Alphabet Pau cin hau
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𑫀11AC0
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𑫁11AC1
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𑫂11AC2
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𑫃11AC3
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𑫄11AC4
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𑫅11AC5
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𑫆11AC6
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𑫇11AC7
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𑫈11AC8
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𑫉11AC9
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𑫊11ACA
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𑫋11ACB
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𑫌11ACC
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𑫍11ACD
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𑫎11ACE
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𑫏11ACF
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𑫐11AD0
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𑫑11AD1
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𑫒11AD2
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𑫓11AD3
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𑫔11AD4
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𑫕11AD5
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𑫖11AD6
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𑫗11AD7
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𑫘11AD8
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𑫙11AD9
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𑫚11ADA
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𑫛11ADB
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𑫜11ADC
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𑫝11ADD
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𑫞11ADE
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𑫟11ADF
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𑫠11AE0
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𑫡11AE1
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𑫢11AE2
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𑫣11AE3
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𑫤11AE4
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𑫥11AE5
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𑫦11AE6
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𑫧11AE7
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𑫨11AE8
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𑫩11AE9
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𑫪11AEA
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𑫫11AEB
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𑫬11AEC
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𑫭11AED
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𑫮11AEE
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𑫯11AEF
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𑫰11AF0
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𑫱11AF1
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𑫲11AF2
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𑫳11AF3
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𑫴11AF4
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𑫵11AF5
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𑫶11AF6
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𑫷11AF7
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𑫸11AF8
La description
The Pau Cin Hau script is named after its creator, a Tedim religious leader from Chin State, Burma. It was primarily used in the 1930s in Chyn state, Myanmar. Initially, in 1902, Pau Cin Hau created the logographic script, and only then it produced a simplified alphabetic writhing system that included 57 characters: 21 consonants, 7 vowels, 9 final consonants and 20 tone marks.
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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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