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Anusvāra and visarga are written ṁ and ṡ. | Anusvāra and visarga are written ṁ and ṡ. | ||
Agnimíżdei purouhitoṁ yojņosyo deivoṁ | Agnimíżdei purouhitoṁ yojņosyo deivoṁ rtvijaṁ j̈outóroṁ rotnoḋétamoṁ | ||
Revision as of 20:26, 7 January 2020
Sanskrit in Lõis, unlike modern Indic languages, is typically written with the Latin alphabet.
Vowels
a á i í u ú r ŕ l ai ái au áu
Consonants
p ṗ b ḃ m t ṫ d ḋ n żt żṫ żd żḋ ṙn ç ç̇ j j̈ ņ c ċ g ġ y r l v ş ṙs s h
/ʂʈ/ is written ṙst or şt depending on etymology. Older texts (like the Vedas) use a deeper orthography for Sanskrit, including j̈ for /h/, and vowel letters <e> and <o> instead of <a>. Popular Lõisian English transcriptions like <Jimoleyos> for the Himālayas reflect this more ancient Sanskrit orthography.
Anusvāra and visarga are written ṁ and ṡ.
Agnimíżdei purouhitoṁ yojņosyo deivoṁ rtvijaṁ j̈outóroṁ rotnoḋétamoṁ