Alfabeto Khmer
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ក1780
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ខ1781
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គ1782
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ឃ1783
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ង1784
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ច1785
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ឆ1786
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ជ1787
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ឈ1788
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ញ1789
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ដ178A
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ឋ178B
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ឌ178C
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ឍ178D
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ណ178E
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ត178F
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ថ1790
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ទ1791
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ធ1792
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ន1793
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ប1794
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ផ1795
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ព1796
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ភ1797
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ម1798
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យ1799
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រ179A
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ល179B
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វ179C
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ស179F
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ហ17A0
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ឡ17A1
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អ17A2
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ឣ17A3
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ឤ17A4
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ឥ17A5
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ឦ17A6
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ឧ17A7
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ឩ17A9
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ឪ17AA
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ឫ17AB
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ឬ17AC
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ឭ17AD
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ឮ17AE
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ឯ17AF
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ឰ17B0
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ឱ17B1
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ឳ17B3
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ា17B6
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ិ17B7
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ី17B8
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ឹ17B9
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ឺ17BA
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ុ17BB
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ូ17BC
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ួ17BD
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ើ17BE
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ឿ17BF
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ៀ17C0
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េ17C1
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ែ17C2
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ៃ17C3
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ោ17C4
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ៅ17C5
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ំ17C6
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ះ17C7
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ៈ17C8
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៉17C9
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៊17CA
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់17CB
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៌17CC
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៍17CD
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៎17CE
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៏17CF
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័17D0
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៑17D1
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្17D2
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៓17D3
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។17D4
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៕17D5
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៖17D6
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ៗ17D7
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៘17D8
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៙17D9
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៚17DA
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៛17DB
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ៜ17DC
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៝17DD
Descrizione
The Khmer alphabet is used to write the official language of Cambodia, as well as for Pali in the Buddhist liturgy of Cambodia and Thailand. It originated from the Pallava letter, which came from Brahmi 11000–1104D . It became the basis for Thai 0E01–0E4F and Lao 0E81–0EC6 .
The oldest monument of Khmer script dates back to 611. It was found in the Angkor Borei area in Takeo Province. Modern writing is somewhat different from the way the inscriptions found in the ruins were made. Originally there were 35 consonant characters, but nowadays only 33 are used.
The Khmer alphabet is considered an abugida. It means that it's a consonant system, where a consonant letter forms a syllable with a base vowel. Other vowels are indicated by diacritics. In abugidas diacritics are connected to the main symbol, thus modifying it. These are the so-called signature vowels. However, there are also independent vowel symbols.
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