タワナアルファベット
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ހ0780
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ށ0781
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ނ0782
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ރ0783
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ބ0784
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ޅ0785
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ކ0786
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އ0787
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ވ0788
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މ0789
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ފ078A
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ދ078B
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ތ078C
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ލ078D
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ގ078E
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ޏ078F
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ސ0790
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ޑ0791
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ޒ0792
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ޓ0793
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ޔ0794
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ޕ0795
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ޖ0796
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ޗ0797
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ޘ0798
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ޙ0799
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ޚ079A
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ޛ079B
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ޜ079C
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ޝ079D
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ޞ079E
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ޟ079F
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ޠ07A0
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ޡ07A1
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ޢ07A2
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ޣ07A3
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ޤ07A4
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ޥ07A5
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ަ07A6
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ާ07A7
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ި07A8
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ީ07A9
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ު07AA
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ޫ07AB
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ެ07AC
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ޭ07AD
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ޮ07AE
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ޯ07AF
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ް07B0
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ޱ07B1
説明
Thaana is an alphabet used to write the Maldivian language. Vowels are written using diacritical marks, but it is not a consonant-vowel script or an abugida, since all vowel sounds are represented. Taking that into attention, Thaana script is considered a consonant-vowel script. Each consonant letter (except the letter 「noonu」 ނ ), a vowel or a sukun ް is added. The script is generally phonetic, and writing is done from right to left.
The letters of the Tana alphabet have evolved from Arabic and Indian numerals and Arabic letters with similar sounds. The earliest documents written in the Thaana script date back to the 18th century. There is a theory that Thaana was initially used as a secret script. Probably, because of the lack of clear logic in the order of letters. Over time, it replaced the previously used Old Maldivian script (Dives Akuru). Nowadays Thaana is used alongside the Latin transliteration of the Maldivian language, which was adopted in 1976.
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