text: yǒu yītào

title: yǒu yītào


text: ع س ر

license: Creative Commons - Attribution Share-Alike - https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/

title: ع س ر


text:
vwar

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to see

title: vwar


text:
真田虫

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) a tapeworm

title: 真田虫


text: Category:ja:Flatworms

title: Category:ja:Flatworms


text:
disel

Etymology 1
From.

Etymology 2
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to be.

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) salt

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) salt

title: disel


text:
disik

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) sugar

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) sugar

title: disik


text:
lezar

Etymology
Also

Verb

 * 1)  to, ,

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) lizard

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) lizard

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) lizard

title: lezar


text:
ع ش ر

Root

 * 1) ten
 * 2) familiarity, association

title: ع ش ر


text:
dipen

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) bread

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) bread

title: dipen


text: Category:Seychellois Creole terms derived from French


text:
Talk:giở

I think this could be a cognate of. PhanAnh123 (talk) 01:00, 13 May 2018 (UTC)

title: Talk:giở


text:
bwar

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to drink

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to drink

title: bwar


text:
さなだむし

Noun

 * 1)  a tapeworm

title: さなだむし


text: Thesaurus:sullen

title: Thesaurus:sullen


text:
真田紐

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) a type of braided cord

title: 真田紐


text:
青士

Noun

 * 1)  bamboo

title: 青士


text:
書業

Noun

 * 1) book industry

title: 書業


text: 书业

title: 书业


text: shūyè

title: shūyè


text:
mouswar

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) handkerchief

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) handkerchief

title: mouswar


text:
sevret

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) shrimp, prawn

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) shrimp, prawn

title: sevret


text:
serpan

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) snake

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) snake

title: serpan


text:
絛虫

Etymology 1
The kanji are.

title: 絛虫


text: Category:Seychellois Creole verbs

title: Category:Seychellois Creole verbs


text:
seval

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) horse

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) horse

title: seval


text: Category:ceb:Television

title: Category:ceb:Television


text: Category:Japanese terms spelled with 絛

title: Category:Japanese terms spelled with 絛


text:
devire

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to overturn, topple
 * 2) to upset

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to overturn, turn upside down

title: devire


text:
条虫

Etymology 1
The kanji are.

Etymology 2
From. .

title: 条虫


text:
jafran

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) saffron

title: jafran


text:
草履虫

Etymology
From. Compare 🇨🇬,, ,.

Noun

 * 1) paramecium

title: 草履虫


text:
sideburden

Noun

 * 1)  The rock and subsoil that lies next to a mineral deposit such as a coal seam.

title: sideburden


text:
rouz

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) red

title: rouz


text: sideburdens

title: sideburdens


text:
cưỡng

Noun

 * 1)  a

Etymology 2
.

Noun

 * 1)  to force

title: cưỡng


text:
lamizik

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) music

title: lamizik


text:
lanmizik

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) music

title: lanmizik


text:
lariekoek

Etymology
Compound of 🇰🇲.

Noun

 * 1) nonsense, babble, bullshit

Interjection

 * 1) nonsense, bullshit

title: lariekoek


text:
hải âu

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) birds in the  and  families

title: hải âu


text:
zo lust ik er nog wel een paar

Etymology
Literally, “[if it's] like that I have appetite for another pair of them”.

title: zo lust ik er nog wel een paar


text: Category:ceb:Film industries

title: Category:ceb:Film industries


text:
kourpa

Etymology
From (charcoal).

Noun

 * 1) giant African land snail

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) giant African land snail

title: kourpa


text: Category:ceb:Film

title: Category:ceb:Film


text:
maak dat de kat wijs

Etymology
Literally “go convince the cat that's true”.

Usage notes
Similar to and.

title: maak dat de kat wijs


text:
regrete

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to regret

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to regret

title: regrete


text:
tangkil

Verb

 * 1) to attach
 * 2) to strap something around the waist

Verb

 * 1) to tap lightly (lighter than a )

Noun

 * 1) melinjo,

title: tangkil


text:
underburden

Verb

 * 1) To give too light a burden; to assign less than a fair share.
 * 2) To assign less work than someone or something is capable of.
 * 1) To assign less work than someone or something is capable of.
 * 1) To assign less work than someone or something is capable of.
 * 1) To assign less work than someone or something is capable of.

Noun

 * 1)  The rock and subsoil that lies below a mineral deposit such as a coal seam.

title: underburden


text: underburdens

title: underburdens


text:
lasours

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) source
 * 2) foundation

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) source

title: lasours


text: underburdening

title: underburdening


text:
dibwa

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) wood

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) wood

title: dibwa


text:
difil

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) thread, string

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) thread, string

title: difil


text: ドッチボール

title: ドッチボール


text:
zoranz

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) orange (fruit)

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) orange (fruit)

title: zoranz


text:
underburdened

Adjective

 * 1) Not having sufficient work.
 * 2)  Having too powerful an explosive for the amount of rock broken up, resulting in a risk of igniting dust and gasses.
 * 1)  Having too powerful an explosive for the amount of rock broken up, resulting in a risk of igniting dust and gasses.

title: underburdened


text: Category:ko:Tennis

title: Category:ko:Tennis


text: Category:ko:Racquet sports

title: Category:ko:Racquet sports


text:
fatige

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) tired

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) tired

title: fatige


text:
lizye

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) eye

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) eye

title: lizye


text:
lisyen

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) dog

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) dog

title: lisyen


text:
underamplify

Verb

 * 1) To provide insufficient amplification.

title: underamplify


text: underamplifies

title: underamplifies


text: underamplifying

title: underamplifying


text: underamplified

title: underamplified


text:
pomdamur

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) tomato (usually referring to local varieties)

title: pomdamur


text:
sunuk

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) snoek (usually dried and salted)

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) snoek

title: sunuk


text:
lakol

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) glue

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) glue

title: lakol


text:
lakord

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) rope, string

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) rope, string

title: lakord


text:
lalkol

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) alcohol

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) alcohol

title: lalkol


text:
二世祖

Noun

 * 1)  spoiled child in a wealthy family; rich kid

title: 二世祖


text:
nazwar

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) fin
 * 2) flipper

Etymology
From.

Noun
flipper
 * 1) fin

title: nazwar


text:
อิน

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to be into (something): to be absorbed or take an interest (in something).

title: อิน


text:
portmone

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) purse

title: portmone


text: Category:Seychellois Creole adjectives

title: Category:Seychellois Creole adjectives


text:
portmonnen

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) purse

title: portmonnen


text:
paryaz

Etymology
From (dialectal).

Noun

 * 1) a race

Etymology
From (dialectal).

Noun

 * 1) a race

title: paryaz


text: Category:Seychellois Creole numerals

title: Category:Seychellois Creole numerals


text: Category:Seychellois Creole adverbs

title: Category:Seychellois Creole adverbs


text: Category:Seychellois Creole interjections


text:
lakesunga

Etymology
From (wood) +  (to smell).

Noun

 * 1) a character from Mauritian folklore similar to the Pied Piper

title: lakesunga


text: 进位

title: 进位


text:
進位

Verb

 * 1)  to carry (number during addition, etc.); to carry over

title: 進位


text:
kouzen

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) (male) cousin

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) (male) cousin

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) (male) cousin

title: kouzen


text:
kouzin

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) (female) cousin

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) (female) cousin

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) (female) cousin

title: kouzin


text:
nwar

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  blossom

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) black

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) black

title: nwar


text:
cailín tí

Noun

 * 1) housemaid, housegirl

title: cailín tí


text:
sulye

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) shoe

title: sulye


text:
hypercontinental

Adjective

 * 1) Extremely continental (in climate).
 * Hypercontinental climate has an average monthly temperature range of over 46° Celcius.

title: hypercontinental


text:
cailín aimsire

Noun

 * 1) housemaid, housegirl

title: cailín aimsire


text:
simityer

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) cemetery

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) cemetery

title: simityer


text:
omar

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) lobster

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) lobster

title: omar


text:
lalimyer

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) light

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) light

title: lalimyer


text:
simen

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) cement (a powdered substance)

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to put on weight, to stout

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) road

Etymology
Borrowed from, from.

Noun

 * 1) cement

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) cement

title: simen


text:
semenn

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) week

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) week

title: semenn


text:
oranz

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) orange (colour)

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  orange tree

title: oranz


text:
bigorno

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) sea snail

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) sea snail

title: bigorno


text:
kokonm

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) cucumber

title: kokonm


text:
kokom

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) cucumber

title: kokom


text:
soungoula

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) monkey (in Creole folktales)

title: soungoula


text:
konfi

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) preserved
 * 2) pickled

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) preserved
 * 2) pickled

title: konfi


text:
ibiskis

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) hibiscus

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) hibiscus

title: ibiskis


text:
piyesta

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) fiesta, feast
 * 2) holiday
 * 1) holiday

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) a religious festival in honor of a town or village's patron saint

Etymology
., an earlier borrowing.

Noun

 * 1) fiesta; festival; feast

title: piyesta


text:
ibou

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) owl

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) owl

title: ibou


text:
nyaz

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) cloud

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) cloud

title: nyaz


text:
eadóirsigh

Verb

 * 1)  naturalise

title: eadóirsigh


text:
Talk:siglas poveiras

, do we have any active editors from Portugal who could help with this? —Μετάknowledge discuss/deeds 04:29, 13 May 2018 (UTC)
 * Not that I know of, but maybe can help. — Ungoliant (falai) 13:03, 14 May 2018 (UTC)
 * I haven't heard of this concept until now, but I can see what I can dig up. What do you need help with, in particular? --Waldir (talk) 15:26, 14 May 2018 (UTC)
 * , do you think you could add the IPA for the European pronunciation? — Ungoliant (falai) 15:54, 14 May 2018 (UTC)
 * I don't have much experience with IPA, but based on Help:IPA/Portuguese and Appendix:Portuguese pronunciation, I'd say the correct phonetic transcription would be something like . At least the first part seems consistent with sigla (poveiro didn't exist, I just created it). --Waldir (talk) 21:56, 14 May 2018 (UTC)
 * Thanks. Priberam says poveiro has ò, so I’d guess instead of . I’ll try to find some actual evidence. — Ungoliant (falai) 13:38, 15 May 2018 (UTC)
 * It’s really . I’ve edited the pronunciation accordingly and also added the stress marks and the ⟨ei⟩ variant from the transcription scheme used by Liuscomaes. — Ungoliant (falai) 15:16, 15 May 2018 (UTC)
 * I didn't know Priberam had this sort of information! That's good to know. Thanks, Ungoliant! —Μετάknowledge discuss/deeds 15:34, 15 May 2018 (UTC)
 * Ah, makes sense -- I forgot that the etymology of "Póvoa" would provide the cue for the correct pronunciation; otherwise the word would default to the /u/ sound.

title: Talk:siglas poveiras


text:
sociolinguistically

Adverb

 * 1) In the manner of sociolinguistics.
 * 2) From a sociolinguistic perspective.

title: sociolinguistically


text: 采石场

title: 采石场


text:
採石場

Noun

 * 1) quarry

title: 採石場


text:
eagrúchán

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) organisation process of planning

title: eagrúchán


text:
montany

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) mountain

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) mountain

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) mountain

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) mountain

title: montany


text:
pikdot

Adjective

 * 1) cute; possessing physical features, behaviors, personality traits or other properties that are mainly attributed to infants and small or cuddly animals

title: pikdot


text:
soley

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) the sun
 * 2) sunlight

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) the sun
 * 2) sunlight

title: soley


text:
zanimo

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) animal

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) animal

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) animal

title: zanimo


text:
papiyon

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) moth

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) butterfly

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) butterfly

title: papiyon


text:
ponm

Etymology
From, from , from , , from , plural of , from , from.

Noun

 * 1) apple

title: ponm


text:
lakle

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) key

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) key

Noun

 * 1) pain, suffering

title: lakle


text: Wiktionary:Foreign Word of the Day/2018/May 14


text:
kanmaron

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) prawn

title: kanmaron


text:
kamaron

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) prawn

title: kamaron


text:
earcaigh

Etymology 1
Compare.

Verb

 * 1)  recruit

title: earcaigh


text:
piman

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) pepper

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) chilli
 * 2) spice

title: piman


text:
lorye

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) pillow

title: lorye


text:
joseador

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  hustler

title: joseador


text:
veye

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) to watch over, look after

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) to look after, watch

Etymology 1
From.

Noun

 * 1) life

Etymology 2
From.

Noun

 * 1) city

title: veye


text:
จับจ่าย

Verb

 * 1) to spend; to expend

title: จับจ่าย


text:
ใช้จ่าย

Verb

 * 1) to spend

title: ใช้จ่าย


text:
éilligh

Etymology
From, from.

Verb

 * 1)  corrupt; pollute, defile
 * 2)  suborn

title: éilligh


text:
tabazi

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) tobacconist

title: tabazi


text:
zetwal

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) star

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) star

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) star

title: zetwal


text:
Семёнов

Adjective

 * 1) Semyon's, Simeon's, Simon's

title: Семёнов


text:
दूरवाणीं करोति

Etymology
From 🇰🇲, which literally refers to "do phone".

Verb

 * 1)  to phone, to phone up, to ring up, to call someone on phone

Usage notes
The verb दूरवाणीं करोति is always used for a subject that is in third person singular form. For other persons and other numbers, the verb करोति have to be changed accordingly. For example, to say, "I will phone up", it will be अहम् दूरवाणीं करिष्यामि।

title: दूरवाणीं करोति


text: буденовка

title: буденовка


text: Семенов

title: Семенов


text:
ledwa

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) finger

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) finger

title: ledwa


text: caimlínteacht

title: caimlínteacht


text:
easraigh

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  litter, strew; scatter, sprinkle

title: easraigh


text:
kamaleyon

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) chameleon

title: kamaleyon


text:
Денисов

Adjective

 * 1) Denis's, Dennis's

title: Денисов


text:
государев

Adjective

 * 1)  king, sovereign; king's, sovereign's

title: государев


text: Category:sa:Mobile phones

title: Category:sa:Mobile phones


text:
lazou

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) cheek

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) cheek

title: lazou


text:
дюжий

Etymology
. Vasmer suggests a variant of dialectal, cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, , and more distantly with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, , 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, , 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬. Others see a relation with 🇨🇬, as in dialectal.

Adjective

 * 1)  very strong
 * 2)  hefty, stout

title: дюжий


text:
lenor

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) north

title: lenor


text:
неяркий

Adjective

 * 1) dim, faint
 * 2)  pale, impure
 * 3)  imperceptible
 * 4)  not producing a strong impression
 * 5)  ordinary, nonunique
 * 1)  not producing a strong impression
 * 2)  ordinary, nonunique
 * 1)  ordinary, nonunique
 * 1)  ordinary, nonunique

title: неяркий


text: жигулевский

title: жигулевский


text:
жигулёвский

Adjective

 * , Lada type of car

title: жигулёвский


text:
дмитровский

Adjective

 * 1)   city in Russia, near Moscow

title: дмитровский


text:
zepeng

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) pin

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) pin

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) pin

title: zepeng


text:
zekler

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) lightning

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) lightning

title: zekler


text:
zedi

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) Thursday

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) Thursday

title: zedi


text:
dimans

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) Sunday

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) Thursday

title: dimans


text:
zanblon

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) fruit of the plant

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) fruit of the plant

title: zanblon


text:
éilliú

Noun

 * 1) corruption; defilement, pollution
 * 2)  subornation
 * 1)  subornation

title: éilliú


text:
изгладить

Verb

 * 1) to erase, to efface, to blot out; to smooth out, to destroying traces of someone or something in the process
 * 2)  to weaken, to make imperceptible (feelings, impressions, memories, etc.)

title: изгладить


text:
изглаживать

Verb

 * 1) to erase, to efface, to blot out; to smooth out, to destroying traces of someone or something in the process
 * 2)  to weaken, to make imperceptible (feelings, impressions, memories, etc.)

title: изглаживать


text: éilneadh

title: éilneadh


text:
you happy jiu OK

Etymology
Intentional Chinglish rendering of the Chinese Internet catchphrase.

title: you happy jiu OK


text:
унифицировать

Etymology
Perhaps from ; see also.

