Lepchaアルファベット
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ᰀ1C00
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ᰁ1C01
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ᰂ1C02
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ᰃ1C03
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ᰄ1C04
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ᰅ1C05
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ᰆ1C06
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ᰇ1C07
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ᰈ1C08
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ᰉ1C09
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ᰊ1C0A
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ᰋ1C0B
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ᰌ1C0C
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ᰍ1C0D
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ᰎ1C0E
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ᰏ1C0F
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ᰐ1C10
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ᰑ1C11
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ᰒ1C12
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ᰓ1C13
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ᰔ1C14
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ᰕ1C15
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ᰖ1C16
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ᰗ1C17
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ᰘ1C18
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ᰙ1C19
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ᰚ1C1A
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ᰛ1C1B
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ᰜ1C1C
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ᰝ1C1D
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ᰞ1C1E
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ᰟ1C1F
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ᰠ1C20
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ᰡ1C21
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ᰢ1C22
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ᰣ1C23
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ᰤ1C24
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ᰥ1C25
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ᰦ1C26
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ᰧ1C27
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ᰨ1C28
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ᰩ1C29
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ᰪ1C2A
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ᰫ1C2B
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ᰬ1C2C
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ᰭ1C2D
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ᰮ1C2E
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ᰯ1C2F
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ᰰ1C30
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ᰱ1C31
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ᰲ1C32
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ᰳ1C33
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ᰴ1C34
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ᰵ1C35
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ᰶ1C36
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᰷1C37
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ᱍ1C4D
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ᱎ1C4E
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ᱏ1C4F
説明
The Lepcha script, or Róng script, is an abugida used by the Lepcha people inhabit in Sikkim, India, to write the Lepcha language. Lepcha is derived from The Tibetan script 0F40–0F6C in XVIII century. In present days, it is probably out of use. Originally, its manuscripts were written vertically, but later they were written horizontally. It should be noted that the characters weren't rotated through 90 degrees. Such a phenomena produced a whole set of final consonants.
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D
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L
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Lepcha
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Lisu
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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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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