Alphabet Cham
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ꨀAA00
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ꨁAA01
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ꨂAA02
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ꨃAA03
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ꨄAA04
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ꨅAA05
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ꨆAA06
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ꨇAA07
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ꨈAA08
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ꨉAA09
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ꨊAA0A
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ꨋAA0B
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ꨌAA0C
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ꨍAA0D
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ꨎAA0E
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ꨏAA0F
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ꨐAA10
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ꨑAA11
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ꨒAA12
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ꨓAA13
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ꨔAA14
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ꨕAA15
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ꨖAA16
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ꨗAA17
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ꨘAA18
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ꨙAA19
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ꨚAA1A
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ꨛAA1B
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ꨜAA1C
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ꨝAA1D
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ꨞAA1E
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ꨟAA1F
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ꨠAA20
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ꨡAA21
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ꨢAA22
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ꨣAA23
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ꨤAA24
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ꨥAA25
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ꨦAA26
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ꨧAA27
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ꨨAA28
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ꨩAA29
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ꨪAA2A
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ꨫAA2B
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ꨬAA2C
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ꨭAA2D
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ꨮAA2E
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ꨯAA2F
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ꨰAA30
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ꨱAA31
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ꨲAA32
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ꨳAA33
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ꨴAA34
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ꨵAA35
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ꨶAA36
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ꩀAA40
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ꩁAA41
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ꩂAA42
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ꩃAA43
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ꩄAA44
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ꩅAA45
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ꩆAA46
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ꩇAA47
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ꩈAA48
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ꩉAA49
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ꩊAA4A
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ꩋAA4B
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ꩌAA4C
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ꩍAA4D
La description
Cham alphabet is used for writing Cham spoken primarily in the territory of the former Kingdom of Champa, which spanned modern Eastern Cambodia and Southern Vietnam. It derived from Brahmi 11000–1104D and it is also an abugida. It is written horizontally left to right, as in English. It became widely used in VIII century. Now most of the Cham people prefer The Arabic script FE8E–FEF1 .
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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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Y
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m