Appendix:Georgian script
This appendix explains characters written in the Georgian script.
This is the dominant script in this group.
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| ა | ბ | გ | დ | ე | ვ | ზ | თ | ი | კ | ლ | მ | ნ | ო | პ | ჟ | რ | ს | ტ | უ | ფ | ქ | ღ | ყ | შ | ჩ | ც | ძ | წ | ჭ | ხ | ჯ | ჰ |
| Ⴀ | Ⴁ | Ⴂ | Ⴃ | Ⴄ | Ⴅ | Ⴆ | Ⴇ | Ⴈ | Ⴉ | Ⴊ | Ⴋ | Ⴌ | Ⴍ | Ⴎ | Ⴏ | Ⴐ | Ⴑ | Ⴒ | Ⴓ | Ⴔ | Ⴕ | Ⴖ | Ⴗ | Ⴘ | Ⴙ | Ⴚ | Ⴛ | Ⴜ | Ⴝ | Ⴞ | Ⴟ | Ⴠ |
| /ɑ/ | /b/ | /ɡ/ | /d/ | /ɛ/ | /v/ | /z/ | /tʰ/ | /i/ | /kʼ/ | /l/ | /m/ | /n/ | /ɔ/ | /pʼ/ | /ʒ/ | /r/ | /s/ | /tʼ/ | /u/ | /pʰ/ | /kʰ/ | /ɣ/ | /qʼ/ | /ʃ/ | /t͡ʃʰ/ | /t͡sʰ/ | /d͡z/ | /t͡sʼ/ | /t͡ʃʼ/ | /x/ | /d͡ʒ/ | /h/ |
| a | b | g | d | e | v | z | t | i | ḳ | l | m | n | o | ṗ | ž | r | s | ṭ | u | p | k | ɣ | q̇ | š | č | c | ʒ | c̣ | č̣ | x | ǯ | h |
Old ecclesiastical Khutsuri script
- Asomtavruli (ასომთავრული) alphabet: traditional round letters, also used in the bicameral Khutsuri script for some capitalized letters.
- Nuskhuri or Nusxuri (ნუსხური) alphabet: angular letters used only in the bicameral Khutsuri script as lowercase letters for most parts of texts of mediæval manuscripts.
See also
- Appendix:Unicode/Georgian: contains traditional “Asomtavruli” (round) letters, also used as capital letters in old ecclesiastic texts with the bicameral “Khutsuri” script, and “Mkhedruli” letters (variable height with descenders and descenders), used as lower case letters in most texts with the modern Georgian script, and a few additional characters.
- Appendix:Unicode/Georgian Extended: contains “Mtavruli” letters (variants of “Mkhedruli” letters with a fixed height and no descenders or ascenders), used as capital letters for emphasis and titling in some texts with the modern Georgian script.
- Appendix:Unicode/Georgian Supplement: contains “Nuskuri” (angular) letters, used as lowercase letters in old ecclesiastic texts with the bicameral “Khutsusi” script.
Georgian alphabet on Wikipedia.Wikipedia
