Tai Tham Alphabet
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ᨠ1A20
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ᨡ1A21
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ᨢ1A22
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ᨣ1A23
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ᨤ1A24
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ᨥ1A25
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ᨦ1A26
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ᨧ1A27
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ᨨ1A28
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ᨩ1A29
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ᨪ1A2A
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ᨫ1A2B
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ᨬ1A2C
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ᨭ1A2D
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ᨮ1A2E
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ᨯ1A2F
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ᨰ1A30
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ᨱ1A31
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ᨲ1A32
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ᨳ1A33
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ᨴ1A34
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ᨵ1A35
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ᨶ1A36
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ᨷ1A37
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ᨸ1A38
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ᨹ1A39
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ᨺ1A3A
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ᨻ1A3B
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ᨼ1A3C
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ᨽ1A3D
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ᨾ1A3E
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ᨿ1A3F
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ᩀ1A40
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ᩁ1A41
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ᩂ1A42
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ᩃ1A43
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ᩄ1A44
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ᩅ1A45
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ᩆ1A46
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ᩇ1A47
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ᩈ1A48
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ᩉ1A49
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ᩊ1A4A
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ᩋ1A4B
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ᩌ1A4C
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ᩐ1A50
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ᩑ1A51
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ᩒ1A52
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ᩓ1A53
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ᩔ1A54
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ᩕ1A55
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ᩖ1A56
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ᩗ1A57
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ᩘ1A58
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ᩙ1A59
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ᩚ1A5A
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ᩛ1A5B
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ᩜ1A5C
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ᩝ1A5D
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ᩞ1A5E
Beschreibung
The Tai Tham script (Tham meaning „scripture“), also known as Lanna script is a writing system used on the territory of the Lan Na Kingdom that doesn't exist now. Today this script is used to write Northern Thai, Tai Lü and Khün languages. Tai Tham was invented in about XII century. It is a descendant Brahmic script 11000–1104D and is also an abugida. It is written from left to right.
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A
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B
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C
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D
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E
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F
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G
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H
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I
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J
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K
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L
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M
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N
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O
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P
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R
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S
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T
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U
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V
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W
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Y
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Ä