Alphabet Mahajani
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𑅐11150
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𑅑11151
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𑅒11152
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𑅓11153
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𑅔11154
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𑅕11155
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𑅖11156
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𑅗11157
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𑅘11158
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𑅙11159
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𑅚1115A
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𑅛1115B
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𑅜1115C
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𑅝1115D
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𑅞1115E
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𑅟1115F
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𑅠11160
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𑅡11161
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𑅢11162
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𑅣11163
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𑅤11164
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𑅥11165
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𑅦11166
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𑅧11167
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𑅨11168
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𑅩11169
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𑅪1116A
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𑅫1116B
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𑅬1116C
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𑅭1116D
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𑅮1116E
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𑅯1116F
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𑅰11170
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𑅱11171
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𑅲11172
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𑅳11173
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𑅴11174
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𑅵11175
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𑅶11176
La description
Mahajani is mercantile script that was historically used in northern India for writing accounts and financial records in Marwari, Hindi and Punjabi. It is A Brahmic script 11000–1104D and is written left-to-right. Mahajani refers to the Hindi word for 'bankers', also known as 'sarrafi' or 'kothival' (merchant). Mahajani has been used in a wide region across northwest India and eastern Pakistan. It was taught in merchant schools as part of the education system.
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