Alfabeto Khudawadi
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Descrizione
Khudabadi script appeared as a religiuos variant of cursive writing of incense traders, for Sindhi language. In the 1860s, Khudawadi was chosen as the basis for a written standard for education and administration in Sindh and was developed as an official language.
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