Alphabet Gurmukhi
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ੳ0A73
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ਅ0A05
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ੲ0A72
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ਸ0A38
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ਹ0A39
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ਕ0A15
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ਖ0A16
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ਗ0A17
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ਘ0A18
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ਙ0A19
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ਚ0A1A
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ਛ0A1B
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ਜ0A1C
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ਝ0A1D
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ਞ0A1E
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ਟ0A1F
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ਠ0A20
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ਡ0A21
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ਢ0A22
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ਣ0A23
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ਤ0A24
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ਥ0A25
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ਦ0A26
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ਧ0A27
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ਨ0A28
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ਪ0A2A
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ਫ0A2B
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ਬ0A2C
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ਭ0A2D
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ਮ0A2E
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ਯ0A2F
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ਰ0A30
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ਲ0A32
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ਵ0A35
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ੜ0A5C
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ਸ਼0A36
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ਖ਼0A59
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ਗ਼0A5A
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ਜ਼0A5B
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ਫ਼0A5E
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ਲ਼0A33
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ਅ0A05
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ਆ0A06
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ਇ0A07
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ਈ0A08
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ਉ0A09
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ਊ0A0A
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ਏ0A0F
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ਐ0A10
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ਓ0A13
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ਔ0A14
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ੱ0A71
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ਂ0A02
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ੰ0A70
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ਃ0A03
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੍0A4D
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ੴ0A74
La description
The Gurmukhi alphabet is used to write in the Punjabi language spoken in northwestern India, particularly in the Punjab region and in Eastern Pakistan.
This alphabet is considered an abugida. It was created in the XIV century by the second Sikh guru called Angad.The old Punjabi word gurmukhi means «out of the guru´s mouth.»
Gurmukhi is a phonetic script in which each character represents a syllable. It is written from left to right. The alphabet consists of 35 consonants and 10 vowels, along with various diacritical marks to modify the sounds.
The Gurmukhi script has distinct characters that are different from other Indian scripts like Devanagari 0915–0945 . It includes unique vowel signs, nasalization marks, and additional consonant sounds specific to Punjabi.
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