ベンガル語アルファベット
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অ0985
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আ0986
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ই0987
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ঈ0988
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উ0989
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ঊ098A
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ঋ098B
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এ098F
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ঐ0990
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ও0993
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ঔ0994
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ক0995
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খ0996
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গ0997
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ঘ0998
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ঙ0999
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চ099A
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ছ099B
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জ099C
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ঝ099D
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ঞ099E
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ট099F
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ঠ09A0
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ড09A1
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ঢ09A2
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ণ09A3
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ত09A4
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থ09A5
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দ09A6
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ধ09A7
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ন09A8
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প09AA
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ফ09AB
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ব09AC
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ভ09AD
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ম09AE
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য09AF
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র09B0
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ল09B2
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শ09B6
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ষ09B7
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স09B8
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হ09B9
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য়09DF
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ড়09DC
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ঢ়09DD
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ৎ09CE
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ঁ0981
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ং0982
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ঃ0983
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্09CD
説明
The Bengali alphabet evolved from the Siddhamatrika 11580–115C9 script, making it a descendant of the Brahmi 11000–1104D script. It actually resembles the Devanagari 0915–0945 script, but they began to differentiate in the 11th century. The modern form of the Bengali alphabet first appeared in print in 1778, thanks to Charles Wilkins. In the 19th century, some outdated letters were modernized.
In general, this alphabet is used for writing the Bengali, Assamese, Sanskrit, and Meitei languages. Today, the Bengali alphabet is the sixth most widely used script in the world and is primarily met in Eastern India. Some refer to it as Eastern Nagari.
The Bengali alphabet is an abugida, like most Indian scripts. It means that each character represents a syllable consisting of a consonant and the inherent vowel . Consonants with other vowels or without vowels are indicated by adding diacritical marks. Bengali letters are written from left to right and are also marked with a horizontal line on top, similar to Devanagari.
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D
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L
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P
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ア
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イ
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ウ
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エ
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オ
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カ
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キ
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ギ
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ク
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グ
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コ
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ゴ
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サ
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シ
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ジ
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ス
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ソ
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タ
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チ
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テ
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デ
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ト
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ド
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ナ
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ハ
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バ
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パ
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フ
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ブ
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ヘ
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ベ
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ベラルーシ語
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ベンガル語
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ポ
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マ
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ミ
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メ
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モ
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ラ
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リ
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ル
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レ
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ロ
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ヴ
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中
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五
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仁
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古
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国
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太
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新
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日
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旧
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注
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白
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皇
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統
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英