Verb

 * 1)  to unify

Conjugation
imperfective

perfective

title: унифицировать


text:
zanpoul

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) light bulb

title: zanpoul


text:
салить

Verb

 * 1)  to grease, to smear
 * 2)  to soil with grease
 * 3)  to hit (a runaway player) with the hand or a ball

title: салить


text:
Citations:snaketivity

 * 9 During the 2014 Christmas holiday, the Detroit chapter of the Satanic Temple set up its “Snaketivity Scene” on the lawn of the State Capitol in Lansing, Michigan. The display featured a snake wrapped around a satanic cross offering a book titled Revolt of the Angels.
 * The Commercial Appeal, on December 21, 2014, had a story on its second page about how the Detroit chapter of the Satanic Temple had set up a “Snaketivity” scene on Michigan's capital lawn in Lansing.
 * This is the second year that the group has placed its "Snaketivity," a statue of a snake slithering around a cross, on the Capitol lawn.
 * Missing from the lawn this year is the Snaketivity, a display created in 2014 by the Satanic Temple's Detroit chapter to start a conversation about the separation of church and state.
 * This is the second year that the group has placed its "Snaketivity," a statue of a snake slithering around a cross, on the Capitol lawn.
 * Missing from the lawn this year is the Snaketivity, a display created in 2014 by the Satanic Temple's Detroit chapter to start a conversation about the separation of church and state.
 * Missing from the lawn this year is the Snaketivity, a display created in 2014 by the Satanic Temple's Detroit chapter to start a conversation about the separation of church and state.
 * Missing from the lawn this year is the Snaketivity, a display created in 2014 by the Satanic Temple's Detroit chapter to start a conversation about the separation of church and state.

title: Citations:snaketivity


text:
lampoul

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) light bulb

title: lampoul


text:
засалить

Verb

 * 1) to grease, to smear, to make greasy

title: засалить


text: wàisūnnǚr

title: wàisūnnǚr


text:
दूरभाषसङ्ख्या

Etymology
From 🇰🇲, where दूरभाष itself is from 🇰🇲.

Noun

 * 1)  phone number

title: दूरभाषसङ्ख्या


text:
засолить

Verb

 * 1) to salt, to pickle, to corn

title: засолить


text:
zepol

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) shoulder

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) shoulder

title: zepol


text:
отрешить

Verb

 * 1) to remove from office
 * 2)  to disconnect, to isolate
 * 3)  to untie
 * 4)  to liberate

title: отрешить


text:
отрешать

Verb

 * 1) to remove from office
 * 2)  to disconnect, to isolate
 * 3)  to untie
 * 4)  to liberate

title: отрешать


text: συμφυρμού

title: συμφυρμού


text:
кирзовый

Etymology
From (stem-stressed version) or from  (suffix-stressed version).

Adjective

 * 1)  rubberized canvas

title: кирзовый


text: συμφυρμό

title: συμφυρμό


text: συμφυρμέ

title: συμφυρμέ


text: Category:sa:Telecommunications

title: Category:sa:Telecommunications


text: συμφυρμοί

title: συμφυρμοί


text: Category:sa:Telephony

title: Category:sa:Telephony


text: συμφυρμών

title: συμφυρμών


text:
lodge solemn representation

Etymology
.

title: lodge solemn representation


text:
malelve

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) ill-mannered

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) ill-mannered

title: malelve


text: συμφυρμούς

title: συμφυρμούς


text:
koltare

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to pave with asphalt

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to pave with asphalt

title: koltare


text: 提出严正交涉

title: 提出严正交涉


text:
туршлага

Etymology
, compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1)  experience
 * 2)  experiment

title: туршлага


text:
提出嚴正交涉

Phrase

 * 1)  A phrase for expressing official government or diplomatic discontent, displeasure or serious displeasure

title: 提出嚴正交涉


text: स्थापयामि

title: स्थापयामि


text:
angiy

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) eel

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) eel

title: angiy


text:
Дмитров

Etymology
From ; the patron saint of the city's founder was.

Proper noun

 * 1)  city in Russia, near Moscow

title: Дмитров


text:
dipwav

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) pepper (spice)

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) pepper (spice)

title: dipwav


text: Category:Chinese officialese terms

title: Category:Chinese officialese terms


text:
aposomatic

Adjective

 * 1)  Relating to an aposome
 * 1)  Relating to an aposome

title: aposomatic


text:
Talk:Дмитров

Does anyone know how this city is conjugated? Is it just conjugated like any masculine noun, or like adjectives in -ов? The difference is in the instrumental and prepositional (Дми́тром, Дми́тре vs. Дми́трым, Дми́тром). Thanks! Benwing2 (talk) 05:50, 13 May 2018 (UTC)
 * Like a masculine noun. Example: (instrumental: Сара́товом), surnames with similar endings decline like adjectives   (instrumental: Петро́вым). --Anatoli T. (обсудить/вклад) 06:33, 13 May 2018 (UTC)

title: Talk:Дмитров


text:
Коломна

Etymology
Per Vasmer, from dialectal, related to.

title: Коломна


text: arthrogenic

title: arthrogenic


text:
Останкино

Usage notes

 * Indeclinable when used in apposition to a word like ; else, declinable in a strict literary norm, but increasingly treated as indeclinable in modern usage, although this is sometimes proscribed.

title: Останкино


text: Category:English officialese terms

title: Category:English officialese terms


text: Category:Officialese terms by language

title: Category:Officialese terms by language


text: ōre

title: ōre


text:
Вятка

Etymology
Per Vasmer, presumably related to the ethnonym Vyada found on the upper and possibly the original name of the river, which may go back to 🇨🇬, used as a hydronym.

Proper noun

 * 1)  former name of Kirov, a city in Russia
 * 2)  river in and Tatarstan, Russia, passing through the city of Kirov (formerly )

title: Вятка


text:
plezir

Etymology
From.

Pronunciation

 * , /pleʒiːə/

Noun

 * 1) pleasure

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) pleasure

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) pleasure

title: plezir


text:
Кола

Etymology
, from, also , from ; compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Proper noun

 * 1)  river on the, Russia
 * 2)  town on the, Russia
 * 3)  railway station
 * 4)  Kola Peninsula

title: Кола


text: Category:Vietnamese officialese terms

title: Category:Vietnamese officialese terms


text: autotetraploids

title: autotetraploids


text:
нефтехимия

Etymology
From, probably a.

Noun

 * 1) petrochemistry

title: нефтехимия


text:
филогенез

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) phylogenesis

title: филогенез


text:
филогенетика

Etymology
, influenced by.

Noun

 * 1) phylogenetics

title: филогенетика


text:
bactoagar

Alternative forms

 * bacto agar

Noun

 * 1) bacteriological-grade agar

title: bactoagar


text: Category:Chinglish

title: Category:Chinglish


text:
лермонтовский

Adjective

 * 1)  Lermontov anyone with this surname, or the town of this name

title: лермонтовский


text:
екатеринбургский

Adjective

 * 1)  Yekaterinburg

title: екатеринбургский


text:
архаический

Adjective

 * 1)  archaic

title: архаический


text:
онкологический

Adjective

 * 1) oncological

title: онкологический


text: bioanalyser

title: bioanalyser


text:
циклический

Adjective

 * 1)  cyclic

title: циклический


text: biostabilisation

title: biostabilisation


text:
जङ्गम

Etymology
Affix यङ्-अच् radical reduplicated and added to the root.

Adjective

 * 1) mobile
 * 2) movable, locomotive, moving, that which has motion as opposed to that which is stationary
 * 3) living
 * 4) animate
 * 1) living
 * 2) animate

Noun

 * 1) a movable thing
 * 2) a living thing
 * 3) an animate object

title: जङ्गम


text:
нефтехимический

Adjective

 * 1) petrochemical

title: нефтехимический


text:
периферический

Adjective

 * 1) peripheral

title: периферический


text:
филогенетический

Adjective

 * 1) phylogenetic

title: филогенетический


text:
хаотический

Etymology
Perhaps from.

Adjective

 * 1) chaotic

title: хаотический


text:
botryllid

Noun

 * 1) Any of the genus  of tunicates

title: botryllid


text:
скептический

Etymology
Perhaps from.

Adjective

 * 1) skeptical
 * 2)  skepticism

title: скептический


text: buproprion

title: buproprion


text:
этнографический

Adjective

 * 1) ethnographic
 * 2)  ethnography

title: этнографический


text:
caudorostral

Adjective

 * 1) caudal and rostral

title: caudorostral


text:
добровольческий

Adjective

 * 1)  volunteer
 * 2)  voluntary

title: добровольческий


text:
курганский

Adjective

 * 1)  Kurgan city in Russia

title: курганский


text: wèiyǔ

title: wèiyǔ


text:
балканский

Adjective

 * 1) Balkan

title: балканский


text:
chromatinized

Adjective

 * 1) Modified by chromatinization

title: chromatinized


text:
коломенский

Adjective

 * 1)  Kolomna city in Russia, near Moscow

title: коломенский


text: останкинский

title: останкинский


text: complimentarity

title: complimentarity


text:
реформаторский

Adjective

 * 1)  reform
 * 2)  reformer; reformer's
 * 3) reformatory

title: реформаторский


text:
редакторский

Adjective

 * 1)  editor; editor's related to someone who edits, or to software that helps someone edit
 * 2) editorial

title: редакторский


text: cordfactor

title: cordfactor


text: Category:Greek verbs conjugating like 'αρρωσταίνω'


text: вятский

title: вятский


text:
cord factor

Noun

 * 1) The glycolipid trehalose dimycolate

title: cord factor


text:
обывательский

Adjective

 * 1)  resident, inhabitant
 * 2) philistine

title: обывательский


text:
кольский

Adjective

 * 1)  Kola

title: кольский


text: свеженький

title: свеженький


text:
телячий

Etymology
From, with irregular iotation (compare and ).

Adjective

 * 1)  calf
 * 2)  veal
 * 3)  simple-minded

title: телячий


text: cytotopic

title: cytotopic


text: cytotopically

title: cytotopically


text:
cytotropically

Adverb

 * 1) In a cytotropic manner

title: cytotropically


text: gynnwys

title: gynnwys


text: nghynnwys

title: nghynnwys


text: chynnwys

title: chynnwys


text:
depurinate

Verb

 * 1) To cause, or to undergo depurination

title: depurinate


text: depurinates

title: depurinates


text:
वनगज

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) wild elephant

title: वनगज


text: depurinated

title: depurinated


text:
devitellinization

Noun

 * 1) The removal of vitellin

title: devitellinization


text:
वपु

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) body

title: वपु


text:
वयण

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) speech, talk

title: वयण


text:
ecdysteroidogenesis

Noun

 * 1)  The biosynthesis of ecdysteroids

Related terms

 * ecdysteroidogenic

title: ecdysteroidogenesis


text:
कृते

Noun

 * 1) for work, for deed, for action ―

Preposition

 * 1) for
 * 2) on account of
 * 3) for sake of
 * 4) for benefit of

Usage notes
While using कृते, the word preceding it should always be in Genetive case. For example, मम कृते, भवतः कृते, तस्य कृते, etc.

title: कृते


text: endodermin

title: endodermin


text:
endoproteolytically

Adverb

 * 1) By means of endoproteolysis

title: endoproteolytically


text:
epizoonosis

Noun

 * 1) An epizootic zoonosis

title: epizoonosis


text:
equithesin

Noun

 * 1) An equine anaesthetic that is a mixture of chloral hydrate, magnesium sulfate and pentobarbital

title: equithesin


text:
वांचइ

Etymology
Adapted from. Compare 🇨🇬,.

Verb

 * 1) to read

title: वांचइ


text:
esophagotracheal

Adjective

 * 1)  Relating to the esophagus and the trachea

title: esophagotracheal


text: ethiology

title: ethiology


text:
fistulisation

Noun

 * 1) fistulization

title: fistulisation


text: fortificants

title: fortificants


text: genotypings

title: genotypings


text:
gnosanopsia

Noun

 * 1) visual awareness without perception (typically, only being able to see something properly when it moves)

title: gnosanopsia


text:
granulosity

Noun

 * 1)  A mass of granules

title: granulosity


text: hemianopic

title: hemianopic


text:
hemidiscoidal

Adjective

 * 1) Having he shape of half a disc

title: hemidiscoidal


text:
Module:pi-translit

local m_str_utils = require("Module:string utilities")

local gsub = m_str_utils.gsub local match = m_str_utils.match local u = m_str_utils.char

local export = {}

function export.trwo(text, lang, sc, options) if (sc == 'Brah') then text = require('Module:Brah-translit').tr(text, lang, sc) elseif (sc == 'Deva') then text = require('Module:sa-translit').tr(text, lang, sc) elseif (sc == 'Sinh') then text = require('Module:si-translit').tr(text, lang, sc) elseif sc == 'Beng' or sc == 'Mymr' or sc == 'Lana' or sc == 'Khmr' or sc == 'Thai' or sc == 'Laoo' then local function dc(x) -- Use this to make marks legible. The name 'dc' means 'drop carrier'. return gsub(x, "[𑀓कকකကกᨠកກ]", "") -- These are the letter ka in the 9 supported Indic scripts. end local consonants = { -- And parts 1 of NFC-multipart independent vowels! -- Bengali ['ক']='k', ['খ']='kh', ['গ']='g', ['ঘ']='gh', ['ঙ']='ṅ', ['চ']='c', ['ছ']='ch', ['জ']='j', ['ঝ']='jh', ['ঞ']='ñ', ['ট']='ṭ', ['ঠ']='ṭh', ['ড']='ḍ', ['ঢ']='ḍh', ['ণ']='ṇ', ['ত']='t', ['থ']='th', ['দ']='d', ['ধ']='dh', ['ন']='n', ['প']='p', ['ফ']='ph', ['ব']='b', ['ভ']='bh', ['ম']='m', ['য']='y', ['র']='r', ['ল']='l', ['ল়']='ḷ', -- xx['व']='v', ['শ']='ś', ['ষ']='ṣ', ['স']='s', ['হ']='h', ['ৰ']='v', ['ৰ'..u(0x200d)]='v', ['ৱ'] = 'v', -- Myanmar ['က']='k', ['ခ']='kh', ['ဂ']='g', ['ဃ']='gh', ['င']='ṅ', ['စ']='c', ['ဆ']='ch', ['ဇ']='j', ['ဈ']='jh', ['ဉ']='ñ', ['ဋ']='ṭ', ['ဌ']='ṭh', ['ဍ']='ḍ', ['ဎ']='ḍh', ['ဏ']='ṇ', ['တ']='t', ['ထ']='th', ['ဒ']='d', ['ဓ']='dh', ['န']='n', ['ပ']='p', ['ဖ']='ph', ['ဗ']='b', ['ဘ']='bh', ['မ']='m', ['ယ']='y', ['ရ']='r', ['လ']='l', ['ဝ']='v', ['ဠ']='ḷ', ['ၐ']='ś', ['ၑ']='ṣ', ['သ']='s', ['ဟ']='h', ['ည']='ññ', ['ဿ']='ss', ['အ'] = 'ʼ', -- Subscript consonants: 103B..103E, 105E..1060 [dc('ကျ')]='y', [dc('ကြ')]='r', [dc('ကွ')]='v', [dc('ကှ')]='h', [dc('ကၞ')]='n', [dc('ကၟ')]='m', [dc('ကၠ')]='l', -- Mon Pali consonants ['ၚ']='ṅ', ['ၛ']='jh', -- Shan (Pali) consonants - Excludes SHAN THA, MEDIAL WA, SIGN SHAW ['ၵ']='k', ['ၶ']='kh', ['ၷ']='g', ['ꧠ']='gh', -- ['']='ṅ', ['ၸ']='c', ['ꧡ']='ch', ['ၹ']='j', ['ꧢ']='jh', ['ၺ']='ñ', ['ꩦ']='ṭ', ['ꩧ']='ṭh', ['ꩨ']='ḍ', ['ꩩ']='ḍh', ['ꧣ']='ṇ', --			[]='t', []='th', ['ၻ']='d', ['ꩪ']='dh', ['ၼ']='n', --			['']='p', ['ၽ']='ph', ['ၿ']='b', ['ꧤ']='bh', -- ['']='m', --			[]='y', []='r', []='l', []='v', ['ꩮ']='ḷ', --			[]='ś', []='ṣ', ['']='s', ['ႁ']='h', --		   []='ññ', []='ss', ['ဢ'] = 'ʼ', -- Other first parts of independent vowels. ['ဣ']='i', ['ဥ']='u', -- Lanna ['ᨠ']='k', ['ᨡ']='kh', ['ᨣ']='g', ['ᨥ']='gh', ['ᨦ']='ṅ', ['ᨧ']='c', ['ᨨ']='ch', ['ᨩ']='j', ['ᨫ']='jh', ['ᨬ']='ñ', ['ᨭ']='ṭ', ['ᨮ']='ṭh', ['ᨯ']='ḍ', ['ᨰ']='ḍh', ['ᨱ']='ṇ', ['ᨲ']='t', ['ᨳ']='th', ['ᨴ']='d', ['ᨵ']='dh', ['ᨶ']='n', ['ᨷ']='p', ['ᨸ']='p', ['ᨹ']='ph', ['ᨻ']='b', ['ᨽ']='bh', ['ᨾ']='m', ['ᨿ']='y', ['ᩁ']='r', ['ᩃ']='l', ['ᩅ']='v', ['ᩊ']='ḷ', ['ᩆ']='ś', ['ᩇ']='ṣ', ['ᩈ']='s', ['ᩉ']='h', ['ᩔ'] = 'ss', ['ᩋ'] = 'ʼ', ['ᩐ'] = 'ū', -- Subscript consonants: 1A55, 1A56, 1A5B to 1A5E [dc('ᨠᩕ')]='r', [dc('ᨠᩖ')]='l', [dc('ᨠᩛ')]='ṭh', [dc('ᨠᩜ')]='m', [dc('ᨠᩝ')]='p', [dc('ᨠᩞ')]='s', -- Khmer ['ក']='k', ['ខ']='kh', ['គ']='g', ['ឃ']='gh', ['ង']='ṅ', ['ច']='c', ['ឆ']='ch', ['ជ']='j', ['ឈ']='jh', ['ញ']='ñ', ['ដ']='ṭ', ['ឋ']='ṭh', ['ឌ']='ḍ', ['ឍ']='ḍh', ['ណ']='ṇ', ['ត']='t', ['ថ']='th', ['ទ']='d', ['ធ']='dh', ['ន']='n', ['ប']='p', ['ផ']='ph', ['ព']='b', ['ភ']='bh', ['ម']='m', ['យ']='y', ['រ']='r', ['ល']='l', ['វ']='v', ['ឡ']='ḷ', ['ឝ']='ś', ['ឞ']='ṣ', ['ស']='s', ['ហ']='h', ['អ'] = 'ʼ', -- Thai ['ก']='k', ['ข']='kh', ['ค']='g', ['ฆ']='gh', ['ง']='ṅ', ['จ']='c', ['ฉ']='ch', ['ช']='j', ['ฌ']='jh', ['ญ']='ñ', ['ฏ']='ṭ', ['ฐ']='ṭh', ['ฑ']='ḍ', ['ฒ']='ḍh', ['ณ']='ṇ', ['ต']='t', ['ถ']='th', ['ท']='d', ['ธ']='dh', ['น']='n', ['ป']='p', ['ผ']='ph', ['พ']='b', ['ภ']='bh', ['ม']='m', ['ย']='y', ['ร']='r', ['ล']='l', ['ว']='v', ['ฬ']='ḷ', ['ศ']='ś', ['ษ']='ṣ', ['ส']='s', ['ห']='h', ['อ'] = '', -- ['อ'] = 'ʼ',

