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Virama (Sanskrit: विराम/हलन्त, romanized:
virāma/halanta ्) is a
Sanskrit phonological concept to
suppress the
inherent vowel that
otherwise occurs with...
- made,
there were two
other viramas used simultaneously, the
vertical bar
virama ഻ and
circular virama ഼. The
vertical bar
virama was used
exclusively for...
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formation (
Virama and
similar diacritics)
Devanagari Sign
Virama (U+094D)
Bengali Sign
Virama (U+09CD)
Gurmukhi Sign
Virama (U+0A4D)
Gujarati Sign
Virama (U+0ACD)...
- cross-shaped
virama (krus-kudlit). The
spelling without any
virama is ᜊᜊᜌᜒ and with the
pamudpod is ᜊᜌ᜕ᜊᜌᜒᜈ᜕.
Spelling with the cross-shaped
virama (krus-kudlit)...
- a
Vaishnava shrine than
Virama did. This anno****
Virama, who
tortured the bania. As a punishment,
Viradhavala banished Virama to a
place named Viramagrama...
- a
combination of
diacritic marks and
consonant letters marked with the
virama character ်
which suppresses the
inherent vowel of the
consonant letter...
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Constantine Joseph Beschi (8
November 1680 – 4
February 1747), also
known under his
Tamil name of Vīramāmunivar, was an
Italian Jesuit priest, missionary...
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Unicode Consortium. UTC L2/04-279,
Public Review Issue #37. "13.2.
Sinhala (§
Virama (al-lakuna) and
Consonant Forms)". The
Unicode Standard, Core Specification...
- alphabet: Here the
syllable bim is
written ba-ma-i-(
virama). That is, the
vowel diacritic and
virama are both
written after the
consonants for the whole...
- ue อึ. อฺ
Because the Thai
script is an abugida, a
symbol (equivalent to
virāma in devanagari)
needs to be
added to
indicate that the
implied vowel is not...
