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Assamese script

The Assamese script or Kamarupi script refers to the historical writing system derived from Brahmi that developed as a distinct paleographic tradition in the Brahmaputra valley from the 5th century until the mid-20th century. The Assamese script first took its form in the 13th century and continued until the mid-20th century. Its earliest predecessor in…

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History and evolution

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Manuscript culture and historical usage

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The 19th-20th century adoption of Bengali script and decline of Assamese script

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Languages
Assamese, Sanskrit, Kamtapuri
Parent systems
Proto-SinaiticPhoenicianAramaic (debated)BrahmiGuptaSiddhamProto-BAMOAssamese · PhoenicianAramaic (debated)BrahmiGuptaSiddhamProto-BAMOAssamese · Aramaic (debated)BrahmiGuptaSiddhamProto-BAMOAssamese · BrahmiGuptaSiddhamProto-BAMOAssamese · GuptaSiddhamProto-BAMOAssamese
Period
c. 13th century CE to present (declining since 20th century)
Region
Northeast India (primarily Assam)
Script type
Abugida
Sister systems
Bengali, Tirhuta, Odia, Newari

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History and evolution

Manuscript culture and historical usage

The 19th-20th century adoption of Bengali script and decline of Assamese script

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Assamese script

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Assamese script

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related to References · 30
Assamese script → Asam, Asam Sahitya Sabha, Asamiya, Assam, Bina Library, Bora, CA, Chandra Publication, Deva Goswami, Gogoi, Guwahati, ISBN, Jorhat, Lila, Mahendra, Maheswar Neog Rachanavali Vol, Nagaon, Neog, Padmalochan, PDF
related to The 19th-20th century adoption of Bengali script and decline of Assamese script · 17
Assamese script → Assamese, Assamese Language, Atmaram Sarma, Bengali, Calcutta, For, Grammar, However, In, Natun Niyam, New Testament, Panchanan Karmakar, Robinson’s, Serampore Press, The, The Assamese, This
related to history · 14
Assamese script → Ancient Kamrupi, Assamese, Badganga, Bengali, Eastern, Its, Kamrupi, Nidhanpur, Northern Indian, Proto-Assamese, The, This, Umachal, Western
related to Distinctive structural and orthographic features · 13
Assamese script → Assamese, Bamuniya, Diacritics, Distinct Characters, Kaitheli, Letterforms, Nepalese, Notable, Ornaments, Prior, Scribes, The, Unique Characters
related to Manuscript culture and historical usage · 10
Assamese script → Ahom, Manuscripts, Other, Satras, The, The Assamese, This, Tulapat, Vaishnava, Xãsipat
Parent systems · 8
Assamese script → Aramaic (debated)BrahmiGuptaSiddhamProto-BAMOAssamese, Assamese, BrahmiGuptaSiddhamProto-BAMOAssamese, GuptaSiddhamProto-BAMOAssamese, PhoenicianAramaic (debated)BrahmiGuptaSiddhamProto-BAMOAssamese, Proto-BAMOAssamese, Proto-SinaiticPhoenicianAramaic (debated)BrahmiGuptaSiddhamProto-BAMOAssamese, SiddhamProto-BAMOAssamese
Languages · 1
Assamese script → Assamese, Sanskrit, Kamtapuri
Period · 1
Assamese script → c. 13th century CE to present (declining since 20th century)
Region · 1
Assamese script → Northeast India (primarily Assam)
Script type · 1
Assamese script → Abugida

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script assamese bengali century alphabet modern used stage manuscripts distinct letters printing historical kaitheli royal press unique characterized ipa 20th

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Assamese scriptLanguagesAssamese, Sanskrit, Kamtapuri1.00infobox
Assamese scriptParent systemsProto-SinaiticPhoenicianAramaic (debated)BrahmiGuptaSiddhamProto-BAMOAssamese1.00infobox
Assamese scriptParent systemsPhoenicianAramaic (debated)BrahmiGuptaSiddhamProto-BAMOAssamese1.00infobox
Assamese scriptParent systemsAramaic (debated)BrahmiGuptaSiddhamProto-BAMOAssamese1.00infobox
Assamese scriptParent systemsBrahmiGuptaSiddhamProto-BAMOAssamese1.00infobox
Assamese scriptParent systemsGuptaSiddhamProto-BAMOAssamese1.00infobox
Assamese scriptParent systemsSiddhamProto-BAMOAssamese1.00infobox
Assamese scriptParent systemsProto-BAMOAssamese1.00infobox
Assamese scriptParent systemsAssamese1.00infobox
Assamese scriptPeriodc. 13th century CE to present (declining since 20th century)1.00infobox
Assamese scriptRegionNortheast India (primarily Assam)1.00infobox
Assamese scriptScript typeAbugida1.00infobox
Assamese scriptSister systemsBengali, Tirhuta, Odia, Newari1.00infobox
Assamese scriptUnicode rangeNot in Unicode1.00infobox

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