45.@WX-@ROMAN @ALPHABETIC @CODING @SCHEME @FOR @INDIAN @LANGUAGES (@NEXT-@CHAPTER @PREV-@CHAPTER @CONTENTS)

         (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 @even @without @anyway @to
@view @them.  @Some @comments @are @given @below @the @characters @in @brackets.
(This @notation @is @given @in @the @appendix @of @our @book "@NLP: @A @Paninian
@Perspective", @Akshar @Bharati, @Vineet @Chaitanya, @and @Rajeev @Sangal,
@Prentice-@Hall @of @India, 1995. @It @can @also @be @found @in @Narayana'@s
@thesis @on @anusaaraka.)

@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            @H       @z             @q
  (Telugu                      (anusvAra) (visarga) (chandra @bindu) (ri)
  @hrisva @o)

  @k       @K       @g       @G       @f

  @c       @C       @j       @J       @F

  @t       @T       @d       @D       @N

  @w       @W       @x       @X       @n

  @p       @P       @b       @B       @m

  @y       @r       @l       @v       

  @S       @s       @R       @h       @lY
                              (Marathi @l)

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

  @kR       @wr       @jF     @Sr

@Ex:
        @rAma
        @sIwA
        @kqRNa