-- Lao ['ກ']='k', ['ຂ']='kh', ['ຄ']='g', ['ຆ']='gh', ['ງ']='ṅ', ['ຈ']='c', ['ຉ']='ch', ['ຊ']='j', ['ຌ']='jh', ['ຎ']='ñ', ['ຏ']='ṭ', ['ຐ']='ṭh', ['ຑ']='ḍ', ['ຒ']='ḍh', ['ຓ']='ṇ', ['ຕ']='t', ['ຖ']='th', ['ທ']='d', ['ຘ']='dh', ['ນ']='n', ['ປ']='p', ['ຜ']='ph', ['ພ']='b', ['ຠ']='bh', ['ມ']='m', ['ຍ']='y', ['ຢ']='y', ['ຣ']='r', ['ລ']='l', ['ວ']='v', ['ຬ']='ḷ', ['ຨ']='ś', ['ຩ']='ṣ', ['ສ']='s', ['ຫ']='h', ['ອ'] = '', -- ['ອ'] = 'ʼ', --		['ດ']='D', ['ບ']='B' -- Characters that appear but should be converted to others. }

local diacritics = { -- Bengali - only NFC needed [dc('কা')]='ā', [dc('কি')]='i', [dc('কী')]='ī', [dc('কু')]='u', [dc('কূ')]='ū', [dc('কৃ')]='ṛ', [dc('কৄ')]='ṝ', [dc('কৢ')]='ḷ', [dc('কৣ')]='ḹ', [dc('কে')]='e', [dc('কৈ')]='ai', [dc('কো')]='o', [dc('কৌ')]='au', [dc('ক্')]='', -- Myanmar [dc('ကာ')]='ā', [dc('ကါ')]='ā', [dc('ကိ')]='i', [dc('ကီ')]='ī', [dc('ကု')]='u', [dc('ကူ')]='ū', [dc('ကၖ')]='ṛ', [dc('ကၗ')]='ṝ', [dc('ကၘ')]='ḷ', [dc('ကၙ')]='ḹ', [dc('ကေ')]='e', [dc('ကဲ')]='ai', -- The following are multicharacter! [dc('ကော')]='o', [dc('ကော်')]='au', [dc('က်က္')]='', [dc('ကေါ')]='o', [dc('ကေါ်')]='au', [dc('က္')]=,  [dc('က်')]=, -- Mon - treatment of Sanskrit au is to be determined! [dc('ကဳ')]='ī', -- Shan [dc('ကႃ')]='ā', [dc('ကေႃ')]='o', -- Lanna [dc('ᨠᩣ')]='ā', [dc('ᨠᩤ')]='ā', [dc('ᨠᩥ')]='i', [dc('ᨠᩦ')]='ī', [dc('ᨠᩩ')]='u', [dc('ᨠᩪ')]='ū', ['ᩂ']='ṛ', ['ᩄ']='ḷ', -- Syllabic consonants may be very wrong! [dc('ᨠᩮ')]='e', [dc('ᨠᩱ')]='ai', [dc('ᨠᩰ')]='o', -- The next two rows are are multicharacter! [dc('ᨠᩮᩣ')]='o', [dc('ᨠᩮᩢᩣ')]='au', [dc('ᨠᩮᩫᩢᩣ')]='au', [dc('ᨠᩮᩫᩣ')] = 'au', [dc('ᨠᩮᩤ')]='o', [dc('ᨠᩮᩢᩤ')]='au', [dc('ᨠᩮᩫᩢᩤ')]='au', [dc('ᨠᩮᩫᩤ')] = 'au', [dc('ᨠ᩠')]=, [dc('ᨠ᩺')]=, [dc('ᨠ᩼')]='', -- Khmer [dc('កា')]='ā', [dc('កិ')]='i', [dc('កី')]='ī', [dc('កុ')]='u', [dc('កូ')]='ū', [dc('ក្ឫ')]='ṛ', [dc('ក្ឬ')]='ṝ', [dc('ក្ឭ')]='ḷ', [dc('ក្ឮ')]='ḹ', -- Multipart [dc('កេ')]='e', [dc('កៃ')]='ai', [dc('កោ')]='o', [dc('កៅ')]='au', [dc('ក្')]=, [dc('ក៑')]=, -- Thai [dc('กั')]='a', ['า']='ā', [dc('กิ')]='i', [dc('กี')]='ī', [dc('กุ')]='u', [dc('กู')]='ū', ['ฤ']='ṛ', ['ฤๅ']='ṝ', ['ฦ']='ḷ', ['ฦๅ']='ḹ', -- Multipart ['เ']='e', ['ไ']='ai', ['โ']='o', ['เา']='au', [dc('กฺ')]=, [dc('ก์')]=, ['ะ']='a', [dc('กึ')]='iṃ', -- Induced by jackbooted I/O -- Lao [dc('ກັ')]='a', ['າ']='ā', [dc('ກິ')]='i', [dc('ກີ')]='ī', [dc('ກຸ')]='u', [dc('ກູ')]='ū', --			['ฤ']='ṛ', ['ฤๅ')]='ṝ', ['ฦ']='ḷ', ['ฦๅ']='ḹ', -- Multipart			['ເ']='e', ['ໄ']='ai', ['ໂ']='o', [dc('ເກົາ')]='au', [dc('ກ຺')]=, [dc('ກ໌')]=,			['ະ']='a',			[dc('ກຶ')]='iṃ', -- Induced by jackbooted I/O -- Results of subscripts - for 2nd level special subscripts.			['ṭ']='ṭ', ['n']='n', ['p']='p', ['m']='m', 			['y']='y', ['r']='r', ['l']='l', ['w']='w', ['s']='s', ['h']='h',		}

local tt = { -- Bengali independent vowels ['অ']='a', ['আ']='ā', ['ই']='i', ['ঈ']='ī', ['উ']='u', ['ঊ']='ū', ['ঋ']='ṛ', ['ৠ']='ṝ', ['ঌ']='ḷ', ['ৡ']='ḹ', ['এ']='e', ['ঐ']='ai', ['ও']='o', ['ঔ']='au', -- chandrabindu, anusvara, visarga & avagraha [dc('কঁ')]='m̐', [dc('কং')]='ṃ', ['ঃ']='ḥ', ['ঽ']='’', --numerals ['০']='0', ['১']='1', ['২']='2', ['৩']='3', ['৪']='4', ['৫']='5', ['৬']='6', ['৭']='7', ['৮']='8', ['৯']='9',	-- Myanmar independent vowels ['အ']='a', ['အာ']='ā', ['ဣ']='i', ['ဤ']='ī', ['ဥ']='u', ['ဦ']='ū', ['ၒ']='ṛ', ['ၓ']='ṝ', ['ၔ']='ḷ', ['ၕ']='ḹ', ['ဧ']='e', ['အဲ']='ai', ['ဩ']='o', ['ဪ']='au', -- 2 of these are multi-character keys! -- Mon ['ဣဳ'] = 'ī', ['ဥု'] = 'ū', ['ဨ'] = 'e', -- Shan ['ဢ'] = 'a', ['ဢႃ'] = 'ā', ['ဢိ'] = 'i', ['ဢီ'] = 'ī', ['ဢု'] = 'u', ['ဢူ'] = 'ū', ['ဢေ'] = 'e', ['ဢေႃ'] = 'o', ['ဢဲ'] = 'ai', ['ဢော်'] = 'au', -- chandrabindu, anusvara, visarga & avagraha --			[dc('က')]='m̐', [dc('ကံ')]='ṃ', ['း']='ḥ', -- 		['']='’',	--numerals ['၀']='0', ['၁']='1', ['၂']='2', ['၃']='3', ['၄']='4', ['၅']='5', ['၆']='6', ['၇']='7', ['၈']='8', ['၉']='9',	-- Lanna independent vowels ['ᩋ']='a', ['ᩋᩣ']='ā', ['ᩍ']='i', ['ᩎ']='ī', ['ᩏ']='u', ['ᩐ']='ū', ['ᩂ']='ṛ', -- ['']='ṝ', ['ᩄ']='ḷ', --			['']='ḹ', ['ᩑ']='e', ['ᩒ']='o', ['ᩋᩰ'] = 'o', ['ᩋᩮᩣ']='o', ['ᩐᩣ'] = 'au', ['ᩋᩱ'] = 'ai', --			[]='ai', []='au', -- chandrabindu, anusvara, visarga & avagraha --			[dc('')]='m̐', [dc('ᨠᩴ')]='ṃ', ['ᩡ']='ḥ', [dc('ᨠᩘ')]='ṅ', --			['']='’',	--numerals ['᪀']='0', ['᪁']='1', ['᪂']='2', ['᪃']='3', ['᪄']='4', ['᪅']='5', ['᪆']='6', ['᪇']='7', ['᪈']='8', ['᪉']='9',			['᪐']='0', ['᪑']='1', ['᪒']='2', ['᪓']='3', ['᪔']='4', ['᪕']='5', ['᪖']='6', ['᪗']='7', ['᪘']='8', ['᪙']='9',	-- Khmer independent vowels ['អ']='a', ['អា']='ā', ['ឥ']='i', ['ឦ']='ī', ['ឧ']='u', ['ឨ']='ū', ['ឫ']='ṛ', ['ឬ']='ṝ', ['ឭ']='ḷ', ['ឮ']='ḹ', ['ឯ']='e', ['ឰ']='ai', ['ឱ']='o', ['ឲ']='o', ['ឳ']='au', -- chandrabindu, anusvara, visarga & avagraha --			[dc('ក')]='m̐', [dc('កំ')]='ṃ', ['ះ']='ḥ', --			['']='’',	--numerals ['០']='0', ['១']='1', ['២']='2', ['៣']='3', ['៤']='4', ['៥']='5', ['៦']='6', ['៧']='7', ['៨']='8', ['៩']='9',			['៰']='0', ['៱']='1', ['៲']='2', ['៳']='3', ['៴']='4', ['៵']='5', ['៶']='6', ['៷']='7', ['៸']='8', ['៹']='9', -- Thai miscellanea -- independent vowels ['ฤ']='ṛ', ['ฤๅ']='ṝ', ['ฦ']='ḷ', ['ฦๅ']='ḹ', -- chandrabindu, anusvara, visarga & avagraha --			[dc('ក')]='m̐', [dc('กํ')]='ṃ', ['ะ']='ḥ', --			['']='’',	--numerals ['๐']='0', ['๑']='1', ['๒']='2', ['๓']='3', ['๔']='4', ['๕']='5', ['๖']='6', ['๗']='7', ['๘']='8', ['๙']='9', -- Lao miscellanea -- chandrabindu, anusvara, visarga & avagraha --			[dc('ក')]='m̐', [dc('ກໍ')]='ṃ', ['ະ']='ḥ', --			['']='’',	--numerals ['໐']='0', ['໑']='1', ['໒']='2', ['໓']='3', ['໔']='4', ['໕']='5', ['໖']='6', ['໗']='7', ['໘']='8', ['໙']='9', -- All scripts --punctuation ['॥']='.', ['။']='.', ['᪩']='.', ['᪫']='.', ['៕']='.', ['๚']='.', --double danda ['।']='.', ['၊']='.', ['᪨']='.', ['᪪']='.', ['។']='.', ['ฯ']='.', ['ຯ']='.', --danda --Vedic extensions ['ᳵ']='x', ['ᳶ']='f', --Om -- 		['ॐ']='oṃ', --reconstructed ['*'] = '',		}   -- Also handle subscript consonants encoded as marks. local S =	dc('ကျကြကွကှကၞကၟကၠ').. -- Myanmar subscripts dc('ᨠᩕᨠᩖᨠᩛᨠᩜᨠᩝᨠᩞ')    -- Lanna subscripts -- consonants and part 1 of NFC-multi-part independent vowels. local C =	'[কখগঘঙচছজঝঞটঠডঢণতথদধনপফবভমযরলवळশষসহৰৱ'.. -- Bengali 'ကခဂဃငစဆဇဈဉဋဌဍဎဏတထဒဓနပဖဗဘမယရလဝဠၐၑသဟညဿအ'.. -- Myanmar Part 1 'ၚၛၵၶၷꧠၸꧡၹꧢၺꩦꩧꩨꩩꧣၻꩪၼၽၿꧤꩮႁဢဣဥ'.. -- Myanmar Part 2 (Mon and Shan) 'ᨠᨡᨣᨥᨦᨧᨨᨩᨫᨬᨭᨮᨯᨰᨱᨲᨳᨴᨵᨶᨷᨸᨹᨻᨽᨾᨿᩁᩃᩅᩊᩆᩇᩈᩉᩔᩋᩐ'.. -- Lanna 'កខគឃងចឆជឈញដឋឌឍណតថទធនបផពភមយរលវឡឝសឞហអ'.. -- Khmer 'กขคฆงจฉชฌญฏฐฑฒณตถทธนปผพภมยรลวศษสหฬอฤฦ'.. -- Thai. 'ກຂຄຆງຈຉຊຌຎຏຐຑຒຓຕຖທຘນປຜພຠມຍຢຣລວຨຩສຫຬອ'.. -- Lao 'ດບ'.. -- Backstop for Lao S..']['..u(0x09bc, 0x200d)..']?' -- And allow Bengali nukta or necessary ZWJ.

