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Devanagari (For Hindi, Sanskrit, Marathi, etc.)

x, `[backquote] and X modifiers

[x]

• x when applied after certain Hindi letters modifies them.

For e.g. 

kruxpaa = कृपा, Rux = ॠ, Sx = ऽ (avagraha)

1x = १ (hindi numeral 1), .x = । (danda) 

• Whenever x does not take the role of a modifier, it just prints 'क्ष'.

For e.g. 

laxman = लक्ष्मन

[`]

• ` (the character below ' ~ ') when applied before certain Hindi consonants modifies them.

For e.g. 
`g = ङ, `j = ञ, j`j = ज्ञ 

• ` when applied between certain Hindi consonants (like k`h, g`h, t`h, d`h, etc.) helps them to form their natural conjuncts.

For e.g. 

bakkiMghaam = बक्किंघाम whereas bakkiMg`haam = बक्किंग्हाम

[X]

• X can be applied between Hindi consonants to help form their half-consonants.

For e.g. 
lakshman = लक्ष्मन whereas lakXshman = लक्श्मन 
bakti = बक्ति whereas bakXti = बक्‍ति

• XX can be applied between Hindi consonants to help form consonants with halant symbol.

For e.g. 

baakyaa = बाक्या whereas baakXXyaa = बाक्‌या 

• XX (or X) can be applied between certain Hindi vowels (say 'ai' or 'ou') to help them get separated into their component vowels.

For e.g.
priyaiMDiyaa = प्रियैंडिया whereas priyaXiMDiyaa = प्रियइंडिया

Examples

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