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== Letters == | == Letters == | ||
[[File:Ol-onal.gif|thumb|Ol Onal script by [[Mahendra Nath Sardar]]]] | [[File:Ol-onal.gif|thumb|Ol Onal script by [[Mahendra Nath Sardar]]]] | ||
== Other marks == | |||
The script employs three distinct signs known as ''ṭiḍaḥ'' to represent nasalization, prolongation, and glottalization. | |||
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| align=center | {{huge|ᱸ}} || mu || The sign ''mu'' (MU*) is the nasalization sign of Ol Onal. It is a dot positioned above vowels. While written evidence places the sign on top of base characters, existing fonts always put the dot in the top right position. | |||
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| align=center | {{huge|ᱹ}} || ikir || The sign ''ikir'' (IKIR) is a long phoneme (prolongation) sign. It is a dot positioned below letter A only. The script currently does not distinguish lengths of any other vowels, but encoding long A atomatically would create barriers for such development in the future. While written evidence places the sign at the bottom of base characters, existing fonts always put the dot in the bottom right position. | |||
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| align=center | {{huge| ଃ}} || hoddond || The sign ''hoddond'' (HODDOND) is a glottalizational sign. It can only follow the letters AB and UJ. The hoddond mark is visually similar to U+0B03 ORIA SIGN VISARGA ଃ, however it is distinct in function. This character is proposed as a separate, uncased letter. | |||
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== Digits == | == Digits == | ||