-- One character diacritics local dia = dc('[কাকিকীকুকূকৃকৄকৢকৣকেকৈকোকৌক্'.. -- Bengali				'ကာကါကိကီကုကူကၖကၗကၘကၙကေကဲက္က်ကဳကႃ'.. -- Myanmar				'ᨠᩣᨠᩤᨠᩥᨠᩦᨠᩩᨠᩪᩂᩄᨠᩮᨠᩱᨠᩰᨠ᩠ᨠ᩺ᨠ᩼'.. -- Lanna				'ᨠᩫᩢ'..          -- Lanna diacritics in second or third place.				'កាកិកីកុកូកេកៃកោកៅក្ក៑'.. -- Khmer				'กักุิกูีเโไาๅฤฦกฺกึก์'.. -- Thai				'ກັກຸິກູີເກົາໂໄກ຺ກຶກ໌'.. -- Lao			']') local diax = {} local ti = table.insert; ti(diax, '(')		ti(diax, dia) ti(diax, '?')		ti(diax, dia) ti(diax, '?')		ti(diax, dia) ti(diax, '?')		ti(diax, dia) ti(diax, '?)') diax = table.concat(diax) local explicit = nil if options and options.impl then if options.impl == 'yes' then explicit = false elseif options.impl == 'no' then explicit = true end end if sc == 'Khmr' then dep_liquid = '('..C..dc(')(ក្)')..'([ឫឬឭឮ])'; -- Avoid gsub in gsub bug. text = gsub(				text, dep_liquid,				function(c, j, d) return consonants[c]..d end			) -- Regularise robat robat_fix3 = '('..C..dc('ក្')..C..dc('ក្')..C..')('..dc('ក៌)') robat_fix2 = '('..C..dc('ក្')..C..')('..dc('ក៌)') robat_fix1 = '('..C..')('..dc('ក៌)') derobatted = 'រ្'..'%1' text = gsub(text, robat_fix3, derobatted) text = gsub(text, robat_fix2, derobatted) text = gsub(text, robat_fix1, derobatted) elseif sc == 'Thai' or sc == 'Laoo' then local v1 = dc('[กัກັ]') local v2 = dc('[กัะກັະ]') local va = dc('[กฺ]') if lang == 'sa' then if match(text, v1) then explicit = true end -- SARA A is visarga! else if match(text, v2) then explicit = true end end local yLao, nuktaed if sc == 'Laoo' then if options and options.y then if options.y == 'yaa' or options.y == 'ຢ' then yLao = 'yaa' elseif options.y == 'yung' or options.y == 'ຍ' then yLao = 'yung' end end if not yLao then if match(text, 'ຢ') then yLao = 'yaa' else yLao = 'yung' end end if explicit then nuktaed = match(text, u(0xeba)) else local str if lang == 'sa' then str = dc('ກ຺[ກັາກຸິກູີ]') else str = dc('ກ຺[ກັາກຸິກູີະ]') end nuktaed = match(text, str) end if nuktaed then -- Convert to extended alphabet rs = { ["ຄ຺"] = "ຆ", ["ສ຺"] = "ຉ", ["ຊ຺"] = "ຌ", ["ຍ຺"] = "ຎ", ["ຕ຺"] = "ຏ", ["ຖ຺"] = "ຐ", ["ດ"] = "ຑ", ["ນ຺"] = "ຓ", ["ທ຺"] = "ຘ", ["ພ຺"] = "ຠ", ["ລ຺"] = "ຬ", ["ງ຺"] = dc("ໍກ"), }					text = gsub(text, '[ຄສຊຍຕຖດນທພລງ]'..u(0xeba)..'?', rs) explicit = true end if yLao == 'yaa' then text = gsub(text, 'ຍ', 'ຎ') end end if match(text, va) then explicit = false end if explicit == nil then -- It looks as though gsub (from dc) and match interfere, so need local variables. local ngf1=dc('[กักิกุກັກິກຸ][งງ]$') local ngf2=dc('[กักิกุກັກິກຸ][งງ] ') if (match(text, ngf1) or match(text, ngf2)) then explicit = true end end if not explicit then diax = gsub(diax, '[ฤฦ]', 'า') -- Treat as ฤ and ฦ consonants. local search = '([เโไເໂໄ])('..C..')(['..u(0x0e3a, 0xeba)..'])' local longswap = function(p, c, v) return c..v..p end text = gsub(text, search, longswap) text = gsub(text, search, longswap) end if false and sc == 'Laoo' then -- Keep around for future debugging local nr = 'F'				if nuktaed then nr = 'T' end if yLao then nr = nr .. yLao else nr = nr .. 'y?' end nr = nr .. '-'				if not options or not options.impl then if explicit == nil then text = 'GN-'..nr..text elseif explicit == false then text = 'GI-'..nr..text else text = 'GE-'..nr..text end elseif options.impl == 'both' then if explicit == nil then text = 'N-'..nr..text elseif explicit == false then text = 'I-'..nr..text else text = 'E-'..nr..text end elseif options.impl == 'yes' then text = 'Y-'..nr..text elseif options.impl == 'no' then text = 'N-'..nr..text elseif options.impl then text = options.impl .. nr .. text end end local pair = '([เโไເໂໄ])('..C..')' text = gsub(text, pair, '%2%1') if explicit and lang ~= 'sa' then -- SARA A is a vowel. diax = '([ะະ'..string.sub(diax,3)			end			if explicit and sc == 'Laoo' then -- Clean up clusters				ass = {						["ກຄ"] = "ຄຄ", ["ດຈ"] = "ຈຈ", ["ດຊ"] = "ຊຊ", ["ດມ"] = "ສມ",						["ດຕ"] = "ຕຕ", ["ດຖ"] = "ຕຖ", ["ດທ"] = "ທທ", ["ດສ"] = "ສສ",						["ຍຈ"] = "ຎຈ", ["ຍສ"] = "ຎຉ", ["ຍຊ"] = "ຎຊ",						["ນຈ"] = "ນຈ", ["ນສ"] = "ຎຉ", ["ນຊ"] = "ຎຊ", ["ນຍ"] = "ຎຎ",						["ບປ"] = "ປປ", ["ບຜ"] = "ປຜ", ["ບພ"] = "ພພ", ["ບ"] = "ປ",					}				text = gsub(text, '[ກດບຍນ][ຄຕຖທປຜພສລຈສຊຍມ]?', ass)			end		end		if sc == 'Lana' then -- Disambiguate lanna combining loop below.			cl_search = dc('[ᨲᨻᨾ]ᨠᩛ')			text = gsub(text, cl_search, {['ᨲᩛ']='ᨲ᩠ᨳ', ['ᨻᩛ']='ᨻ᩠ᨻ', ['ᨾᩛ']='ᨾ᩠ᨻ'}) 		end		if sc == 'Mymr' or sc == 'Lana' then			local fn = function(c, d) return consonants[c]..d end			local search = '('..C..')(['..S..'])'			text = gsub(text, search, fn);			text = gsub(text, search, fn); -- and again		end		if sc == 'Beng' then -- Aberrant conversion:			text = gsub(text, u(0x09b2, 0x9cd, 0x9bc, 0x9cd, 0x9b9), 'ḷহ') -- raw			text = gsub(text, u(0x09b2, 0x9bc, 0x9cd, 0x9cd, 0x9b9), 'ḷহ') -- NFC -- Proper conversion:			text = gsub(text, u(0x09b2, 0x9cd, 0x9bc, 0x9b9), 'ḷহ') -- not NFC --			text = gsub(text, u(0x09b2, 0x9bc, 0x9cd, 0x9b9), 'ḷহ') -- NFC		end		text = gsub(text, '('..C..')'..diax, function(c, d)				local val = tt[c..d]				if val then return val end local cn = consonants[c] if not cn then return 'X('..c..')' end if d ~= "" then return cn .. (diacritics[d] or 'NIL('..d..')') elseif explicit then return cn				else return cn .. 'a'				end end )		text = gsub(text, '.', tt) -- Bodge alphabetic Thai and Lao anusvara		if explicit and text then			text = gsub(text, 'ṅ$', 'ṃ')			text = gsub(text, 'ṅ([^kg])', 'ṃ%1')		end	else			text = nil -- Not ready for use yet!	end	return text end

function export.tr(text, lang, sc) return export.trwo(text, lang, sc, {}) end

return export

title: Module:pi-translit


text: hepatosteosis

title: hepatosteosis


text:
heterooligomerization

Noun

 * 1)  The formation of a heterooligomer

Related terms

 * heterooligomerize

title: heterooligomerization


text: 尖筆甩

title: 尖筆甩


text: 大𫩥衰

title: 大𫩥衰


text:
hexamerin

Noun

 * 1)  Any of a family of insect storage proteins

title: hexamerin


text: 惏栗

title: 惏栗


text: 鸡噉脚

title: 鸡噉脚


text: 尖笔甩

title: 尖笔甩


text: 吊铺

title: 吊铺


text:
漢樂

Noun

 * 1) traditional Chinese (ethnicity) music

title: 漢樂


text:
hexaporphyrin

Noun

 * 1) An array of six porphyrin units that forms a Möbius strip

title: hexaporphyrin


text:
homosequentiality

Noun

 * 1) The condition of being homosequential

title: homosequentiality


text:
socialitarian

Adjective

 * 1) Of or pertaining to sociality.

title: socialitarian


text:
hyperdependent

Adjective

 * 1) Having a very high dependence

title: hyperdependent


text:
Module:sa-Gujr-translit

local export = {}

local consonants = { ['ક']='k', ['ખ']='kh', ['ગ']='g', ['ઘ']='gh', ['ઙ']='ṅ', ['ચ']='c', ['છ']='ch', ['જ']='j', ['ઝ']='jh', ['ઞ']='ñ', ['ટ']='ṭ', ['ઠ']='ṭh', ['ડ']='ḍ', ['ઢ']='ḍh', ['ણ']='ṇ', ['ત']='t', ['થ']='th', ['દ']='d', ['ધ']='dh', ['ન']='n', ['પ']='p', ['ફ']='ph', ['બ']='b', ['ભ']='bh', ['મ']='m', ['ય']='y', ['ર']='r', ['લ']='l', ['વ']='v', ['ળ']='ḷ', ['શ']='ś', ['ષ']='ṣ', ['સ']='s', ['હ']='h', }

local diacritics = { ['ા']='ā', ['િ']='i', ['ી']='ī', ['ુ']='u', ['ૂ']='ū', ['ૃ']='ṛ', ['ૄ']='ṝ', ['ૢ']='ḷ', ['ૣ']='ḹ', ['ે']='e', ['ૈ']='ai', ['ો']='o', ['ૌ']='au', ['્']='', }

local tt = { -- vowels ['અ']='a', ['આ']='ā', ['ઇ']='i', ['ઈ']='ī', ['ઉ']='u', ['ઊ']='ū', ['ઋ']='ṛ', ['ૠ']='ṝ', ['ઌ']='ḷ', ['ૡ']='ḹ', ['એ']='e', ['ઐ']='ai', ['ઓ']='o', ['ઔ']='au', -- chandrabindu ['ઁ']='m̐', --until a better method is found -- anusvara ['ં']='ṃ', --until a better method is found -- visarga ['ઃ']='ḥ', -- avagraha ['ઽ']='’', --numerals ['૦']='0', ['૧']='1', ['૨']='2', ['૩']='3', ['૪']='4', ['૫']='5', ['૬']='6', ['૭']='7', ['૮']='8', ['૯']='9',	--punctuation ['॥']='.', --double danda ['।']='.', --danda --Vedic extensions ['ᳵ']='x', ['ᳶ']='f', --Om ['ૐ']='oṃ', --reconstructed ['*'] = '', }

function export.tr(text, lang, sc) text = mw.ustring.gsub(		text,		'([કખગઘઙચછજઝઞટઠડઢણતથદધનપફબભમયરલવળશષસહ])'..		'([ાિીુૂૃૄૢૣેૈોૌ્]?)',		function(c, d)			if d == "" then       				return consonants[c] .. 'a'			else				return consonants[c] .. diacritics[d]			end		end)

text = mw.ustring.gsub(text, '.', tt) return text end return export

title: Module:sa-Gujr-translit


text:
hyperdiversity

Noun

 * 1) The condition of being hyperdiverse

title: hyperdiversity


text:
त्यजति

Etymology
From, from , from.

Verb

 * 1) to leave
 * 2) to abandon
 * 3) to shun

title: त्यजति


text: hypermethylations

title: hypermethylations


text:
hyperspecificity

Noun

 * 1) The condition of being hyperspecific

title: hyperspecificity


text:
immunoconfocal

Adjective

 * 1)  Relating to the use of confocal microscopy in immunology

title: immunoconfocal


text:
immunosufficient

Adjective

 * 1) That has a sufficiently active immune system

Related terms

 * immunoinsufficient
 * immunosufficiency

title: immunosufficient


text:
interchirp

Adjective

 * 1) Between chirps

title: interchirp


text: intersubtypes

title: intersubtypes


text:
Template:sa-verb-opt

{| class="inflection-table vsSwitcher" data-toggle-category="inflection" style="background:#FF; text-align:left; border: 1px solid #CCC;" ! class="vsToggleElement" style="text-align: left;" colspan="4" | !style="font-size:100%;background-color:#eff7ff;text-align:center" colspan="4"|optative mood (gaṇa # / )
 * - style="background: #d9ebff;"
 * - class="vsShow"
 * - class="vsHide"

 * }

title: Template:sa-verb-opt


text:
intertrap

Adjective

 * 1) Between traps

title: intertrap


text: kilobasepair

title: kilobasepair


text:
megabasepair

Noun

 * 1) A million (sometimes 220) base pairs

title: megabasepair


text:
Rhymes:Czech/ɛːdo

Rhymes > Czech

Two syllables

 * Bédo
 * Édo
 * krédo

Three syllables

 * torpédo

title: Rhymes:Czech/ɛːdo


text:
ng'amua

Verb

 * 1) to reveal

title: ng'amua


text: kung'amua

title: kung'amua


text:
kreditka

Noun

 * 1)  credit card

Related terms

 * See

title: kreditka


text:
ymgyrchu

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to campaign

title: ymgyrchu


text:
ymgyrch

Etymology
Back-formation from.

Noun

 * 1) campaign

title: ymgyrch


text: ymgyrchoedd

title: ymgyrchoedd


text:
kreditní

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  credit

Related terms

 * See

title: kreditní


text:
ymgyrchwr

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) campaigner

title: ymgyrchwr


text: ymgyrchwyr

title: ymgyrchwyr


text:
Module:sa-convert

local export = {}

local m_str_utils = require("Module:string utilities")

local gsub = m_str_utils.gsub local lower = m_str_utils.lower local match = m_str_utils.match local sub = m_str_utils.sub local u = m_str_utils.char

