Phonetic keyboard | Phonetic examples

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The phonetic keyboard is designed using a common set of phonetic rules for all Indian languages. The phonetic keyboard is especially useful for users who work with multiple Indian scripts, as it provides a consistent phonetic typing scheme by assigning the same English character for the same vowel/consonant across all Indian languages.

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Sections: Swara, Anusvara/Visarga, Vyanjana, Nukta, Samyuktakshara, ZWNJ, Symbols, Special Symbols

Input keys ISO15919 Kannada Devanagari Tamil Telugu Malayalam Gujarati Gurumukhi Bengali Oriya Tulu Sinhala Grantha
Swara:
a a ಅ अ அ అ അ અ ਅ অ ଅ 𑎀 අ 𑌅
A/aa ā ಆ आ ஆ ఆ ആ આ ਆ আ ଆ 𑎁 ආ 𑌆
~a/ae æ   ॲ (Mar)       ઍ         ඇ  
~A/aae ǣ                     ඈ  
i i ಇ इ இ ఇ ഇ ઇ ਇ ই ଇ 𑎂 ඉ 𑌇
I/ee ī ಈ ई ஈ ఈ ഈ ઈ ਈ ঈ ଈ 𑎃 ඊ 𑌈
u u ಉ उ உ ఉ ഉ ઉ ਉ উ ଉ 𑎄 උ 𑌉
U/oo ū ಊ ऊ ஊ ఊ ഊ ઊ ਊ ঊ ଊ 𑎅 ඌ 𑌊
~ru r̥ ಋ ऋ   ఋ ഋ ઋ   ঋ ଋ 𑎆 ඍ 𑌋
~rU r̥̄ ೠ ॠ   ౠ ൠ ૠ   ৠ ୠ 𑎇 ඎ 𑍠
~lu l̥ ಌ ऌ   ఌ ഌ ઌ   ঌ ଌ 𑎈 ඏ 𑌌
~lU l̥̄ ೡ ॡ   ౡ ൡ ૡ   ৡ ୡ 𑎉 ඐ 𑍡
~e ê   ऍ (Hin)       ઍ            
e e ಎ ऎ எ ఎ എ એ ਏ এ ଏ 𑎋 එ 𑌏
E ē ಏ ए ஏ ఏ ഏ એ ਏ এ ଏ 𑎋 ඒ 𑌏
ai ai ಐ ऐ ஐ ఐ ഐ ઐ ਐ ঐ ଐ 𑎎 ඓ 𑌐
~o ô   ऑ (Hin)       ઑ            
o o ಒ ऒ ஒ ఒ ഒ ઓ ਓ ও ଓ 𑎐 ඔ 𑌓
O ō ಓ ओ ஓ ఓ ഓ ઓ ਓ ও ଓ 𑎐 ඕ 𑌓
