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Linguistics / Virama / Indian Script Code for Information Interchange / Devanagari / Khmer alphabet / Bengali language / Typographic ligature / Alphabet / Gurmukhī alphabet / Brahmic scripts / Languages of India / Notation
Date: 2001-06-14 16:46:58
Linguistics
Virama
Indian Script Code for Information Interchange
Devanagari
Khmer alphabet
Bengali language
Typographic ligature
Alphabet
Gurmukhī alphabet
Brahmic scripts
Languages of India
Notation

Chapter 9 South and Southeast Asian Scripts 9

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