local conv = { ["Java"] = { ["क"] = "ꦏ", ["ख"] = "ꦑ", ["ग"] = "ꦒ", ["घ"] = "ꦓ", ["ङ"] = "ꦔ", ["च"] = "ꦕ", ["छ"] = "ꦖ", ["ज"] = "ꦗ", ["झ"] = "ꦙ", ["ञ"] = "ꦚ", ["ट"] = "ꦛ", ["ठ"] = "ꦜ", ["ड"] = "ꦝ", ["ढ"] = "ꦞ", ["ण"] = "ꦟ", ["त"] = "ꦠ", ["थ"] = "ꦡ", ["द"] = "ꦢ", ["ध"] = "ꦣ", ["न"] = "ꦤ", ["प"] = "ꦥ", ["फ"] = "ꦦ", ["ब"] = "ꦧ", ["भ"] = "ꦨ", ["म"] = "ꦩ", ["य"] = "ꦪ", ["र"] = "ꦫ", ["ल"] = "ꦭ", ["व"] = "ꦮ", -- ["ळ"] = "ळ", ["श"] = "ꦯ", ["ष"] = "ꦰ", ["स"] = "ꦱ", ["ह"] = "ꦲ", ["अ"] = "ꦄ", ["आ"] = "ꦄꦴ", ["इ"] = "ꦆ", ["ई"] = "ꦇ", ["उ"] = "ꦈ", ["ऊ"] = "ꦈꦴ", ["ऋ"] = "ꦉ", ["ॠ"] = "ꦉꦴ", ["ऌ"] = "ꦊ", ["ॡ"] = "ꦋ", ["ए"] = "ꦌ", ["ऐ"] = "ꦍ", ["ओ"] = "ꦎ", ["औ"] = "ꦎꦴ", ["ा"] = "ꦴ", ["ि"] = "ꦶ", ["ी"] = "ꦷ", ["ु"] = "ꦸ", ["ू"] = "ꦹ", ["ृ"] = "ꦽ", ["ॄ"] = "ꦽꦴ", 		["ॢ"] = "꧀ꦊ", ["ॣ"] = "꧀ꦋ", ["े"] = "ꦺ", ["ै"] = "ꦻ", ["ो"] = "ꦺꦴ", ["ौ"] = "ꦻꦴ", ["्"] = "꧀", ["ँ"] = "ᬁ", ["ं"] = "ꦁ", ["ः"] = "ꦃ", -- ["ऽ"] = "ऽ", ["०"] = "꧐", ["१"] = "꧑", ["२"] = "꧒", ["३"] = "꧓", ["४"] = "꧔", ["५"] = "꧕", ["६"] = "꧖", ["७"] = "꧗", ["८"] = "꧘", ["९"] = "꧙",		["॥"] = "꧉", ["।"] = "꧈",		-- ["ᳵ"] = "ᳵ", ["ᳶ"] = "ᳶ", ["ॐ"] = "ꦎꦴꦀ", },	["Bali"] = { ["क"] = "ᬓ", ["ख"] = "ᬔ", ["ग"] = "ᬕ", ["घ"] = "ᬖ", ["ङ"] = "ᬗ", ["च"] = "ᬘ", ["छ"] = "ᬙ", ["ज"] = "ᬚ", ["झ"] = "ᬛ", ["ञ"] = "ᬜ", ["ट"] = "ᬝ", ["ठ"] = "ᬞ", ["ड"] = "ᬟ", ["ढ"] = "ᬠ", ["ण"] = "ᬡ", ["त"] = "ᬢ", ["थ"] = "ᬣ", ["द"] = "ᬤ", ["ध"] = "ᬥ", ["न"] = "ᬦ", ["प"] = "ᬧ", ["फ"] = "ᬨ", ["ब"] = "ᬩ", ["भ"] = "ᬪ", ["म"] = "ᬫ", ["य"] = "ᬬ", ["र"] = "ᬭ", ["ल"] = "ᬮ", ["व"] = "ᬯ", -- ["ळ"] = "ळ", ["श"] = "ᬰ", ["ष"] = "ᬱ", ["स"] = "ᬲ", ["ह"] = "ᬳ", ["अ"] = "ᬅ", ["आ"] = "ᬆ", ["इ"] = "ᬇ", ["ई"] = "ᬈ", ["उ"] = "ᬉ", ["ऊ"] = "ᬊ", ["ऋ"] = "ᬋ", ["ॠ"] = "ᬌ", ["ऌ"] = "ᬍ", ["ॡ"] = "ᬎ", ["ए"] = "ᬏ", ["ऐ"] = "ᬐ", ["ओ"] = "ᬑ", ["औ"] = "ᬒ", ["ा"] = "ᬵ", ["ि"] = "ᬶ", ["ी"] = "ᬷ", ["ु"] = "ᬸ", ["ू"] = "ᬹ", ["ृ"] = "ᬺ", ["ॄ"] = "ᬻ", 		["ॢ"] = "ᬼ", ["ॣ"] = "ᬽ", ["े"] = "ᬾ", ["ै"] = "ᬿ", ["ो"] = "ᭀ", ["ौ"] = "ᭁ", ["्"] = "᭄",		["ँ"] = "ᬁ", ["ं"] = "ᬂ", ["ः"] = "ᬄ", -- ["ऽ"] = "ઽ", ["०"] = "᭐", ["१"] = "᭑", ["२"] = "᭒", ["३"] = "᭓", ["४"] = "᭔", ["५"] = "᭕", ["६"] = "᭖", ["७"] = "᭗", ["८"] = "᭘", ["९"] = "᭙",		["॥"] = "᭟", ["।"] = "᭞",		-- ["ᳵ"] = "ᳵ", ["ᳶ"] = "ᳶ", ["ॐ"] = "ᬒᬁ", },	["Saur"] = { ["क"] = "ꢒ", ["ख"] = "ꢓ", ["ग"] = "ꢔ", ["घ"] = "ꢕ", ["ङ"] = "ꢖ", ["च"] = "ꢗ", ["छ"] = "ꢘ", ["ज"] = "ꢙ", ["झ"] = "ꢚ", ["ञ"] = "ꢛ", ["ट"] = "ꢜ", ["ठ"] = "ꢝ", ["ड"] = "ꢞ", ["ढ"] = "ꢟ", ["ण"] = "ꢠ", ["त"] = "ꢡ", ["थ"] = "ꢢ", ["द"] = "ꢣ", ["ध"] = "ꢤ", ["न"] = "ꢥ", ["प"] = "ꢦ", ["फ"] = "ꢧ", ["ब"] = "ꢨ", ["भ"] = "ꢩ", ["म"] = "ꢪ", ["य"] = "ꢫ", ["र"] = "ꢬ", ["ल"] = "ꢭ", ["व"] = "ꢮ", ["ळ"] = "ꢳ", ["श"] = "ꢯ", ["ष"] = "ꢰ", ["स"] = "ꢱ", ["ह"] = "ꢲ", ["अ"] = "ꢂ", ["आ"] = "ꢃ", ["इ"] = "ꢄ", ["ई"] = "ꢅ", ["उ"] = "ꢆ", ["ऊ"] = "ꢇ", ["ऋ"] = "ꢈ", ["ॠ"] = "ꢉ", ["ऌ"] = "ꢊ", ["ॡ"] = "ꢋ", ["ए"] = "ꢍ", ["ऐ"] = "ꢎ", ["ओ"] = "ꢐ", ["औ"] = "ꢑ", ["ा"] = "ꢵ", ["ि"] = "ꢶ", ["ी"] = "ꢷ", ["ु"] = "ꢸ", ["ू"] = "ꢹ", ["ृ"] = "ꢺ", ["ॄ"] = "ꢻ", 		["ॢ"] = "ꢼ", ["ॣ"] = "ꢽ", ["े"] = "ꢾ", ["ै"] = "ꣀ", ["ो"] = "ꣂ", ["ौ"] = "ꣃ", ["्"] = "꣄",		["ँ"] = "ꣅ", ["ं"] = "ꢀ", ["ः"] = "ꢁ", -- ["ऽ"] = "ऽ", ["०"] = "꣐", ["१"] = "꣑", ["२"] = "꣒", ["३"] = "꣓", ["४"] = "꣔", ["५"] = "꣕", ["६"] = "꣖", ["७"] = "꣗", ["८"] = "꣘", ["९"] = "꣙",		["॥"] = "꣏", ["।"] = "꣎",		-- ["ᳵ"] = "ᳵ", ["ᳶ"] = "ᳶ", -- ["ॐ"] = "ॐ", },	["Mlym"] = { ["क"] = "ക", ["ख"] = "ഖ", ["ग"] = "ഗ", ["घ"] = "ഘ", ["ङ"] = "ങ", ["च"] = "ച", ["छ"] = "ഛ", ["ज"] = "ജ", ["झ"] = "ഝ", ["ञ"] = "ഞ", ["ट"] = "ട", ["ठ"] = "ഠ", ["ड"] = "ഡ", ["ढ"] = "ഢ", ["ण"] = "ണ", ["त"] = "ത", ["थ"] = "ഥ", ["द"] = "ദ", ["ध"] = "ധ", ["न"] = "ന", ["प"] = "പ", ["फ"] = "ഫ", ["ब"] = "ബ", ["भ"] = "ഭ", ["म"] = "മ", ["य"] = "യ", ["र"] = "ര", ["ल"] = "ല", ["व"] = "വ", ["ळ"] = "ള", ["श"] = "ശ", ["ष"] = "ഷ", ["स"] = "സ", ["ह"] = "ഹ", ["अ"] = "അ", ["आ"] = "ആ", ["इ"] = "ഇ", ["ई"] = "ഈ", ["उ"] = "ഉ", ["ऊ"] = "ഊ", ["ऋ"] = "ഋ", ["ॠ"] = "ൠ", ["ऌ"] = "ഌ", ["ॡ"] = "ൡ", ["ए"] = "ഏ", ["ऐ"] = "ഐ", ["ओ"] = "ഓ", ["औ"] = "ഔ", ["ा"] = "ാ", ["ि"] = "ി", ["ी"] = "ീ", ["ु"] = "ു", ["ू"] = "ൂ", ["ृ"] = "ൃ", ["ॄ"] = "ൄ", 		["ॢ"] = "ൢ", ["ॣ"] = "ൣ", ["े"] = "േ", ["ै"] = "ൈ", ["ो"] = "ോ", ["ौ"] = "ൗ", ["्"] = "്",		["ँ"] = "ഁ", ["ं"] = "ം", ["ः"] = "ഃ", ["ऽ"] = "ഽ", ["०"] = "൦", ["१"] = "൧", ["२"] = "൨", ["३"] = "൩", ["४"] = "൪", ["५"] = "൫", ["६"] = "൬", ["७"] = "൭", ["८"] = "൮", ["९"] = "൯",		["ॐ"] = "ഓമ്", },	["Modi"] = { ["क"] = "𑘎", ["ख"] = "𑘏", ["ग"] = "𑘐", ["घ"] = "𑘑", ["ङ"] = "𑘒", ["च"] = "𑘓", ["छ"] = "𑘔", ["ज"] = "𑘕", ["झ"] = "𑘖", ["ञ"] = "𑘗", ["ट"] = "𑘘", ["ठ"] = "𑘙", ["ड"] = "𑘚", ["ढ"] = "𑘛", ["ण"] = "𑘜", ["त"] = "𑘝", ["थ"] = "𑘞", ["द"] = "𑘟", ["ध"] = "𑘠", ["न"] = "𑘡", ["प"] = "𑘢", ["फ"] = "𑘣", ["ब"] = "𑘤", ["भ"] = "𑘥", ["म"] = "𑘦", ["य"] = "𑘧", ["र"] = "𑘨", ["ल"] = "𑘩", ["व"] = "𑘪", ["ळ"] = "𑘯", ["श"] = "𑘫", ["ष"] = "𑘬", ["स"] = "𑘭", ["ह"] = "𑘮", ["अ"] = "𑘀", ["आ"] = "𑘁", ["इ"] = "𑘂", ["ई"] = "𑘃", ["उ"] = "𑘄", ["ऊ"] = "𑘅", ["ऋ"] = "𑘆", ["ॠ"] = "𑘇", ["ऌ"] = "𑘈", ["ॡ"] = "𑘉", ["ए"] = "𑘊", ["ऐ"] = "𑘋", ["ओ"] = "𑘌", ["औ"] = "𑘍", ["ा"] = "𑘰", ["ि"] = "𑘱", ["ी"] = "𑘲", ["ु"] = "𑘳", ["ू"] = "𑘴", ["ृ"] = "𑘵", ["ॄ"] = "𑘶", 		["ॢ"] = "𑘷", ["ॣ"] = "𑘸", ["े"] = "𑘹", ["ै"] = "𑘺", ["ो"] = "𑘻", ["ौ"] = "𑘼", ["्"] = "𑘿",		["ं"] = "𑘽", ["ः"] = "𑘾",  -- ["ँ"] = "ँ", ["ऽ"] = "ऽ", ["०"] = "𑙐", ["१"] = "𑙑", ["२"] = "𑙒", ["३"] = "𑙓", ["४"] = "𑙔", ["५"] = "𑙕", ["६"] = "𑙖", ["७"] = "𑙗", ["८"] = "𑙘", ["९"] = "𑙙",		["॥"] = "𑙂", ["।"] = "𑙁",		-- ["ᳵ"] = "ᳵ", ["ᳶ"] = "ᳶ", ["ॐ"] = "𑘌𑘦𑘿", },	["Orya"] = { ["क"] = "କ", ["ख"] = "ଖ", ["ग"] = "ଗ", ["घ"] = "ଘ", ["ङ"] = "ଙ", ["च"] = "ଚ", ["छ"] = "ଛ", ["ज"] = "ଜ", ["झ"] = "ଝ", ["ञ"] = "ଞ", ["ट"] = "ଟ", ["ठ"] = "ଠ", ["ड"] = "ଡ", ["ढ"] = "ଢ", ["ण"] = "ଣ", ["त"] = "ତ", ["थ"] = "ଥ", ["द"] = "ଦ", ["ध"] = "ଧ", ["न"] = "ନ", ["प"] = "ପ", ["फ"] = "ଫ", ["ब"] = "ବ", ["भ"] = "ଭ", ["म"] = "ମ", ["य"] = "ଯ", ["र"] = "ର", ["ल"] = "ଲ", ["व"] = "ଵ", ["ळ"] = "ଳ", ["श"] = "ଶ", ["ष"] = "ଷ", ["स"] = "ସ", ["ह"] = "ହ", ["अ"] = "ଅ", ["आ"] = "ଆ", ["इ"] = "ଇ", ["ई"] = "ଈ", ["उ"] = "ଉ", ["ऊ"] = "ଊ", ["ऋ"] = "ଋ", ["ॠ"] = "ୠ", ["ऌ"] = "ଌ", ["ॡ"] = "ୡ", ["ए"] = "ଏ", ["ऐ"] = "ଐ", ["ओ"] = "ଓ", ["औ"] = "ଔ", ["ा"] = "ା", ["ि"] = "ି", ["ी"] = "ୀ", ["ु"] = "ୁ", ["ू"] = "ୂ", ["ृ"] = "ୃ", ["ॄ"] = "ୄ", 		["ॢ"] = "ୢ", ["ॣ"] = "ୣ", ["े"] = "େ", ["ै"] = "ୈ", ["ो"] = "ୋ", ["ौ"] = "ୌ", ["्"] = "୍",		["ँ"] = "ଁ", ["ं"] = "ଂ", ["ः"] = "ଃ", ["ऽ"] = "ଽ", ["०"] = "୦", ["१"] = "୧", ["२"] = "୨", ["३"] = "୩", ["४"] = "୪", ["५"] = "୫", ["६"] = "୬", ["७"] = "୭", ["८"] = "୮", ["९"] = "୯",		-- ["॥"] = "॥", ["।"] = "।",		-- ["ᳵ"] = "ᳵ", ["ᳶ"] = "ᳶ", ["ॐ"] = "ଓମ୍", },	["Kthi"] = { ["क"] = "𑂍", ["ख"] = "𑂎", ["ग"] = "𑂏", ["घ"] = "𑂐", ["ङ"] = "𑂑", ["च"] = "𑂒", ["छ"] = "𑂓", ["ज"] = "𑂔", ["झ"] = "𑂕", ["ञ"] = "𑂖", ["ट"] = "𑂗", ["ठ"] = "𑂘", ["ड"] = "𑂙", ["ढ"] = "𑂛", ["ण"] = "𑂝", ["त"] = "𑂞", ["थ"] = "𑂟", ["द"] = "𑂠", ["ध"] = "𑂡", ["न"] = "𑂢", ["प"] = "𑂣", ["फ"] = "𑂤", ["ब"] = "𑂥", ["भ"] = "𑂦", ["म"] = "𑂧", ["य"] = "𑂨", ["र"] = "𑂩", ["ल"] = "𑂪", ["व"] = "𑂫", ["ळ"] = "", ["श"] = "𑂬", ["ष"] = "𑂭", ["स"] = "𑂮", ["ह"] = "𑂯", ["अ"] = "𑂃", ["आ"] = "𑂄", ["इ"] = "𑂅", ["ई"] = "𑂆", ["उ"] = "𑂇", ["ऊ"] = "𑂈", ["ऋ"] = "𑂩𑂱", ["ॠ"] = "", ["ऌ"] = "", ["ॡ"] = "", ["ए"] = "𑂉", ["ऐ"] = "𑂊", ["ओ"] = "𑂋", ["औ"] = "𑂌", ["ा"] = "𑂰", ["ि"] = "𑂱", ["ी"] = "𑂲", ["ु"] = "𑂳", ["ू"] = "𑂴", ["ृ"] = "𑃂", ["ॄ"] = "", 		["ॢ"] = "", ["ॣ"] = "", ["े"] = "𑂵", ["ै"] = "𑂶", ["ो"] = "𑂷", ["ौ"] = "𑂸", ["्"] = "𑂹",		["ँ"] = "𑂀", ["ं"] = "𑂁", ["ः"] = "𑂂",		["॥"] = "𑃁", ["।"] = "𑃀",	},	["Takr"] = { ["क"] = "𑚊", ["ख"] = "𑚋", ["ग"] = "𑚌", ["घ"] = "𑚍", ["ङ"] = "𑚎", ["च"] = "𑚏", ["छ"] = "𑚐", ["ज"] = "𑚑", ["झ"] = "𑚒", ["ञ"] = "𑚓", ["ट"] = "𑚔", ["ठ"] = "𑚕", ["ड"] = "𑚖", ["ढ"] = "𑚗", ["ण"] = "𑚘", ["त"] = "𑚙", ["थ"] = "𑚚", ["द"] = "𑚛", ["ध"] = "𑚜", ["न"] = "𑚝", ["प"] = "𑚞", ["फ"] = "𑚟", ["ब"] = "𑚠", ["भ"] = "𑚡", ["म"] = "𑚢", ["य"] = "𑚣", ["र"] = "𑚤", ["ल"] = "𑚥", ["व"] = "𑚦", ["ळ"] = "", ["श"] = "𑚧", ["ष"] = "", ["स"] = "𑚨", ["ह"] = "𑚩", ["अ"] = "𑚀", ["आ"] = "𑚁", ["इ"] = "𑚂", ["ई"] = "𑚃", ["उ"] = "𑚄", ["ऊ"] = "𑚅", ["ऋ"] = "", ["ॠ"] = "", ["ऌ"] = "", ["ॡ"] = "", ["ए"] = "𑚆", ["ऐ"] = "𑚇", ["ओ"] = "𑚈", ["औ"] = "𑚉", ["ा"] = "𑚭", ["ि"] = "𑚮", ["ी"] = "𑚯", ["ु"] = "𑚰", ["ू"] = "𑚱", ["ृ"] = "", ["ॄ"] = "", 		["ॢ"] = "", ["ॣ"] = "", ["े"] = "𑚲", ["ै"] = "𑚳", ["ो"] = "𑚴", ["ौ"] = "𑚵", ["्"] = "𑚶",		["ँ"] = "", ["ं"] = "𑚫", ["ः"] = "𑚬",		