Kayah li Alphabet
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꤀A900
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꤁A901
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꤂A902
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꤃A903
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꤄A904
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꤅A905
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꤆A906
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꤇A907
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꤈A908
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꤉A909
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ꤊA90A
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ꤋA90B
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ꤌA90C
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ꤍA90D
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ꤎA90E
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ꤏA90F
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ꤐA910
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ꤑA911
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ꤒA912
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ꤓA913
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ꤔA914
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ꤕA915
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ꤖA916
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ꤗA917
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ꤘA918
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ꤙA919
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ꤚA91A
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ꤛA91B
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ꤜA91C
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ꤝA91D
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ꤞA91E
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ꤟA91F
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ꤠA920
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ꤡA921
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ꤢA922
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ꤣA923
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ꤤA924
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ꤥA925
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ꤦA926
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ꤧA927
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ꤨA928
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ꤩA929
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ꤪA92A
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꤫A92B
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꤬A92C
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꤭A92D
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꤮A92E
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꤯A92F
Beschreibung
The Kayah Li alphabet is used to write the Kayah languages spoken by by over half a million Kayah people in on the southern edge of Myanmar and northwestern Thailand. The alphabet was devised by Htae Bu Phae in March 1962. The Kayah Li alphabet's relation to Brahmic scripts 11000–1104D and The Myanmar script 1000–1060 .
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