अहोम

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The Ahom script was used by Thais who migrated in the 13th century to the valley of the Brahmaputra River (Indian state of Assam). Archaeologists had found many inscriptions on coins, stone walls, trees, metal plates. The oldest Ahom inscription dates back to the 15th century. In the 17th century, the language was replaced with Assamese, and it started to be written with the help of the Bengali script. In an attempt to revive the language, an Ahom-Assamese-English dictionary was published in 1920.

Nowadays you can find a lot of Ahom books, but its tonal system has been completely lost.

The Ahom script is considered the Brahmi's descendant. It is an abugida, all syllables of which end with a long ‘a’. There are no independent vowels — they can be written as dependent together with the following symbol: 𑜒 . In the modern version of the script, the sign ‘killer’ (virama) is used to eliminate the unnecessary vowels 𑜫 . Apart from that, decimal digits have been added to the writing. Their outlines have no historical explanation.

गुणधर्म

रेंज	11700–1174F
वर्णमाला	80

वर्णों की सूची

वर्ण सूची

116D0–116FF म्यांमार विस्तारित-C 11800–1184F Dogra

0: मुख्य बहुभाषी विमान

1: अतिरिक्त बहुभाषी विमान

2: अतिरिक्त वैचारिक विमान

3: तृतीयक वैचारिक विमान

4-13: उपयोग नहीं किया गया

14: विशेष अतिरिक्त विमान

15: निजी उपयोग के लिए अतिरिक्त क्षेत्र – ए

16: निजी उपयोग के लिए अतिरिक्त क्षेत्र – बी

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