["०"] = "𑛀", ["१"] = "𑛁", ["२"] = "𑛂", ["३"] = "𑛃", ["४"] = "𑛄", ["५"] = "𑛅", ["६"] = "𑛆", ["७"] = "𑛇", ["८"] = "𑛈", ["९"] = "𑛉",	},	["Mymr"] = { ["क"] = "က", ["ख"] = "ခ", ["ग"] = "ဂ", ["घ"] = "ဃ", ["ङ"] = "င", ["च"] = "စ", ["छ"] = "ဆ", ["ज"] = "ဇ", ["झ"] = "ဈ", ["ञ"] = "ဉ", ["ट"] = "ဋ", ["ठ"] = "ဌ", ["ड"] = "ဍ", ["ढ"] = "ဎ", ["ण"] = "ဏ", ["त"] = "တ", ["थ"] = "ထ", ["द"] = "ဒ", ["ध"] = "ဓ", ["न"] = "န", ["प"] = "ပ", ["फ"] = "ဖ", ["ब"] = "ဗ", ["भ"] = "ဘ", ["म"] = "မ", ["य"] = "ယ", ["र"] = "ရ", ["ल"] = "လ", ["व"] = "ဝ", ["ळ"] = "ဠ", ["श"] = "ၐ", ["ष"] = "ၑ", ["स"] = "သ", ["ह"] = "ဟ", ["अ"] = "အ", ["आ"] = "အာ", ["इ"] = "ဣ", ["ई"] = "ဤ", ["उ"] = "ဥ", ["ऊ"] = "ဦ", ["ऋ"] = "ၒ", ["ॠ"] = "ၓ", ["ऌ"] = "ၔ", ["ॡ"] = "ၕ", ["ए"] = "ဧ", ["ऐ"] = "အဲ", ["ओ"] = "ဩ", ["औ"] = "ဪ", ["ा"] = "ာ", ["ि"] = "ိ", ["ी"] = "ီ", ["ु"] = "ု", ["ू"] = "ူ", ["ृ"] = "ၖ", ["ॄ"] = "ၗ", 		["ॢ"] = "ၘ", ["ॣ"] = "ၙ", ["े"] = "ေ", ["ै"] = "ဲ", ["ो"] = "ော", ["ौ"] = "ော်", ["्"] = "္",		--["ँ"] = "ઁ", 		["ं"] = "ံ", ["ः"] = "း", ["ऽ"] = "'", ["०"] = "႐", ["१"] = "႑", ["२"] = "႒", ["३"] = "႓", ["४"] = "႔", ["५"] = "႕", ["६"] = "႖", ["७"] = "႗", ["८"] = "႘", ["९"] = "႙",		["॥"] = "။", ["।"] = "၊",		-- ["ᳵ"] = "ᳵ", ["ᳶ"] = "ᳶ", ["ॐ"] = "ဥုံ", },	["Shrd"] = { ["क"] = "𑆑", ["ख"] = "𑆒", ["ग"] = "𑆓", ["घ"] = "𑆔", ["ङ"] = "𑆕", ["च"] = "𑆖", ["छ"] = "𑆗", ["ज"] = "𑆘", ["झ"] = "𑆙", ["ञ"] = "𑆚", ["ट"] = "𑆛", ["ठ"] = "𑆜", ["ड"] = "𑆝", ["ढ"] = "𑆞", ["ण"] = "𑆟", ["त"] = "𑆠", ["थ"] = "𑆡", ["द"] = "𑆢", ["ध"] = "𑆣", ["न"] = "𑆤", ["प"] = "𑆥", ["फ"] = "𑆦", ["ब"] = "𑆧", ["भ"] = "𑆨", ["म"] = "𑆩", ["य"] = "𑆪", ["र"] = "𑆫", ["ल"] = "𑆬", ["व"] = "𑆮", ["ळ"] = "𑆭", ["श"] = "𑆯", ["ष"] = "𑆰", ["स"] = "𑆱", ["ह"] = "𑆲", ["अ"] = "𑆃", ["आ"] = "𑆄", ["इ"] = "𑆅", ["ई"] = "𑆆", ["उ"] = "𑆇", ["ऊ"] = "𑆈", ["ऋ"] = "𑆉", ["ॠ"] = "𑆊", ["ऌ"] = "𑆋", ["ॡ"] = "𑆌", ["ए"] = "𑆍", ["ऐ"] = "𑆎", ["ओ"] = "𑆏", ["औ"] = "𑆐", ["ा"] = "𑆳", ["ि"] = "𑆴", ["ी"] = "𑆵", ["ु"] = "𑆶", ["ू"] = "𑆷", ["ृ"] = "𑆸", ["ॄ"] = "𑆹", 		["ॢ"] = "𑆺", ["ॣ"] = "𑆻", ["े"] = "𑆼", ["ै"] = "𑆽", ["ो"] = "𑆾", ["ौ"] = "𑆿", ["्"] = "𑇀",		["ँ"] = "𑆀", ["ं"] = "𑆁", ["ः"] = "𑆂", ["ऽ"] = "𑇁", ["०"] = "𑇐", ["१"] = "𑇑", ["२"] = "𑇒", ["३"] = "𑇓", ["४"] = "𑇔", ["५"] = "𑇕", ["६"] = "𑇖", ["७"] = "𑇗", ["८"] = "𑇘", ["९"] = "𑇙",		["॥"] = "𑇆", ["।"] = "𑇅",		["ᳵ"] = "𑇂", ["ᳶ"] = "𑇃", ["ॐ"] = "𑆏𑆀", },	["Sidd"] = { ["क"] = "𑖎", ["ख"] = "𑖏", ["ग"] = "𑖐", ["घ"] = "𑖑", ["ङ"] = "𑖒", ["च"] = "𑖓", ["छ"] = "𑖔", ["ज"] = "𑖕", ["झ"] = "𑖖", ["ञ"] = "𑖗", ["ट"] = "𑖘", ["ठ"] = "𑖙", ["ड"] = "𑖚", ["ढ"] = "𑖛", ["ण"] = "𑖜", ["त"] = "𑖝", ["थ"] = "𑖞", ["द"] = "𑖟", ["ध"] = "𑖠", ["न"] = "𑖡", ["प"] = "𑖢", ["फ"] = "𑖣", ["ब"] = "𑖤", ["भ"] = "𑖥", ["म"] = "𑖦", ["य"] = "𑖧", ["र"] = "𑖨", ["ल"] = "𑖩", ["व"] = "𑖪", -- ["ळ"] = "ळ", ["श"] = "𑖫", ["ष"] = "𑖬", ["स"] = "𑖭", ["ह"] = "𑖮", ["अ"] = "𑖀", ["आ"] = "𑖁", ["इ"] = "𑖂", ["ई"] = "𑖃", ["उ"] = "𑖄", ["ऊ"] = "𑖅", ["ऋ"] = "𑖆", ["ॠ"] = "𑖇", ["ऌ"] = "𑖈", ["ॡ"] = "𑖉", ["ए"] = "𑖊", ["ऐ"] = "𑖋", ["ओ"] = "𑖌", ["औ"] = "𑖍", ["ा"] = "𑖯", ["ि"] = "𑖰", ["ी"] = "𑖱", ["ु"] = "𑖲", ["ू"] = "𑖳", ["ृ"] = "𑖴", ["ॄ"] = "𑖵", 		["े"] = "𑖸", ["ै"] = "𑖹", ["ो"] = "𑖺", ["ौ"] = "𑖻", ["्"] = "𑖿", -- ["ॢ"] = "ૢ", ["ॣ"] = "ૣ"		["ँ"] = "𑖼", ["ं"] = "𑖽", ["ः"] = "𑖾", -- ["ऽ"] = "ઽ", -- ["०"] = "०", ["१"] = "१", ["२"] = "२", ["३"] = "३", ["४"] = "४", ["५"] = "५", ["६"] = "६", ["७"] = "७", ["८"] = "८", ["९"] = "९",		["॥"] = "𑗃", ["।"] = "𑗂",		-- ["ᳵ"] = "ᳵ", ["ᳶ"] = "ᳶ", ["ॐ"] = "𑖌𑖼", },	["Sinh"] = { ["क"] = "ක", ["ख"] = "ඛ", ["ग"] = "ග", ["घ"] = "ඝ", ["ङ"] = "ඞ", ["च"] = "ච", ["छ"] = "ඡ", ["ज"] = "ජ", ["झ"] = "ඣ", ["ञ"] = "ඤ", ["ट"] = "ට", ["ठ"] = "ඨ", ["ड"] = "ඩ", ["ढ"] = "ඪ", ["ण"] = "ණ", ["त"] = "ත", ["थ"] = "ථ", ["द"] = "ද", ["ध"] = "ධ", ["न"] = "න", ["प"] = "ප", ["फ"] = "ඵ", ["ब"] = "බ", ["भ"] = "භ", ["म"] = "ම", ["य"] = "ය", ["र"] = "ර", ["ल"] = "ල", ["व"] = "ව", ["ळ"] = "ළ", ["श"] = "ශ", ["ष"] = "ෂ", ["स"] = "ස", ["ह"] = "හ", ["अ"] = "අ", ["आ"] = "ආ", ["इ"] = "ඉ", ["ई"] = "ඊ", ["उ"] = "උ", ["ऊ"] = "ඌ", ["ऋ"] = "ඍ", ["ॠ"] = "ඎ", ["ऌ"] = "ඏ", ["ॡ"] = "ඐ", ["ए"] = "එ", ["ऐ"] = "ඓ", ["ओ"] = "ඔ", ["औ"] = "ඖ", ["ा"] = "ා", ["ि"] = "ි", ["ी"] = "ී", ["ु"] = "ු", ["ू"] = "ූ", ["ृ"] = "ෘ", ["ॄ"] = "ෲ", 		["ॢ"] = "ෟ", ["ॣ"] = "ෳ", ["े"] = "ෙ", ["ै"] = "ෛ", ["ो"] = "ො", ["ौ"] = "ෞ", ["्"] = "්",		["ँ"] = "ഁ", ["ं"] = "ං", ["ः"] = "ඃ", ["ऽ"] = "", ["०"] = "෦", ["१"] = "෧", ["२"] = "෨", ["३"] = "෩", ["४"] = "෪", ["५"] = "෫", ["६"] = "෬", ["७"] = "෭", ["८"] = "෮", ["९"] = " ්",		-- ["॥"] = "॥", ["।"] = "।",		-- ["ᳵ"] = "", ["ᳶ"] = "", ["ॐ"] = "ඕම්", },	["Guru"] = { ["क"] = "ਕ", ["ख"] = "ਖ", ["ग"] = "ਗ", ["घ"] = "ਘ", ["ङ"] = "ਙ", ["च"] = "ਚ", ["छ"] = "ਛ", ["ज"] = "ਜ", ["झ"] = "ਝ", ["ञ"] = "ਞ", ["ट"] = "ਟ", ["ठ"] = "ਠ", ["ड"] = "ਡ", ["ढ"] = "ਢ", ["ण"] = "ਣ", ["त"] = "ਤ", ["थ"] = "ਥ", ["द"] = "ਦ", ["ध"] = "ਧ", ["न"] = "ਨ", ["प"] = "ਪ", ["फ"] = "ਫ", ["ब"] = "ਬ", ["भ"] = "ਭ", ["म"] = "ਮ", ["य"] = "ਯ", ["र"] = "ਰ", ["ल"] = "ਲ", ["व"] = "ਵ", ["ळ"] = "ਲ਼", ["श"] = "ਸ਼", ["ष"] = "ਸ਼", ["स"] = "ਸ", ["ह"] = "ਹ", ["अ"] = "ਅ", ["आ"] = "ਆ", ["इ"] = "ਇ", ["ई"] = "ਈ", ["उ"] = "ਉ", ["ऊ"] = "ਊ", ["ऋ"] = "ਰ", ["ॠ"] = "ਰ", ["ऌ"] = "ਲ", ["ॡ"] = "ਲ", ["ए"] = "ਏ", ["ऐ"] = "ਐ", ["ओ"] = "ਓ", ["औ"] = "ਔ", ["ा"] = "ਾ", ["ि"] = "ਿ", ["ी"] = "ੀ", ["ु"] = "ੁ", ["ू"] = "ੂ", ["ृ"] = "੍ਰ", ["ॄ"] = "ୄ", ["ॢ"] = "ୢ", ["ॣ"] = "ୣ", ["े"] = "ੇ", ["ै"] = "ੈ", ["ो"] = "ੋ", ["ौ"] = "ੌ", ["्"] = "੍",		["ँ"] = "ਁ", ["ं"] = "ਂ", ["ः"] = "ਃ", -- ["ऽ"] = "ऽ", ["०"] = "੦", ["१"] = "੧", ["२"] = "੨", ["३"] = "੩", ["४"] = "੪", ["५"] = "੫", ["६"] = "੬", ["७"] = "੭", ["८"] = "੮", ["९"] = "੯",		-- ["॥"] = "॥", ["।"] = "।",		-- ["ᳵ"] = "ᳵ", ["ᳶ"] = "ᳶ", ["ॐ"] = "ੴ", },	["Gran"] = { ["क"] = "𑌕", ["ख"] = "𑌖", ["ग"] = "𑌗", ["घ"] = "𑌘", ["ङ"] = "𑌙", ["च"] = "𑌚", ["छ"] = "𑌛", ["ज"] = "𑌜", ["झ"] = "𑌝", ["ञ"] = "𑌞", ["ट"] = "𑌟", ["ठ"] = "𑌠", ["ड"] = "𑌡", ["ढ"] = "𑌢", ["ण"] = "𑌣", ["त"] = "𑌤", ["थ"] = "𑌥", ["द"] = "𑌦", ["ध"] = "𑌧", ["न"] = "𑌨", ["प"] = "𑌪", ["फ"] = "𑌫", ["ब"] = "𑌬", ["भ"] = "𑌭", ["म"] = "𑌮", ["य"] = "𑌯", ["र"] = "𑌰", ["ल"] = "𑌲", ["ळ"] = "𑌳", ["व"] = "𑌵", ["श"] = "𑌶", ["ष"] = "𑌷", ["स"] = "𑌸", ["ह"] = "𑌹", ["अ"] = "𑌅", ["आ"] = "𑌆", ["इ"] = "𑌇", ["ई"] = "𑌈", ["उ"] = "𑌉", ["ऊ"] = "𑌊", ["ऋ"] = "𑌋", ["ॠ"] = "𑍠", ["ऌ"] = "𑌌", ["ॡ"] = "𑍡", ["ए"] = "𑌏", ["ऐ"] = "𑌐", ["ओ"] = "𑌓", ["औ"] = "𑌔", ["ा"] = "𑌾", ["ि"] = "𑌿", ["ी"] = "𑍀", ["ु"] = "𑍁", ["ू"] = "𑍂", ["ृ"] = "𑍃", ["ॄ"] = "𑍄", 	["े"] = "𑍇", ["ै"] = "𑍈", ["ो"] = "𑍋", ["ौ"] = "𑍌", ["्"] = "𑍍", ["ॢ"] = "𑍢", ["ॣ"] = "𑍣", 		["ँ"] = "𑌁", ["ं"] = "𑌂", ["ः"] = "𑌃", ["ऽ"] = "𑌽", ["०"] = "௦", ["१"] = "௧", ["२"] = "௨", ["३"] = "௩", ["४"] = "௪", ["५"] = "௫", ["६"] = "௬", ["७"] = "௭", ["८"] = "௮", ["९"] = "௯",		-- ["॥"] = "॥", ["।"] = "।",		-- ["ᳵ"] = "ᳵ", ["ᳶ"] = "ᳶ", ["ॐ"] = "𑍐", },	["Taml"] = { ["क"] = "க", ["ख"] = "க²", ["ग"] = "க³", ["घ"] = "க⁴", ["ङ"] = "ங", ["च"] = "ச", ["छ"] = "ச²", ["ज"] = "ஜ", ["झ"] = "ஜ²", ["ञ"] = "ஞ", ["ट"] = "ட", ["ठ"] = "ட²", ["ड"] = "ட³", ["ढ"] = "ட⁴", ["ण"] = "ண", ["त"] = "த", ["थ"] = "த²", ["द"] = "த³", ["ध"] = "த⁴", ["न"] = "ந", ["प"] = "ப", ["फ"] = "ப²", ["ब"] = "ப³", ["भ"] = "ப⁴", ["म"] = "ம", ["य"] = "ய", ["र"] = "ர", ["ल"] = "ல", ["ळ"] = "ள", ["व"] = "வ", ["श"] = "ஶ", ["ष"] = "ஷ", ["स"] = "ஸ", ["ह"] = "ஹ", ["अ"] = "அ", ["आ"] = "ஆ", ["इ"] = "இ", ["ई"] = "ஈ", ["उ"] = "உ", ["ऊ"] = "ஊ", ["ऋ"] = "ரி", ["ॠ"] = "ரி", ["ऌ"] = "லி", ["ॡ"] = "லி", ["ए"] = "ஏ", ["ऐ"] = "ஐ", ["ओ"] = "ஓ", ["औ"] = "ஔ", ["ा"] = "ா", ["ि"] = "ி", ["ी"] = "ீ", ["ु"] = "ு", ["ू"] = "ூ", ["ृ"] = "்ரி", ["ॄ"] = "்ரி", ["े"] = "ே", ["ै"] = "ை", ["ो"] = "ோ", ["ौ"] = "ௌ", ["्"] = "்", ["ॢ"] = "்லி", ["ॣ"] = "்லி", ["ँ"] = "ஂ", ["ं"] = "ஂ", ["ः"] = u(0x11303), ["ऽ"] = "𑌽", ["०"] = "௦", ["१"] = "௧", ["२"] = "௨", ["३"] = "௩", ["४"] = "௪", ["५"] = "௫", ["६"] = "௬", ["७"] = "௭", ["८"] = "௮", ["९"] = "௯",		-- ["॥"] = "॥", ["।"] = "।",		-- ["ᳵ"] = "ᳵ", ["ᳶ"] = "ᳶ", ["ॐ"] = "ௐ", },	["Thai"] = { ["क"] = "ก", ["ख"] = "ข", ["ग"] = "ค", ["घ"] = "ฆ", ["ङ"] = "ง", ["च"] = "จ", ["छ"] = "ฉ", ["ज"] = "ช", ["झ"] = "ฌ", ["ञ"] = "ญ", ["ट"] = "ฏ", ["ठ"] = "ฐ", ["ड"] = "ฑ", ["ढ"] = "ฒ", ["ण"] = "ณ", ["त"] = "ต", ["थ"] = "ถ", ["द"] = "ท", ["ध"] = "ธ", ["न"] = "น", ["प"] = "ป", ["फ"] = "ผ", ["ब"] = "พ", ["भ"] = "ภ", ["म"] = "ม", ["य"] = "ย", ["र"] = "ร", ["ल"] = "ล", ["व"] = "ว", ["ळ"] = "ฬ", ["श"] = "ศ", ["ष"] = "ษ", ["स"] = "ส", ["ह"] = "ห", ["अ"] = "อ", ["आ"] = "อา", ["इ"] = "อิ", ["ई"] = "อี", ["उ"] = "อุ", ["ऊ"] = "อู", ["ऋ"] = "ฤ", ["ॠ"] = "ฤๅ", ["ऌ"] = "ฦ", ["ॡ"] = "ฦๅ", ["ए"] = "อ↶เ", ["ऐ"] = "อ↶ไ", ["ओ"] = "อ↶โ", ["औ"] = "อ↶เา", ["ा"] = "า", ["ि"] = "ิ", ["ी"] = "ี", ["ु"] = "ุ", ["ू"] = "ู", ["ृ"] = "ฺฤ", ["ॄ"] = "ฺฤๅ", ["ॢ"] = "ฺฦ", ["ॣ"] = "ฺฦๅ", ["े"] = "↶เ", ["ै"] = "↶ไ", ["ो"] = "↶โ", ["ौ"] = "↶เา", ["्"] = "ฺ", ["ँ"] = "̐", ["ं"] = "ํ", ["ः"] = "ะ", ["ऽ"] = "-", ["०"] = "๐", ["१"] = "๑", ["२"] = "๒", ["३"] = "๓", ["४"] = "๔", ["५"] = "๕", ["६"] = "๖", ["७"] = "๗", ["८"] = "๘", ["९"] = "๙",		