The Punjabi alphabet, or Gurmukhi, is a syllabic script used primarily for writing the Punjabi language, characterized by its distinct letters and diacritics.
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Comparison With Other Alphabets
History Of The Punjabi Alphabet
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๐ ฐ๏ธ The Punjabi alphabet, known as Gurmukhi, has 35 letters.
๐ค Gurmukhi is primarily used for writing the Punjabi language in India.
๐ It was standardized by Guru Angad Dev Ji in the 16th century.
๐ The script is written from left to right.
๐ Gurmukhi has a unique set of vowel diacritics called 'nukta.'
๐ The alphabet comprises 10 vowel letters and 25 consonant letters.
โจ Each consonant has an inherent vowel sound, usually 'a.'
๐๏ธ Gurmukhi is also used to write other languages, like Sindhi and Urdu.
๐ The script is taught in schools across Punjab, ensuring its preservation.
๐ก Gurmukhi script is known for its rounded shapes and clear structure.