au/ou au ಔ औ ஔ ఔ ഔ ઔ ਔ ঔ ଔ 𑎑 ඖ 𑌔
Anusvara/Visarga:
M ṁ ಂ ं ம்’ ం ം ં ਂ ং ଂ 𑏌 ං 𑌂
H ḥ ಃ ः ꞉ ః ഃ ઃ ਃ ঃ ଃ 𑏍 ඃ 𑌃
~M m̐ ಁ ँ ँ ఁ ഁ ઁ ਁ ঁ ଁ 𑏊 ඁ 𑌁
Vyanjana:
k k ಕ क க క ക ક ਕ ক କ 𑎭 ක 𑌕
K/kh kh ಖ ख க₂ ఖ ഖ ખ ਖ খ ଖ 𑎓 ඛ 𑌖
g g ಗ ग க₃ గ ഗ ગ ਗ গ ଗ 𑎔 ග 𑌗
G/gh gh ಘ घ க₄ ఘ ഘ ઘ ਘ ঘ ଘ 𑎕 ඝ 𑌘
~g ṅ ಙ ङ ங ఙ ങ ઙ ਙ ঙ ଙ 𑎖 ඞ 𑌙
c/ch c ಚ च ச చ ച ચ ਚ চ ଚ 𑎗 ච 𑌚
C/Ch ch ಛ छ ச₂ ఛ ഛ છ ਛ ছ ଛ 𑎘 ඡ 𑌛
j j ಜ ज ஜ జ ജ જ ਜ জ ଜ 𑎙 ජ 𑌜
J/jh jh ಝ झ ஜ₂ ఝ ഝ ઝ ਝ ঝ ଝ 𑎚 ඣ 𑌝
~j ñ ಞ ञ ஞ ఞ ഞ ઞ ਞ ঞ ଞ 𑎛 ඤ 𑌞
T ṭ ಟ ट ட ట ട ટ ਟ ট ଟ 𑎜 ට 𑌟
Th ṭh ಠ ठ ட₂ ఠ ഠ ઠ ਠ ঠ ଠ 𑎝 ඨ 𑌠
D ḍ ಡ ड ட₃ డ ഡ ડ ਡ ড ଡ 𑎞 ඩ 𑌡
Dh ḍh ಢ ढ ட₄ ఢ ഢ ઢ ਡ ঢ ଢ 𑎟 ඪ 𑌢
N ṇ ಣ ण ண ణ ണ ણ ਣ ণ ଣ 𑎠 ණ 𑌣
t t ತ त த త ത ત ਤ ত ତ 𑎡 ත 𑌤
th th ಥ थ த₂ థ ഥ થ ਥ থ ଥ 𑎢 ථ 𑌥
d d ದ द த₃ ద ദ દ ਦ দ ଦ 𑎣 ද 𑌦
dh dh ಧ ध த₄ ధ ധ ધ ਧ ধ ଧ 𑎤 ධ 𑌧
n n ನ न ந న ന ન ਨ ন ନ 𑎥 න 𑌨
p p ಪ प ப ప പ પ ਪ প ପ 𑎦 ප 𑌪
P/ph ph ಫ फ ப₂ ఫ ഫ ફ ਫ ফ ଫ 𑎧 ඵ 𑌫
b b ಬ ब ப₃ బ ബ બ ਬ ব ବ 𑎨 බ 𑌬
B/bh bh ಭ भ ப₄ భ ഭ ભ ਭ ভ ଭ 𑎩 භ 𑌭
m m ಮ म ம మ മ મ ਮ ম ମ 𑎪 ම 𑌮
Vyanjana:
y y ಯ य ய య യ ય ਯ য ଯ 𑎫 ය 𑌯
Y/yx ẏ   य़       ય઼   য় ୟ      
r r ರ र ர ర ര ર ਰ র ର 𑎬 ර 𑌰
R/rx ṟ ಱ ऱ ற ఱ റ     ৰ (Ass)   𑎴   𑌰𑌼
l l ಲ ल ல ల ല લ ਲ ল ଲ 𑎭 ල 𑌲
L ḷ ಳ ळ ள ళ ള ળ ਲ਼   ଳ 𑎳 ළ 𑌳
Lx ḻ ೞ ऴ ழ ఴ ഴ         𑎵   𑌳𑌼
v/w v ವ व வ వ വ વ ਵ ৱ (Ass) ଵ 𑎮 ව 𑌵
sh ś ಶ श ஶ శ ശ શ ਸ਼ শ ଶ 𑎯 ශ 𑌶
Sh ṣ ಷ ष ஷ ష ഷ ષ ਸ਼ ষ ଷ 𑎰 ෂ 𑌷
s s ಸ स ஸ స സ સ ਸ স ସ 𑎱 ස 𑌸
h h ಹ ह ஹ హ ഹ હ ਹ হ ହ 𑎲 හ 𑌹