["॥"] = "๚", ["।"] = "ฯ", -- ["ᳵ"] = "ᳵ", ["ᳶ"] = "ᳶ", ["ॐ"] = "โอํ", },	["Laoo"] = { ["क"] = "ກ", ["ख"] = "ຂ", ["ग"] = "ຄ", ["घ"] = "ຆ", ["ङ"] = "ງ", ["च"] = "ຈ", ["छ"] = "ຉ", ["ज"] = "ຊ", ["झ"] = "ຌ", ["ञ"] = "ຎ", ["ट"] = "ຏ", ["ठ"] = "ຐ", ["ड"] = "ຑ", ["ढ"] = "ຒ", ["ण"] = "ຓ", ["त"] = "ຕ", ["थ"] = "ຖ", ["द"] = "ທ", ["ध"] = "ຘ", ["न"] = "ນ", ["प"] = "ປ", ["फ"] = "ຜ", ["ब"] = "ພ", ["भ"] = "ຠ", ["म"] = "ມ", ["य"] = "ຍ", ["र"] = "ຣ", ["ल"] = "ລ", ["व"] = "ວ", ["ळ"] = "ຬ", ["श"] = "ຨ", ["ष"] = "ຩ", ["स"] = "ສ", ["ह"] = "ຫ", ["अ"] = "ອ", ["आ"] = "ອາ", ["इ"] = "ອິ", ["ई"] = "ອີ", ["उ"] = "ອຸ", ["ऊ"] = "ອູ", ["ऋ"] = "ຣິ", ["ॠ"] = "ຣີ", ["ऌ"] = "ລິ", ["ॡ"] = "ລີ", ["ए"] = "ອ↶ເ", ["ऐ"] = "ອ↶ໄ", ["ओ"] = "ອ↶ໂ", ["औ"] = "ອ↶ເົາ", ["ा"] = "າ", ["ि"] = "ິ", ["ी"] = "ີ", ["ु"] = "ຸ", ["ू"] = "ູ", ["ृ"] = "຺ຣິ", ["ॄ"] = "຺ຣີ", ["ॢ"] = "຺ລິ", ["ॣ"] = "຺ລີ", ["े"] = "↶ເ", ["ै"] = "↶ໄ", ["ो"] = "↶ໂ", ["ौ"] = "↶ເົາ", ["्"] = "຺", ["ँ"] = "̐", ["ं"] = "ໍ", ["ः"] = "ະ", ["ऽ"] = "-", ["०"] = "໐", ["१"] = "໑", ["२"] = "໒", ["३"] = "໓", ["४"] = "໔", ["५"] = "໕", ["६"] = "໖", ["७"] = "໗", ["८"] = "໘", ["९"] = "໙",		["॥"] = "ຯຯ", ["।"] = "ຯ", -- ["ᳵ"] = "ᳵ", ["ᳶ"] = "ᳶ", ["ॐ"] = "ໂອໍ", },	["Khmr"] = { ["क"] = "ក", ["ख"] = "ខ", ["ग"] = "គ", ["घ"] = "ឃ", ["ङ"] = "ង", ["च"] = "ច", ["छ"] = "ឆ", ["ज"] = "ជ", ["झ"] = "ឈ", ["ञ"] = "ញ", ["ट"] = "ដ", ["ठ"] = "ឋ", ["ड"] = "ឌ", ["ढ"] = "ឍ", ["ण"] = "ណ", ["त"] = "ត", ["थ"] = "ថ", ["द"] = "ទ", ["ध"] = "ធ", ["न"] = "ន", ["प"] = "ប", ["फ"] = "ផ", ["ब"] = "ព", ["भ"] = "ភ", ["म"] = "ម", ["य"] = "យ", ["र"] = "រ", ["ल"] = "ល", ["व"] = "វ", ["ळ"] = "ឡ", ["श"] = "ឝ", ["ष"] = "ឞ", ["स"] = "ស", ["ह"] = "ហ", ["अ"] = "អ", ["आ"] = "អា", ["इ"] = "ឥ", ["ई"] = "ឦ", ["उ"] = "ឧ", ["ऊ"] = "ឩ", ["ऋ"] = "ឫ", ["ॠ"] = "ឬ", ["ऌ"] = "ឭ", ["ॡ"] = "ឮ", ["ए"] = "ឯ", ["ऐ"] = "ឰ", ["ओ"] = "ឱ", ["औ"] = "ឳ", ["ा"] = "ា", ["ि"] = "ិ", ["ी"] = "ី", ["ु"] = "ុ", ["ू"] = "ូ", ["ृ"] = "្ឫ", ["ॄ"] = "្ឬ", ["ॢ"] = "្ឭ", ["ॣ"] = "្ឮ", ["े"] = "េ", ["ै"] = "ៃ", ["ो"] = "ោ", ["ौ"] = "ៅ", ["्"] = "្", ["ँ"] = "̐", ["ं"] = "ំ", ["ः"] = "ះ", ["ऽ"] = "ៜ", ["०"] = "០", ["१"] = "១", ["२"] = "២", ["३"] = "៣", ["४"] = "៤", ["५"] = "៥", ["६"] = "៦", ["७"] = "៧", ["८"] = "៨", ["९"] = "៩",		["॥"] = "៕", ["।"] = "។",		-- ["ᳵ"] = "ᳵ", ["ᳶ"] = "ᳶ", ["ॐ"] = "ឱំ", },	["Tibt"] = { ["क"] = "ཀ", ["ख"] = "ཁ", ["ग"] = "ག", ["घ"] = "གྷ", ["ङ"] = "ང", ["च"] = "ཙ", ["छ"] = "ཚ", ["ज"] = "ཛ", ["झ"] = "ཛྷ", ["ञ"] = "ཉ", ["ट"] = "ཊ", ["ठ"] = "ཋ", ["ड"] = "ཌ", ["ढ"] = "ཌྷ", ["ण"] = "ཎ", ["त"] = "ཏ", ["थ"] = "ཐ", ["द"] = "ད", ["ध"] = "དྷ", ["न"] = "ན", ["प"] = "པ", ["फ"] = "ཕ", ["ब"] = "བ", ["भ"] = "བྷ", ["म"] = "མ", ["य"] = "ཡ", ["र"] = "ར", ["ल"] = "ལ", ["व"] = "ཝ", -- ["ळ"] = "ळ", ["श"] = "ཤ", ["ष"] = "ཥ", ["स"] = "ས", ["ह"] = "ཧ", ["अ"] = "ཨ", ["आ"] = "ཨཱ", ["इ"] = "ཨི", ["ई"] = "ཨཱི", ["उ"] = "ཨུ", ["ऊ"] = "ཨཱུ", ["ऋ"] = "རྀ", ["ॠ"] = "རཱྀ", ["ऌ"] = "ལྀ", ["ॡ"] = "ལཱྀ", ["ए"] = "ཨེ", ["ऐ"] = "ཨཻ", ["ओ"] = "ཨོ", ["औ"] = "ཨཽ", ["ा"] = "ཱ", ["ि"] = "ི", ["ी"] = "ཱི", ["ु"] = "ུ", ["ू"] = "ཱུ", ["ृ"] = "ྲྀ", ["ॄ"] = "ྲཱྀ",		["ॢ"] = "ླྀ", ["ॣ"] = "ཹ", ["े"] = "ེ", ["ै"] = "ཻ", ["ो"] = "ོ", ["ौ"] = "ཽ", ["्"] = "྄", 		["ँ"] = "ྃ", ["ं"] = "ཾ", ["ः"] = "ཿ", ["ऽ"] = "྅", ["०"] = "༠", ["१"] = "༡", ["२"] = "༢", ["३"] = "༣", ["४"] = "༤", ["५"] = "༥", ["६"] = "༦", ["७"] = "༧", ["८"] = "༨", ["९"] = "༩",		["॥"] = "༎", ["।"] = "།",		["ᳵ"] = "ྈ", ["ᳶ"] = "ྉ", ["ॐ"] = "ཨོཾ", },	["Zanb"] = { ["क्ष"] = "𑨲", ["क"] = "𑨋", ["ख"] = "𑨌", ["ग"] = "𑨍", ["घ"] = "𑨎", ["ङ"] = "𑨏", ["च"] = "𑨣", ["छ"] = "𑨤", ["ज"] = "𑨥", ["झ"] = "𑨦", ["ञ"] = "𑨓", ["ट"] = "𑨔", ["ठ"] = "𑨕", ["ड"] = "𑨖", ["ढ"] = "𑨗", ["ण"] = "𑨘", ["त"] = "𑨙", ["थ"] = "𑨚", ["द"] = "𑨛", ["ध"] = "𑨜", ["न"] = "𑨝", ["प"] = "𑨞", ["फ"] = "𑨟", ["ब"] = "𑨠", ["भ"] = "𑨡", ["म"] = "𑨢", ["य"] = "𑨪", ["र"] = "𑨫", ["ल"] = "𑨬", ["व"] = "𑨭", -- ["ळ"] = "ळ", ["श"] = "𑨮", ["ष"] = "𑨯", ["स"] = "𑨰", ["ह"] = "𑨱", ["अ"] = "𑨀", ["आ"] = "𑨀𑨊", ["इ"] = "𑨀𑨁", ["ई"] = "𑨀𑨁𑨊", ["उ"] = "𑨀𑨃", ["ऊ"] = "𑨀𑨃𑨊", ["ऋ"] = "𑨫𑨉", ["ॠ"] = "𑨫𑨉𑨊", ["ऌ"] = "𑨬𑨉", ["ॡ"] = "𑨬𑨉𑨊", ["ए"] = "𑨀𑨄", ["ऐ"] = "𑨀𑨇", ["ओ"] = "𑨀𑨆", ["औ"] = "𑨀𑨈", ["ा"] = "𑨊", ["ि"] = "𑨁", ["ी"] = "𑨁𑨊", ["ु"] = "𑨃", ["ू"] = "𑨃𑨊", ["ृ"] = "𑨼𑨉", ["ॄ"] = "𑨼𑨉𑨊",		["ॢ"] = "𑨽𑨉", ["ॣ"] = "𑨽𑨉𑨊", ["े"] = "𑨄", ["ै"] = "𑨇", ["ो"] = "𑨆", ["ौ"] = "𑨈", ["्"] = "𑨴", 		["ँ"] = "𑨵", ["ं"] = "𑨸", ["ः"] = "𑨹", -- ["ऽ"] = "ऽ", -- ["०"] = "०", ["१"] = "१", ["२"] = "२", ["३"] = "३", ["४"] = "४", ["५"] = "५", ["६"] = "६", ["७"] = "७", ["८"] = "८", ["९"] = "९",		["॥"] = "𑩃", ["।"] = "𑩂",		-- ["ᳵ"] = "ᳵ", ["ᳶ"] = "ᳶ", ["ॐ"] = "𑨀𑨆𑨸", },	["Soyo"] = { ["क्ष"] = "𑪃", ["क"] = "𑩜", ["ख"] = "𑩝", ["ग"] = "𑩞", ["घ"] = "𑩟", ["ङ"] = "𑩠", ["च"] = "𑩡", ["छ"] = "𑩢", ["ज"] = "𑩣", ["झ"] = "𑩤", ["ञ"] = "𑩥", ["ट"] = "𑩦", ["ठ"] = "𑩧", ["ड"] = "𑩨", ["ढ"] = "𑩩", ["ण"] = "𑩪", ["त"] = "𑩫", ["थ"] = "𑩬", ["द"] = "𑩭", ["ध"] = "𑩮", ["न"] = "𑩯", ["प"] = "𑩰", ["फ"] = "𑩱", ["ब"] = "𑩲", ["भ"] = "𑩳", ["म"] = "𑩴", ["य"] = "𑩻", ["र"] = "𑩼", ["ल"] = "𑩽", ["व"] = "𑩾", -- ["ळ"] = "ळ", ["श"] = "𑩿", ["ष"] = "𑪀", ["स"] = "𑪁", ["ह"] = "𑪂", ["अ"] = "𑩐", ["आ"] = "𑩐𑩛", ["इ"] = "𑩐𑩑", ["ई"] = "𑩐𑩑𑩛", ["उ"] = "𑩐𑩒", ["ऊ"] = "𑩐𑩒𑩛", ["ऋ"] = "𑩐𑩙", ["ॠ"] = "𑩐𑩙𑩛", ["ऌ"] = "𑩐𑩚", ["ॡ"] = "𑩐𑩚𑩛", ["ए"] = "𑩐𑩔", ["ऐ"] = "𑩐𑩗", ["ओ"] = "𑩐𑩕", ["औ"] = "𑩐𑩘", ["ा"] = "𑩛", ["ि"] = "𑩑", ["ी"] = "𑩑𑩛", ["ु"] = "𑩒", ["ू"] = "𑩒𑩛", ["ृ"] = "𑩙", ["ॄ"] = "𑩙𑩛",		["ॢ"] = "𑩚", ["ॣ"] = "𑩚𑩛", ["े"] = "𑩔", ["ै"] = "𑩗", ["ो"] = "𑩕", ["ौ"] = "𑩘", ["्"] = " 𑪙", 		["ं"] = "𑪖", ["ः"] = "𑪗", -- ["ँ"] = "ँ", ["ऽ"] = "ऽ", -- ["०"] = "०", ["१"] = "१", ["२"] = "२", ["३"] = "३", ["४"] = "४", ["५"] = "५", ["६"] = "६", ["७"] = "७", ["८"] = "८", ["९"] = "९",		["॥"] = "𑪜", ["।"] = "𑪛",		-- ["ᳵ"] = "ᳵ", ["ᳶ"] = "ᳶ", ["ॐ"] = "𑩐𑩕𑪖", },	["Newa"] = { ["क"] = "𑐎", ["ख"] = "𑐏", ["ग"] = "𑐐", ["घ"] = "𑐑", ["ङ"] = "𑐒", ["च"] = "𑐔", ["छ"] = "𑐕", ["ज"] = "𑐖", ["झ"] = "𑐗", ["ञ"] = "𑐘", ["ट"] = "𑐚", ["ठ"] = "𑐛", ["ड"] = "𑐜", ["ढ"] = "𑐝", ["ण"] = "𑐞", ["त"] = "𑐟", ["थ"] = "𑐠", ["द"] = "𑐡", ["ध"] = "𑐢", ["न"] = "𑐣", ["प"] = "𑐥", ["फ"] = "𑐦", ["ब"] = "𑐧", ["भ"] = "𑐨", ["म"] = "𑐩", ["य"] = "𑐫", ["र"] = "𑐬", ["ल"] = "𑐮", ["व"] = "𑐰", -- ["ळ"] = "ळ", ["श"] = "𑐱", ["ष"] = "𑐲", ["स"] = "𑐳", ["ह"] = "𑐴", ["अ"] = "𑐀", ["आ"] = "𑐁", ["इ"] = "𑐂", ["ई"] = "𑐃", ["उ"] = "𑐄", ["ऊ"] = "𑐅", ["ऋ"] = "𑐆", ["ॠ"] = "𑐇", ["ऌ"] = "𑐈", ["ॡ"] = "𑐉", ["ए"] = "𑐊", ["ऐ"] = "𑐋", ["ओ"] = "𑐌", ["औ"] = "𑐍", ["ा"] = "𑐵", ["ि"] = "𑐶", ["ी"] = "𑐷", ["ु"] = "𑐸", ["ू"] = "𑐹", ["ृ"] = "𑐺", ["ॄ"] = "𑐻",		["ॢ"] = "𑐼", ["ॣ"] = "𑐽", ["े"] = "𑐾", ["ै"] = "𑐿", ["ो"] = "𑑀", ["ौ"] = "𑑁", ["्"] = "𑑂", 		["ं"] = "𑑄", ["ः"] = "𑑅", ["ँ"] = "𑑃", ["ऽ"] = "𑑇", ["०"] = "𑑐", ["१"] = "𑑑", ["२"] = "𑑒", ["३"] = "𑑓", ["४"] = "𑑔", ["५"] = "𑑕", ["६"] = "𑑖", ["७"] = "𑑗", ["८"] = "𑑘", ["९"] = "𑑙",		["॥"] = "𑑌", ["।"] = "𑑋",		["ᳵ"] = "𑑠", ["ᳶ"] = "𑑡", ["ॐ"] = "𑑉", },	["Nand"] = { ["क"] = "𑦮", ["ख"] = "𑦯", ["ग"] = "𑦰", ["घ"] = "𑦱", ["ङ"] = "𑦲", ["च"] = "𑦳", ["छ"] = "𑦴", ["ज"] = "𑦵", ["झ"] = "𑦶", ["ञ"] = "𑦷", ["ट"] = "𑦸", ["ठ"] = "𑦹", ["ड"] = "𑦺", ["ढ"] = "𑦻", ["ण"] = "𑦼", ["त"] = "𑦽", ["थ"] = "𑦾", ["द"] = "𑦿", ["ध"] = "𑧀", ["न"] = "𑧁", ["प"] = "𑧂", ["फ"] = "𑧃", ["ब"] = "𑧄", ["भ"] = "𑧅", ["म"] = "𑧆", ["य"] = "𑧇", ["र"] = "𑧈", ["ल"] = "𑧉", ["व"] = "𑧊", ["ळ"] = "𑧏", ["श"] = "𑧋", ["ष"] = "𑧌", ["स"] = "𑧍", ["ह"] = "𑧎", ["अ"] = "𑦠", ["आ"] = "𑦡", ["इ"] = "𑦢", ["ई"] = "𑦣", ["उ"] = "𑦤", ["ऊ"] = "𑦥", ["ऋ"] = "𑦦", ["ॠ"] = "𑦧", -- ["ऌ"] = "ऌ", ["ॡ"] = "ॡ", ["ए"] = "𑦪", ["ऐ"] = "𑦫", ["ओ"] = "𑦬", ["औ"] = "𑦭", ["ा"] = "𑧑", ["ि"] = "𑧒", ["ी"] = "𑧓", ["ु"] = "𑧔", ["ू"] = "𑧕", ["ृ"] = "𑧖", ["ॄ"] = "𑧗", 		-- ["ॢ"] = "ૢ", ["ॣ"] = "ૣ",		["े"] = "𑧚", ["ै"] = "𑧛", ["ो"] = "𑧜", ["ौ"] = "𑧝", ["्"] = "𑧠",		-- ["ँ"] = "ઁ",		["ं"] = "𑧞", ["ः"] = "𑧟", ["ऽ"] = "𑧡", ["०"] = "೦", ["१"] = "೧", ["२"] = "೨", ["३"] = "೩", ["४"] = "೪", ["५"] = "೫", ["६"] = "೬", ["७"] = "೭", ["८"] = "೮", ["९"] = "೯",		-- ["॥"] = "॥", ["।"] = "।",		-- ["ᳵ"] = "ᳵ", ["ᳶ"] = "ᳶ", ["ॐ"] = "𑦬𑧞", }, }

