAL LETTER A WITH RING ABOVE
  $$hash{"ao"} = "\xe5";   #   LATIN SMALL LETTER A WITH RING ABOVE
  $$hash{"ox"} = "\xf0";   #   LATIN SMALL LETTER ETH

  # upside down characters

  $$hash{"ud!"} = "\xa1";  #   INVERTED EXCLAMATION MARK
  $$hash{"ud?"} = "\xbf";  #   INVERTED QUESTION MARK

  # overlay characters

  $$hash{"X o"} = "\xa4";  #   CURRENCY SIGN
  $$hash{"Y ="} = "\xa5";  #   YEN SIGN
  $$hash{"S o"} = "\xa7";  #   SECTION SIGN
  $$hash{"O c"} = "\xa9";  #   COPYRIGHT SIGN    Copyright
  $$hash{"O R"} = "\xae";  #   REGISTERED SIGN
  $$hash{"D -"} = "\xd0";  #   LATIN CAPITAL LETTER ETH
  $$hash{"O /"} = "\xd8";  #   LATIN CAPITAL LETTER O WITH STROKE
  $$hash{"o /"} = "\xf8";  #   LATIN SMALL LETTER O WITH STROKE

  # special names

  $$hash{"1/4"} = "\xbc";  #   VULGAR FRACTION ONE QUARTER
  $$hash{"1/2"} = "\xbd";  #   VULGAR FRACTION ONE HALF
  $$hash{"3/4"} = "\xbe";  #   VULGAR FRACTION THREE QUARTERS
  $$hash{"<<"}  = "\xab";  #   LEFT POINTING DOUBLE ANGLE QUOTATION MARK
  $$hash{">>"}  = "\xbb";  #   RIGHT POINTING DOUBLE ANGLE QUOTATION MARK
  $$hash{"cent"}= "\xa2";  #   CENT SIGN
  $$hash{"lb"}  = "\xa3";  #   POUND SIGN
  $$hash{"mu"}  = "\xb5";  #   MICRO SIGN
  $$hash{"beta"}= "\xdf";  #   LATIN SMALL LETTER SHARP S
  $$hash{"para"}= "\xb6";  #   PILCROW SIGN
  $$hash{"-|"}  = "\xac";  #   NOT SIGN
  $$hash{"AE"}  = "\xc6";  #   LATIN CAPITAL LETTER AE
  $$hash{"ae"}  = "\xe6";  #   LATIN SMALL LETTER AE
  $$hash{"x"}   = "\xd7";  #   MULTIPLICATION SIGN
  $$hash{"P"}   = "\xde";  #   LATIN CAPITAL LETTER THORN
  $$hash{"/"}   = "\xf7";  #   DIVISION SIGN
  $$hash{"p"}   = "\xfe";  #   LATIN SMALL LETTER THORN
}

# $hashref = _Date_Init_LANGUAGE;
#   This returns a hash containing all of the initialization for a
#   specific language.  The hash elements are:
#
#   @ month_name      full month names          January February ...
#   @ month_abb       month abbreviations       Jan Feb ...
#   @ day_name        day names                 Monday Tuesday ...
#   @ day_abb         day abbreviations         Mon Tue ...
#   @ day_char        day character abbrevs     M T ...
#   @ am              AM notations
#   @ pm              PM notations
#
#   @ num_suff        number with suffix        1st 2nd ...
#   @ num_word        numbers spelled out       first second ...
#
#   $ now             words which mean now      now ...
#   $ today           words which mean today    today ...
#   $ last            words which mean last     last final ...
#   $ each            words which mean each     each every ...
#   $ of              of (as in a member of)    in of ...
#                     ex.  4th day OF June
#   $ at              at 4:00                   at
#   $ on              on Sunday                 on
#   $ future          in the future             in
#   $ past            in the past               ago
#   $ next            next item                 next
#   $ prev            previous item             last previous
#   $ later           2 hours later
#