When a consonant character is followed by a vowel character, it results in a live consonant.

    ka kA ki kI ku kU k~ru k~rU k~lu k~lU ke kE kai ko kO kau kaM kaH

    ಕ ಕಾ ಕಿ ಕೀ ಕು ಕೂ ಕೃ ಕೄ ಕೢ ಕೣ ಕೆ ಕೇ ಕೈ ಕೊ ಕೋ ಕೌ ಕಂ ಕಃ

    क का कि की कु कू कृ कॄ कॢ कॣ कॆ के कै कॊ को कौ कं कः

    க கா கி கீ கு கூ கெ கே கை கொ கோ கௌ கம் கஃ

    క కా కి కీ కు కూ కృ కౄ కౢ కౣ కె కే కై కొ కో కౌ కం కః

    ക കാ കി കീ കു കൂ കൃ കൄ കൢ കൣ കെ കേ കൈ കൊ കോ കൗ കം കഃ

    ક કા કિ કી કુ કૂ કૃ કૄ કૢ કૣ કે કે કૈ કો કો કૌ કં કઃ

    ਕ ਕਾ ਕਿ ਕੀ ਕੁ ਕੂ ਕੇ ਕੇ ਕੈ ਕੋ ਕੋ ਕੌ ਕਂ ਕਃ

    ক কা কি কী কু কূ কৃ কৄ কৢ কৣ কে কে কৈ কো কো কৌ কং কঃ

    କ କା କି କୀ କୁ କୂ କୃ କୄ କୢ କୣ କେ କେ କୈ କୋ କୋ କୌ କଂ କଃ

    𑎒 𑎒𑎸 𑎒𑎹 𑎒𑎺 𑎒𑎻 𑎒𑎼 𑎒𑎽 𑎒𑎾 𑎒𑎿 𑎒𑏀 𑎒𑏂 𑎒𑏂 𑎒𑏅 𑎒𑏇 𑎒𑏇 𑎙𑏈 𑎒𑏌 𑎒𑏍

    ක කා කි කී කු කූ කෘ කෲ කෟ කෳ කෙ කේ කෛ කො කෝ කෞ කං කඃ

    𑌕 𑌕𑌾 𑌕𑌿 𑌕𑍀 𑌕𑍁 𑌕𑍂 𑌕𑍃 𑌕𑍄 𑌕𑍢 𑌕𑍣 𑌕𑍇 𑌕𑍇 𑌕𑍈 𑌕𑍋 𑌕𑍋 𑌕𑍌 𑌕𑌂 𑌕𑌃

Note: For Hindi/Marati/Gujarati/Gurumukhi/Bengali/Oriya languages, an implicit 'a' matra (schwa) is assumed for the last consonant of the word.

    k,c,T,t,p --> ka,ca,Ta,ta,pa --> क,च,ट,त,प - ક,ચ,ટ,ત,પ - ਕ,ਚ,ਟ,ਤ,ਪ - ক,চ,ট,ত,প - କ,ଚ,ଟ,ତ,ପ

Note: For Kannada/Sanskrit/Tamil/Telugu/Malayalam/Tulu/Sinhala/Grantha languages, 'a' matra has to be explicitly specified for the last consonant of the word. Otherwise, the halant sign would be used for the same.

    k, c, T, t, p --> ಕ್, ಚ್, ಟ್, ತ್, ಪ್ - क्, च्, ट्, त्, प् - க், ச், ட், த், ப் - క్, చ్, ట్, త్, ప్ - ക്, ച്, ട്, ത്, പ് - 𑎒𑏎, 𑎗𑏎, 𑎜𑏎, 𑎡𑏎, 𑎦𑏎 - ක්, ච්, ට්, ත්, ප් - 𑌕𑍍, 𑌚𑍍, 𑌟𑍍, 𑌤𑍍, 𑌪𑍍

Nukta: x is used to represent nukta symbol for extending a consonant
kx q   क़       ક઼            
Kx k̲h̲   ख़       ખ઼ ਖ਼          
gx ġ   ग़       ગ઼ ਗ਼          
cx c       ౘ                
jx,z z ಜ಼ ज़   ౙ   જ઼ ਜ਼          
Dx ṛ   ड़       ડ઼ ੜ ড় ଡ଼      
Dhx ṛh   ढ़       ઢ઼   ঢ় ଢ଼      
Px,f f ಫ಼ फ़       ફ઼ ਫ਼          
Y/yx ẏ   य़       ય઼   য় ୟ      
Samyuktakshara:
kSha kṣa ಕ್ಷ क्ष க்ஷ క్ష ക്ഷ ક્ષ ਕ੍ਸ਼ ক্ষ କ୍ଷ 𑎒𑏎𑎰 ක්ෂ 𑌕𑍍𑌷
j~ja jña ಜ್ಞ ज्ञ ஜ்ஞ జ్ఞ ജ്ഞ જ્ઞ ਜ੍ਞ জ্ঞ ଜ୍ଞ 𑎙𑏎𑎛 ඥ 𑌜𑍍𑌞

When two or more consecutive consonants appear in the input, they make a consonant conjunct.