-- Expressions for Myanmar rules -- Certain consonants induce tall AA, unless an ascending superscript would -- inhibit a ligature with round AA. local rep = "္[က-ဇဉ-မလ-ဠ]"	-- Consonants less ဈ, ယ and ရ. Subscript Mon ၛ would -- also suppress condition for tall AA. local mymr_low1=rep.."ေ?" local mymr_low2=rep..rep.."ေ?" local mymr_low3=rep..rep..rep.."ေ?" local mymr_low4=rep..rep..rep..rep.."ေ?"

local function taml2pt(nukta, vowel, anu) local left = {['ா'] = '', ['ொ'] = 'ெ', ['ோ'] = 'ே', ['ௌ'] = 'ெ'} local right = {['ா'] = 'ா', ['ொ'] = 'ா', ['ோ'] = 'ா', ['ௌ'] = 'ௗ'} return left[vowel]..nukta..right[vowel]..anu end local Tamlaa4opt = false -- Whether in Tamil script भा is பா⁴ as opposed to ப⁴ா.

local post_replace_fix = { ["Java"] = { { "꧀ꦪ", "ꦾ" }, { "꧀ꦫ", "ꦿ" }, { "ꦫ꧀", "ꦂ" }, { "ꦗ꧀ꦚ", "ꦘ" }, { " ", "" },		{ "([꧐-꧙]+)", "꧇%1꧇" },	},	["Newa"] = { { "𑐒𑑂𑐴", "𑐓" }, { "𑐣𑑂𑐴", "𑐤" }, { "𑐬𑑂𑐴", "𑐭" }, { "𑐮𑑂𑐴", "𑐯" }, { "𑐩𑑂𑐴", "𑐪" }, { "𑐘𑑂𑐴", "𑐙" }, },	["Bali"] = { { "([^᭄])ᬭ᭄", "%1ᬃ" }, { " ", "" },		{ "([᭐-᭙]+)", "᭞%1᭞" },	},	["Mymr"] = { { "င္([က-မလသ-ဠ])", "ⓖ%1" }, -- NGA floating { "ရ္([က-မလသ-ဠ])", "ⓡ%1" }, -- RA repha { "^([ခဂငဒပဝ]ေ?)ာ", "%1ါ"}, -- Conditions for Tall AA. {"^([ခဂငဒပဝ])("..mymr_low1..")ာ", "%1%2ါ"}, { "^([ခဂငဒပဝ])("..mymr_low2..")ာ", "%1%2ါ"}, { "^([ခဂငဒပဝ])("..mymr_low3..")ာ", "%1%2ါ"}, { "^([ခဂငဒပဝ])("..mymr_low4..")ာ", "%1%2ါ"}, { "([^္][ခဂငဒပဝ]ေ?)ာ", "%1ါ"}, -- Conditions for Tall AA. { "([^္][ခဂငဒပဝ])("..mymr_low1..")ာ", "%1%2ါ"}, { "([^္][ခဂငဒပဝ])("..mymr_low2..")ာ", "%1%2ါ"}, { "([^္][ခဂငဒပဝ])("..mymr_low3..")ာ", "%1%2ါ"}, { "([^္][ခဂငဒပဝ])("..mymr_low4..")ာ", "%1%2ါ"}, { "္ရ္ယ", "ျြ" }, -- for proper rendering { "္ရ", "ြ" }, { "္ယ", "ျ" }, { "္ဝ", "ွ" }, { "္ဟ", "ှ" }, -- for Vedic ळ्ह { "([ⓖⓡ])", {["ⓖ"] = "င်္", ["ⓡ"] = "ရ်္"} }, { "ဉ္ဉ", "ည" }, -- great NYA { "သ္သ", "ဿ" }, -- great SA		{ "္%f[%s%p%z]", "်" }, -- final virama -> asat },	["Sidd"] = { -- In रु and रू, the alternate vowel signs should be used { "𑖨𑖲", "𑖨𑗜" }, { "𑖨𑖳", "𑖨𑗝" }, },	["Sinh"] = require, ["Thai"] = { { "([ก-ฮ])↶([เโไ])", "%2%1"}, },	["Laoo"] = { { "([ກ-ຮ])↶([ເໂໄ])", "%2%1"}, },	["Khmr"] = { { "រ្([ក-ឡ])", "%1៌" }, -- RA repha -> robat over next consonant { "្%f[%s%p%z]", "៑" }, -- final virama -> viriam },	["Taml"] = { -- For readability of code, put vowels etc. on carrier KA and prefix it by a single space. -- Vowels without non-ligating right matra part (note that we are using NFC): {string.gsub("([¹²³⁴₁₂₃₄])([ கி கீ கு கூ கே கை கஂ க்] கஂ?)", " க", ""),"%2%1"}, -- Lay the presence of two options on with a trowel. -- Digit on right option: Tamlaa4opt and {string.gsub("([¹²³⁴₁₂₃₄])([ கா கோ கொ கௌ])( கஂ?)", " க", ""),"%2%3%1"} -- Right matra after digit option: or {string.gsub("([¹²³⁴₁₂₃₄])([ கா கோ கொ கௌ])( கஂ?)", " க", ""),taml2pt}, },	["Tibt"] = { { "྄([ཀ-ཧ])", "TibtV%1"}, },	["Zanb"] = { { "𑨴([𑨀-𑨲])", "𑩇%1"}, }, }

local Tibt_subjoiners = { ["ཀ"] = "ྐ", ["ཁ"] = "ྑ", ["ག"] = "ྒ", ["ང"] = "ྔ", ["ཙ"] = "ྩ", ["ཚ"] = "ྪ", ["ཛ"] = "ྫ", ["ཉ"] = "ྙ", ["ཊ"] = "ྚ", ["ཋ"] = "ྛ", ["ཌ"] = "ྜ", ["ཎ"] = "ྞ", ["ཏ"] = "ྟ", ["ཐ"] = "ྠ", ["ད"] = "ྡ", ["ན"] = "ྣ", ["པ"] = "ྤ", ["ཕ"] = "ྥ", ["བ"] = "ྦ", ["མ"] = "ྨ", ["ཡ"] = "ྱ", ["ར"] = "ྲ", ["ལ"] = "ླ", ["ཝ"] = "ྭ", ["ཤ"] = "ྴ", ["ཥ"] = "ྵ", ["ས"] = "ྶ", ["ཧ"] = "ྷ", }

local function return_error(text) return error(("Unrecognised part: \"%s\""):format(text)) end

function export.tr(text, sc) if type(text) == "table" then text, sc = text.args[1], text.args[2] end text = lower(text) if sc == "Beng" or sc == "as-Beng" or sc == "Bhks" or sc == "Brah" or sc == "Gujr" or sc == "Knda" or sc == "Mong" or sc == "mnc-Mong"or sc == "Telu" or sc == "Tirh" then return require("Module:Deva-" .. sc .. "-translit").tr(text, "sa", sc) end

if not conv[sc] then return "" end text = gsub(text, ".",		function(c)			return conv[sc][c] or c		end)

if post_replace_fix[sc] then if require == post_replace_fix[sc] then post_replace_fix[sc] = require('Module:sa-utilities/translit/post replace fix/'..sc) end for _, data in ipairs(post_replace_fix[sc]) do			text = gsub(text, data[1], data[2]) end end if sc == "Tibt" then for key,val in pairs(Tibt_subjoiners) do			text = gsub(text,"TibtV("..key..")",val) end text = gsub(text, " ?([ཀ-ཧ])", "་%1") text = gsub(gsub(text, "^་", ""), "([།༎])་", "%1") end return (gsub(gsub(gsub(text, " +", " "), "^ +(.*)", "%1"), "(.*) +$", "%1")) end return export

title: Module:sa-convert


text: reauthorises

title: reauthorises


text:
cyrchu

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to make for, to go towards
 * 2)  to attack, to assault
 * 3)  to gather, to fetch
 * 1)  to gather, to fetch

title: cyrchu


text:
cyrch

Noun

 * 1) attack, assault
 * 2) haunt, hangout, resort

title: cyrch


text: cyrchoedd

title: cyrchoedd


text: Category:Chinese negative polarity items


text:
Module:sa-convert/documentation

This module is used to convert Sanskrit Devanagari text to other scripts. It is principally used in Template:sa-alt and its function  is exported in Template:sa-convert.

Example
ॐ त्र्यम्बकं यजामहे सुगन्धिं पुष्टिवर्धनम् । उर्वारुकमिव बन्धनान् मृत्योर् मुक्षीय माऽमृतात् ॥ कः खगौघाङचिच्छौजा झाञ्ज्ञोऽटौठीडडण्ढणः। तथोदधीन् पफर्बाभीर्मयोऽरिल्वाशिषां सहः॥

All Scripts

Unresolved Issues

 * Burmese:
 * Round AA also needs to be replaced with tall AA in some situations. ✅
 * Some conjuncts need to be cleanup like -y-, -r-, -v- when they come together.
 * NGA floating င္ → င်္ ✅
 * RA repha ရ္ → ရ်္ (This never happens in Pali.) ✅
 * NYA + virama + NYA → great NYA ✅
 * SA + virama + SA → great SA ✅
 * Final virama → asat ✅
 * Lao:
 * Lao does not have characters for ऋ ॠ ऌ ॡ so it uses equivalent ຣິ ຣີ ລິ ລີ instead. ✅
 * Evidence? I've read that it uses ຣຶ ຣື ລຶ ລື, which would eliminate the ambiguity.
 * In "Lanexang Mon4" font, there are already invented characters ຤(=ฤ) ຦(=ฦ) at unassigned codepoints but their usages are nowhere to attest.
 * Khmer:
 * RA repha រ្ → robat over next consonant ៌ (This never happens in Pali.) ✅
 * Final virama → viriam ✅
 * Javanese:
 * no spaces in the script (need to remove the ones that enter the module); also causes the following two issues
 * ꦾ and ꦿ for word medial conjuncts, but ꦪ and ꦫ for conjuncts that cross word boundaries, e.g.
 * -> / ꦥꦢꦾ  (pa-dya) vs.
 * -> / ꦥꦢ꧀ꦪ (pad-ya) and
 * -> / ꦥꦸꦠꦿ (pu-tra) vs.
 * -> / ꦥꦸꦠ꧀ꦫ (put-ra)
 * ꦂ for aksaras that end with r, but aren't aksara initial, e.g.
 * -> / ꦏꦂꦩ (kar-ma) and
 * -> / ꦏꦂ (kar) vs.
 * -> / ꦥꦏ꧀ꦫꦩ (pak-rama) and
 * -> / ꦏꦿꦩ (kra-ma)
 * enclosing numbers around ꧇ (꧇꧑꧙꧇ = 19). Test: त्र्य०६म्बकं ->
 * ꦘ should be used for the conjunct ज्ञ, not ꦗ꧀ꦚ. Test: ज्ञ ->
 * Balinese:
 * also no spaces, and causes the following issue
 * ◌ᬃ for syllables that begin with r
 * e.g. ->  / ᬓᬃᬫ (kar-ma),  ->  / ᬓᬃ (kar)
 * enclosing numbers around ᭞ (᭞᭑᭞ = 1). Test: त्र्य०६म्बकं:
 * Bengali:
 * reverse transliteration is problematic due to being both  and.
 * in certain words (needs more research), word final in Sanskrit becomes
 * e.g. ->  instead of  (which we currently have)
 * ❌ - Khanda Ta is not used for Sanskrit: "As it is a later innovation in the development of Bengali script, khanda ta is not used in older texts, and would not normally be expected in Sanskrit-language documents."
 * depending on location of in a word, Bengali may prefer  or
 * e.g. ->   ->
 * Assamese:
 * in certain words (needs more research), word final in Sanskrit becomes
 * e.g. ->  instead of  (which we currently have)
 * ❌ - Khanda Ta is not used for Sanskrit: "As it is a later innovation in the development of Bengali script, khanda ta is not used in older texts, and would not normally be expected in Sanskrit-language documents."
 * depending on location of in a word, Assamese may prefer  or
 * e.g. ->   ->
 * Sinhala
 * for Sanskrit, conjuncts are formed not by simply using its virama (U+0DCA) but by either abutting the consonants, encoded by the sequence  or by forming a ligature, encoded by . (The extra character is ZWJ.)  Which is used depends on the consonants, but as a general rule  forms a ligature with a consonant to either side (very like Devanagari w:repha and rakar), while formally  ligates with a preceding consonant, but in fact the glyph simply changes shape.  There is some evidence for geminate  being ය‍්ය in Sanskrit rather than ය්‍ය as in Pali.  Finally, at least one pair form a separately encoded ligature -  plus  becomes .  My best estimate so far for the combinations has been encoded in Module:sa-utilities/translit/SLP1-to-Sinh, and ultimately I believe this module and that module should share common code for the fix-up of naive transliteration that just uses U+0DCA.  ✅
 * Additionally, for the Pali and Sanskrit I can find, /e/ and /o/ do not have their length marked, but use the same symbols as the Sinhalese language uses for the short vowels. ✅
 * I have just (18/19 December 2023) added some evidence-based test cases to Module:sa-convert/testcases. Research continues to plod along.
 * Tamil
 * Final nasals.
 * Final visarga - the Grantha visarga is used. ✅
 * Encoding of superscript digits and vowels.
 * Syllabic consonants
 * Rules for /n/ - v..
 * Alternative forms, e.g. subscript digits.
 * Rules for /n/ - v..
 * Alternative forms, e.g. subscript digits.

title: Module:sa-convert/documentation


text:
ប៊ីដុង

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) can; canteen container

title: ប៊ីដុង