ROMAN ALPHABETIC CODING SCHEME FOR INDIAN LANGUAGES

      	   (for understanding without any graphic display)

Our Roman alphabetic coding scheme for the Indian alphabet is
given below.  The characters are given in order of their appearance
in the alphabet, so they can be understood easily. Some comments are
given below the characters in brackets.         

eV, oV refer to Telugu characters, and lY refer to a Marathi character
and can be ignored normally while working with Hindi data.

 a    A      i       I      u       U       eV           e          E 
                                       (Telugu hrisva e)  

 ¤	¥	¦	§	¨	©	«      	     ¬	   ­


 oV          o       O       M            w         z              R   x 

(Telugu                   (anusvAra)  (visarga) (chandra bindu)   (ri)
hrisva o)

 ¯           °	    ±	    ¤¢          ¤£         ¡              ª     é

         k       kh         g       gh      f


        ³è	 ´è    	   µè	    ¶è	    ¦



         c       ch        j       jh      F


         ¸è      ¹è        ºè       »è	   ¼è



	 T       Th         D       Dh      N


	 ½è	 ¾è  	    ¿è	    Àè	    Áè



         t        th        d       dh      n


    	 Âè       Ãè	    Äè	   Åè	   Æè



	 p       ph         b       bh       m


	 Èè      Éè         Êè      Ëè	     Ìè



	  y      r          l       v  
     

	 Íè	 Ïè         Ñè	   Ôè	



	 sh      s         S       H        lY


	 Õè     ×è	   Öè	   Øè	     Òè

                                        (Marathi l)



Some conjoint characters commonly listed in the alphabet, they
follow the above notation logically:



  kS       tr       jF     shr

  ³èÖè     ÂèÏè    ºè¼è   ÕèÏè   


 Example:


    
    rAma


     
       sIwA


      
      kqRNa


       
 
   rAma   -> ÏÚÌ


      
     sItA   -> ×ÜÂÚ


       
    kRSNa  -> ³ßÖèÁ