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Note

x, X and ` [character under '~' in English keyboards] are used as modifiers and/or splitters

Vowels

অ = a, আ = aa/A, ই = i, ঈ = ee/ii/I, উ = u, ঊ = oo/uu/U এ = e/ae/E, ঐ = ai, ও = o/oa/O, ঔ = au/ou অং = aM/amx, অঁ = aMM/amxx/aMx, অঃ = aH ঋ = rux, ৠ = Rux, ঌ = lux, ৡ = Lux

ক্‌ + vowels

ক = ka, কা = kaa/kA, কি = ki, কী = kee/kii/kI, কু = ku, কূ = koo/kuu/kU কে = ke/kae/kE, কৈ = kai, কো = ko/koa/kO, কৌ = kau/kou কং = kaM/kamx, কঁ = kaMM/kamxx/kaMx, কঃ = kaH কৃ = krux, কৄ = kRux, কৢ = klux, কৣ = kLux

Consonants

ক = ka, খ = Ka/kha, গ = ga, ঘ = Ga/gha, ঙ = `ga  চ = ca, ছ = Ca/cha/Cha, জ = ja, ঝ = Ja/jha, ঞ = `ja ট = Ta, ঠ = Tha, ড = Da, ঢ = Dha, ণ = Na ত = ta, থ = tha, দ = da, ধ = dha, ন = na প = pa, ফ = Pa/pha, ব = ba, ভ = Ba/bha, મ = ma য = ya, র = ra, ল = la, ল = La, ব = va/wa শ = sha/Sa, ষ = Sha, স = sa, হ = ha ক্ষ = ksha/xa, জ্ঞ = j`ja

Consonants with nukta (dot)

ড় = Dxa, ঢ় = Dhxa, য় = yxa

Shri and Avagraha

শ্রি = shri, ঽ = Sx

Conjuncts (Consonant Clusters)

The consonant conjuncts get formed automatically as you keep typing your words.

Numerals

১ = 1x, ২ = 2x, ৩ = 3x, ৪ = 4x, ৫ = 5x ৬ = 6x, ৭ = 7x, ৮ = 8x, ৯ = 9x, ০ = 0x

x, ` and X modifiers

x when applied after certain Bengali letters modifies them. For e.g. kruxpaa = কৃপা, Rux = ৠ, ঽ = ऽ (avagraha), ১ = १ (Bengali numeral 1) Whenever x does not take the role of a modifier, it just prints 'ক্ষ'. For e.g. laxman = লক্ষ্মন ` when applied before certain Bengali consonants modifies them. For e.g. `g = ঙ, `j = ঞ, j`j = জ্ঞ ` when applied between certain Bengali consonants (like k`h, g`h, t`h, d`h, etc.) helps them to form their natural conjuncts. For e.g. bakkiMghaam = বক্কিংঘাম whereas bakkiMg`haam = বক্কিংগ্হাম X can be applied between Bengali consonants to help form their half-consonants. For e.g. rakshaa = রক্ষা whereas rakXshaa = রক্‍শা XX can be applied between Bengali consonants to help form consonants with halant symbol. For e.g. baakyaa = বাক্যা whereas baakXXyaa = বাক্‌যা X or XX can be applied between certain Bengali vowels (say 'ai' or 'ou') to help them get separated into their component vowels. For e.g. priyaiMDiyaa = প্রিযৈংডিযা whereas priyaXiMDiyaa = প্রিয‍ইংডিযা