Old Hungarian closed e and naming of Old Hungarian standard

[Kovács Viktor]

Dear members of Unicode comitte,

There are a problematic symbol form 10C8A (capital) and 10CCA (small) 
letters „closed E”.

Critics start from the misconception that the sound of these letters is 
closed. Unfortunately, this interpretation has been included in the 
standard under the alias of the letter ë.
In the Rudimenta example texts (prayers) there are words that contain 
the closed form of the letter e, the reading of which is perfectly clear 
to native Hungarian readers.
I propose to add the alias "Rudimenta e with closed form" to the upper 
and lower case "closed e" at 10C8A and 10CCA.
The shape of these letters should not be changed.

If necessary, I will present a submission with pictures to prove my point.

In any form, the use of the adjective "Szekler-Hungarian rovas script" 
is incorrect, as it was not used only in Szeklerland.

It is also politically critical, as Szeklerland (or Székelyland) is the 
easternmost part of Transylvania, Transylvania being part of Romania 
since 1919.

Thanks
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