oes, in India it is spelled as Punjabi and in Pakistan it is spelled as
Panjabi.
Aditya Gokhale.
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From: "Roozbeh Pournader" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Unicode List" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, February 21, 2003 1:30 PM
Subject: Panj
To support what Kayur has to say I will add few more
things.
Take for instance a "vowel sigh" (matras as we call here in
India) e.g. say is e (U093F), is combined with a consonant like ka (U0915) in
the sequence it forms ke. (Please see the first image). The repositioning of the
shape ha
Hello,
Thanks for the reply. I will check the points as you said, as far as the
font issues are considered. We all know how jna,shra and ksh are formed in
UNICODE and ISCII, but the point I wanted to make was, if we have to sort /
search / process the data in Devanagari script, then we have to
all views on the matter from the group ? In my opinion they should be given
different code points in the specific language code page.
Please find below the character glyphs -
jna
shra
ksh
thanks,
Aditya Gokhale.
GIST Research and Development Lab,
C-DAC Pune,
Maharashtra, India.
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