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Sunuwar alphabet

The Sunuwar alphabet (previously the Jenticha script, occasionally Kõits script) is an alphabet developed by Krishna Bahadur Jentich in 1942, to write the Sunwar language, a member of the Kiranti language family spoken in Eastern Nepal, as in Sikkim. It is recognised in Sikkim and used as an official writing system. The alphabet has 33 letters, 10…

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Created
1942
Creator
Krishna Bahadur Jenticha
Direction
Left to right
Language
Sunuwar language
Official script
Yes
Parent systems
Sunuwar

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Sunuwar alphabet

Nodes32
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Avg. degree1.94
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Sunuwar alphabet

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related to Unicode · 5
Sunuwar alphabet → September, Sunuwar, The Sunuwar, The Unicode, Unicode Standard
Created · 1
Sunuwar alphabet → 1942
Creator · 1
Sunuwar alphabet → Krishna Bahadur Jenticha
Direction · 1
Sunuwar alphabet → Left to right
ISO 15924 · 1
Sunuwar alphabet → .mw-parser-output .monospaced{font-family:monospace,monospace}Sunu (274), ​Sunuwar
Language · 1
Sunuwar alphabet → Sunuwar language
Official script · 1
Sunuwar alphabet → Yes
Parent systems · 1
Sunuwar alphabet → Sunuwar
Period · 1
Sunuwar alphabet → 1942 to present
Region · 1
Sunuwar alphabet → Nepal, Sikkim

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alphabet used script sunuwar sikkim ipa letters nepal unicode language created official vowel also letter written symbols consonants 10 standard

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Sunuwar alphabetCreated19421.00infobox
Sunuwar alphabetCreatorKrishna Bahadur Jenticha1.00infobox
Sunuwar alphabetDirectionLeft to right1.00infobox
Sunuwar alphabetISO 15924.mw-parser-output .monospaced{font-family:monospace,monospace}Sunu (274), ​Sunuwar1.00infobox
Sunuwar alphabetLanguageSunuwar language1.00infobox
Sunuwar alphabetOfficial scriptYes1.00infobox
Sunuwar alphabetParent systemsSunuwar1.00infobox
Sunuwar alphabetPeriod1942 to present1.00infobox
Sunuwar alphabetRegionNepal, Sikkim1.00infobox
Sunuwar alphabetScript typeAlphabet (with features of an Abugida)1.00infobox
Sunuwar alphabetUnicode aliasSunuwar1.00infobox
Sunuwar alphabetUnicode rangeU+11BC0–U+11BFF1.00infobox

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