Alfabeto Oriya
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ଅ0B05
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ଆ0B06
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ଇ0B07
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ଈ0B08
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ଉ0B09
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ଊ0B0A
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ଋ0B0B
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ୠ0B60
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ଌ0B0C
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ୡ0B61
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ଏ0B0F
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ଐ0B10
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ଓ0B13
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ଔ0B14
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କ0B15
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ଖ0B16
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ଗ0B17
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ଘ0B18
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ଙ0B19
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ଚ0B1A
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ଛ0B1B
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ଜ0B1C
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ଝ0B1D
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ଞ0B1E
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ଟ0B1F
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ଠ0B20
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ଡ0B21
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ଢ0B22
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ଣ0B23
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ତ0B24
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ଥ0B25
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ଦ0B26
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ଧ0B27
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ନ0B28
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ପ0B2A
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ଫ0B2B
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ବ0B2C
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ଵ0B35
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ଭ0B2D
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ମ0B2E
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ଯ0B2F
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ର0B30
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ଳ0B33
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ୱ0B71
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ଶ0B36
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ଷ0B37
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ସ0B38
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ହ0B39
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ୟ0B5F
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ଲ0B32
Descrizione
Like most of the writings of India, the Oriya alphabet is a descendant of the Brahmi writing system. Also is an abugid. Directly, Oriya developed from the eastern variant of nagari (Bengali), which originates from the Siddhamatra.
This alphabet is used for writing in the Oriya language, spoken mainly in eastern India in the state of Orissa.
There is an opinion that rounded forms of letters formed due to the fact that they were recorded on palm leaves. When drawing horizontal lines, this sheet was easy to damage. So, gradually, the upper line of Bengali letters became an arc.
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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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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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Q
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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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l
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p
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s