Z with dot below, U+1E93, for Semitic transliteration

From: Andreas Prilop (prilop4321@trashmail.net)
Date: Wed May 26 2010 - 11:43:37 CDT

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The Unicode Standard 5.2 says for U+1E93 "Latin letter Z with dot below":

Indic transliteration

I think this should be

Semitic transliteration

because "z with dot below" is used to transliterate U+0638.
I don't know where "z with dot below" occurs in Indic romanization.

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