    vighnEshvara = ವಿಘ್ನೇಶ್ವರ, विघ्नेश्वर, விக்நேஶ்வர, విఘ్నేశ్వర, വിഘ്നേശ്വര, વિઘ્નેશ્વર, ਵਿਘ੍ਨੇਸ਼੍ਵਰ, বিঘ্নেশ্বর, ଵିଘ୍ନେଶ୍ଵର, 𑎮𑎹𑎕𑏎𑎥𑏂𑎯𑏎𑎮𑎬, විඝ්නේශ්වර, 𑌵𑌿𑌘𑍍𑌨𑍇𑌶𑍍𑌵𑌰

‘ह’ consonant can be written in two ways; 'h', '~h'. If you want to use a ‘ह’ in conjuncts where the first consonant is 'k', 'g', 't', 'd', etc, you have to use '~h' instead of of 'h'.

    bakkiMg~hAm = बक्किंग्हाम, ಬಕ್ಕಿಂಗ್ಹಾಮ್, బక్కింగ్హామ్

ZWNJ/ZWJ:
^^ ZWNJ(200C) zero width non joiner
^ ZWJ(200D) zero width joiner

Usually when a consonant cluster (two or more consecutive consonants) occurs, it will be rendered as a ligature if that is available in the font. The ZWJ and ZWNJ can be used to produce an alternate rendering of the ligatures.

In Malayalam, if ZWJ comes after N,n,r,l,L consonants, we get the chillu forms. When ZWJ comes after the 'u' vowel sign, a chandrakkala symbol is added on the top of the 'u' vowel sign. [Note: Malayalam linguists deny the use of chandrakkala symbol with vowel signs. But, such usage can be found even today.]

    sUrya, ryAMk, sUr^ya, r^yAMk, rAjakumAr, rAjkumAr, rAj^kumAr = ಸೂರ್ಯ, ರ್ಯಾಂಕ್, ಸೂರ‍್ಯ, ರ‍್ಯಾಂಕ್, ರಾಜಕುಮಾರ್, ರಾಜ್ಕುಮಾರ್, ರಾಜ್‍ಕುಮಾರ್

    rAjakumAr, rAjkumAr, rAj^^kumAr, karaNAr^yA, iMDiya^^info = राजकुमार, राज्कुमार, राज्‌कुमार, करणार्‍या, इंडिय‌इन्फ़ो

    N^, n^, r^, l^, L^ = ണ്‍, ന്‍, ര്‍, ല്‍, ള്‍

    janma, jan^ma, jan^^ma = ജന്മ, ജന്‍മ, ജന്‌മ

    nUr, nUru, nUru^ = നൂര്, നൂരു, നൂരു‍

    t^, t^^ = ত্‍, ত্‌

Symbols:

The English symbols [ ] { } ( ) - + * / = ; : . , " ? ! @ # $ % & \ _ are preserved unchanged during conversion.

The ` and ' characters are converted to single smart quotes (‘ ’). Typing each character twice produces double smart quotes (“ ”).
Special symbols: used for writing Vedic text and musical notes.
Key(s)SymbolDescription
|।Danda
||॥Double Danda
@omॐOM
@rs₹Rs
@avऽavagraha
@ayஃaytham
@svक॑svarita
@dsक᳚dheerga svarita
@anक॒anudatta
@daक᳐dot above
@dbक᳝dot below
@s1ꣲ
@s2ꣳ
@s3ꣴ
@s4ꣵ
@s5ꣶ
@s6ꣷ

sa@anhasra@sv SIrShA@an puru@svSha | EvEdagM sarvam@ds

    स॒हस्र॑ शीर्षा॒ पुरु॑ष । एवेदग्ं सर्वम्᳚ ।
    స॒హస్ర॑ శీర్షా॒ పురు॑ష । ఏవేదగ్ం సర్వమ్᳚
    ಸ॒ಹಸ್ರ॑ ಶೀರ್ಷಾ॒ ಪುರು॑ಷ । ಏವೇದಗ್ಂ ಸರ್ವಮ್᳚

ni@db sa ga ma pa ni sa@da

    नि᳝ स ग म प नि स᳐
    ని᳝ స గ మ ప ని స᳐
    ನಿ᳝ ಸ ಗ ಮ ಪ ನಿ ಸ᳐

Note: anudatta, svarita, dheerga svarita should be typed after the anusvara, visarga symbols

    SAMtiH@an SAMtiH@sv --> शांतिः॒ शांतिः॑

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