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Language / Sharada / Devanagari / Gurmukhī alphabet / Sanskrit / Śāradā script / Unicode / Brāhmī script / Kashmiri language / Brahmic scripts / Languages of India / Languages of Asia
Date: 2005-12-08 15:56:02
Language
Sharada
Devanagari
Gurmukhī alphabet
Sanskrit
Śāradā script
Unicode
Brāhmī script
Kashmiri language
Brahmic scripts
Languages of India
Languages of Asia

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