Grantha alfabesi
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𑌀11300
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𑌁11301
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𑌂11302
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𑌃11303
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11304
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𑌅11305
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𑌆11306
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𑌇11307
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𑌈11308
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𑌉11309
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𑌊1130A
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𑌋1130B
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𑌌1130C
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1130D
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1130E
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𑌏1130F
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𑌐11310
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11311
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11312
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𑌓11313
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𑌔11314
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𑌕11315
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𑌖11316
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𑌗11317
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𑌘11318
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𑌙11319
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𑌚1131A
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𑌛1131B
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𑌜1131C
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𑌝1131D
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𑌞1131E
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𑌟1131F
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𑌠11320
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𑌡11321
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𑌢11322
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𑌣11323
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𑌤11324
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𑌥11325
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𑌦11326
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𑌧11327
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𑌨11328
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11329
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𑌪1132A
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𑌫1132B
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𑌬1132C
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𑌭1132D
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𑌮1132E
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𑌯1132F
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𑌰11330
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11331
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𑌲11332
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𑌳11333
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11334
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𑌵11335
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𑌶11336
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𑌷11337
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𑌸11338
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𑌹11339
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1133A
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𑌻1133B
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𑌼1133C
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𑌽1133D
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𑌾1133E
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𑌿1133F
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𑍀11340
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𑍁11341
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𑍂11342
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𑍃11343
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𑍄11344
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11345
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11346
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𑍇11347
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𑍈11348
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11349
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1134A
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𑍋1134B
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𑍌1134C
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𑍍1134D
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𑍠11360
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𑍡11361
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𑍢11362
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𑍣11363
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11364
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11365
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𑍦11366
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𑍧11367
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𑍨11368
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𑍩11369
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𑍪1136A
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𑍫1136B
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𑍬1136C
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𑍰11370
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𑍱11371
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𑍲11372
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𑍳11373
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𑍴11374
Tanım
The Grantha script is an abugida that developed from the Brahmi script 11000–1104D . Until the XVI century, it had been spoken in South India, and in some regions Grantha had been used until the XIX century. Nowadays it's been completely replaced by Devanagari 0915–0945 and Tamil 0B85–0BCC .
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