Sanskrit Characters - grantha ezhuththukkaL

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Grantham - grantha ezhuththukkaL

unique character

‚	sri, sree, shri, Mr

mey forms

ˆ	j
‰	sh
Š	S, s (*)
‹	h (*)
Œ	X, ksh

uyirmey forms of grantha ezhuththukkaL

ˆ ( j )

ƒ	ƒ¡	ƒ¢	ƒ£	ƒ¤	ƒ¥	¦ƒ	§ƒ	¨ƒ	¦ƒ¡	§ƒ¡	¦ƒª
ja	jaa	ji	jee	ju	joo	je	jE	jai	jo	jO	jow

‰ ( sh )

„	„¡	„¢	„£	„¤	„¥	¦„	§„	¨„	¦„¡	§„¡	¦„ª
sha	shaa	shi	shee	shu	shoo	she	shE	shai	sho	shO	show

Š ( S )

…	…¡	…¢	…£	…¤	…¥	¦…	§…	¨…	¦…¡	§…¡	¦…ª
Sa	Saa	Si	See	Su	Soo	Se	SE	Sai	So	SO	Sow

· You need not always type capital 'S' in between words to represent Š. Whenever 's' is followed by a mey, it is automatically considered as 'S', as in 'namaskaaram'. Whenever a word ends in 's' also, it is automatically considered as 'S', as in 'bas.' or 'bas pOgirathu'. In case, you really want 'Àî', you can always type 'bach'.

bas. baSSaa? namaskaaram. paasam

ÀŠ. ÀŠ…¡? ¿ÁŠ¸¡Ãõ. À¡ºõ

‹ ( h )

†	†¡	†¢	†£	†¤	†¥	¦†	§†	¨†	¦†¡	§†¡	¦†ª
ha	haa	hi	hee	hu	hoo	he	hE	hai	ho	hO	how

Œ ( X, ksh )

‡	‡¡	‡¢	‡£	‡¤	‡¥	¦‡	§‡	¨‡	¦‡¡	§‡¡	¦‡ª
Xa	Xaa	Xi	Xee	Xu	Xoo	Xe	XE	Xai	Xo	XO	Xow

Note-1: Characters ( Š ‹ ) marked with a ' * ' denote that there is further explanation below on Intelligent Mapping for these characters and that you must surely read them too.

Note-2: These set of 6 letters starting with ‚ and ending with ˆ are not part of the Tamil language. They have been used in Tamil though, only as a representation for certain letters in north Indian languages.

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