ミャンマーアルファベット
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က1000
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ခ1001
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ဂ1002
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ဃ1003
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င1004
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စ1005
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ဆ1006
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ဇ1007
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ဈ1008
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ည100A
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ဋ100B
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ဌ100C
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ဍ100D
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ဎ100E
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ဏ100F
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တ1010
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ထ1011
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ဒ1012
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ဓ1013
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န1014
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ပ1015
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ဖ1016
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ဗ1017
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ဘ1018
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မ1019
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ယ101A
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ရ101B
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လ101C
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ဝ101D
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သ101E
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ဟ101F
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ဠ1020
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အ1021
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ဢ1022
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ဣ1023
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ဤ1024
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ဥ1025
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ဦ1026
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ဧ1027
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ဨ1028
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ဩ1029
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ဪ102A
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ါ102B
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ာ102C
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ိ102D
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ီ102E
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ု102F
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ူ1030
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ေ1031
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ဲ1032
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ဳ1033
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ဴ1034
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ဵ1035
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ံ1036
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့1037
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း1038
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္1039
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်103A
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ျ103B
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ြ103C
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ွ103D
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ှ103E
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ဿ103F
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၀1040
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၁1041
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၂1042
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၃1043
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၄1044
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၅1045
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၆1046
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၇1047
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၈1048
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၉1049
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၊104A
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။104B
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၌104C
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၍104D
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၎104E
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၏104F
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ၐ1050
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ၑ1051
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ၒ1052
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ၓ1053
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ၔ1054
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ၕ1055
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ၖ1056
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ၗ1057
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ၘ1058
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ၙ1059
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ၚ105A
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ၛ105B
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ၜ105C
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ၝ105D
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ၞ105E
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ၟ105F
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ၠ1060
説明
The Burmese alphabet is used for writing the Burmese language, as well as the liturgical languages of Pali and Sanskrit. It is an adaptation of the Mon script, which in turn derived from the Brahmi 11000–1104D script of India.
The Burmese alphabet is classified as an abugida. Each character represents a syllable with a base vowel. Diacritical marks are used to indicate other vowels. Words are written in a connected manner from left to right, with spaces only used to separate sentences or phrases.
The earliest known inscription in the Burmese script dates back to the 11th century. Initially, the script had a more square shape. It became more rounded when writing on palm leaves, which could tear when straight lines were applied.
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D
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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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ミャンマー
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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