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What is script name symbol "means emacs set-fontset-font function?

When I read the documentation about set-fontset-font, I found the following sentence:

(set-fontset-font TARGET FONT-SPEC NAME & optional FRAME ADD)

Change fontset NAME to use FONT-SPEC characters for TARGET characters.
...
TARGET may be a script character . In this case, use FONT-SPEC for all characters belonging to the script.
GOAL may be charset . In this case, use FONT-SPEC for all characters encoded.
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But I can not find more information about what the script name symbol means? I am searching through Google to find an example that uses the "kan" ascii 'kana. But I do not find details about what it is? Is there a way to list all possible values?

BTW,
 Is there a way to specify all the possible "charset" values ​​available for set-fontset-font?

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M-: (char-table-extra-slot char-script-table 0) gives

'(latin phonetic greek coptic cyrillic armenian hebrew arabic
  syriac nko thaana devanagari bengali gurmukhi gujarati oriya
  tamil telugu kannada malayalam sinhala thai lao tibetan burmese
  georgian hangul ethiopic cherokee canadian-aboriginal ogham runic
  khmer mongolian symbol braille han ideographic-description
  cjk-misc kana bopomofo kanbun yi cham tai-viet linear-b
  aegean-number ancient-greek-number ancient-symbol phaistos-disc
  lycian carian olt-italic ugaritic old-persian deseret shavian
  osmanya cypriot-syllabary phoenician lydian kharoshthi cuneiform
  cuneiform-numbers-and-punctuation byzantine-musical-symbol
  musical-symbol ancient-greek-musical-notation
  tai-xuan-jing-symbol counting-rod-numeral mathematical
  mahjong-tile domino-tile)

For character sets, try M-x list-character-sets.

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A "script name symbol" lisp , . , , charset- script -alist, Alist script. "script --", "" script . "char - script -table" script ( "script - " ). "" script (, "ascii" script, ); , "charset- script -alist" "char - script -table", , .

"charset", set-fontset-font, "list-character-sets". "list-charset-chars", , .

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