Alfabeto Balinese
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ᬅ1B05
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ᬆ1B06
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ᬇ1B07
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ᬈ1B08
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ᬉ1B09
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ᬊ1B0A
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ᬋ1B0B
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ᬌ1B0C
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ᬍ1B0D
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ᬎ1B0E
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ᬏ1B0F
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ᬐ1B10
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ᬑ1B11
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ᬒ1B12
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ᬓ1B13
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ᬔ1B14
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ᬕ1B15
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ᬖ1B16
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ᬗ1B17
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ᬘ1B18
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ᬙ1B19
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ᬚ1B1A
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ᬛ1B1B
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ᬜ1B1C
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ᬝ1B1D
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ᬞ1B1E
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ᬟ1B1F
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ᬠ1B20
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ᬡ1B21
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ᬢ1B22
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ᬣ1B23
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ᬤ1B24
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ᬥ1B25
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ᬦ1B26
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ᬧ1B27
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ᬨ1B28
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ᬩ1B29
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ᬪ1B2A
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ᬫ1B2B
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ᬬ1B2C
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ᬭ1B2D
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ᬮ1B2E
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ᬯ1B2F
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ᬰ1B30
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ᬱ1B31
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ᬲ1B32
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ᬳ1B33
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ᬀ1B00
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ᬁ1B01
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ᬂ1B02
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ᬃ1B03
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ᬄ1B04
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᬴1B34
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ᬵ1B35
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ᬶ1B36
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ᬷ1B37
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ᬸ1B38
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ᬹ1B39
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ᬺ1B3A
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ᬻ1B3B
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ᬼ1B3C
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ᬽ1B3D
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ᬾ1B3E
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ᬿ1B3F
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ᭀ1B40
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ᭁ1B41
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ᭂ1B42
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ᭃ1B43
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᭄1B44
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ᭅ1B45
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ᭆ1B46
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ᭇ1B47
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ᭈ1B48
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ᭉ1B49
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ᭊ1B4A
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ᭋ1B4B
Descrizione
The Balinese script, natively known as Aksara Bali and Hanacaraka, is an abugida used in the island of Bali, Indonesia. It goes back to Brahmi 11000–1104D . Today it is mostly replaced with The Latin alphabet 0041–007A , but you can still come across it in some religious texts. It includes 33 consonants, 15 of which are used in words borrowed from Kawi and Sanskrit.
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