Table 1: Common Conjuncts and their Components Components The table below shows some common conjuncts represented by single characters with their consonant components. However, in some cases the conjunct is represented by a single character.

When combining two consonants, usually the first consonant is a half-form and second is a whole, such as મ્ભ. Gujarati Phonetic Keyboard Layout - Normal State The virama key is shown in the image below. (Note, do not type the plus (+) sign in between the consonants but simply type the keys sequentially without plus.) To type 'ત્મ્ય' or 'त्म्य', type ત + ્ + મ + ્ + ય = ત્મ્ય. The virama key is the single apostrophe key ('). If the conjunct is 3 or more consonants, then include a virama between each consonant. To form conjuncts, such as 'શ્ચ' or 'श्च' (sch), you simply type the two consonants that form the conjunct with a virama (્) in between. The three image above include all the consonants of the Gujarati language plus other characters which will be explained later. Image 3: Hindi Phonetic Keyboard Layout (Ctrl+Alt State) To use this phonetic layout, you must install the Gujarati Phonetic keyboard layout found here. The consonants on the Gujarati Phonetic keyboard layout are mapped in the two images below. On the Gujarati Phonetic keyboard layout, the Gujarati (or Hindi) equivalents correspond to the phonetic English counterpart as best as possible. The simplest characters are the consonants. How to type vowels, such as અ, આ, ઇ, ઈ.How to type half letters or conjuncts, such as પ્ત, શ્ર, હ્મ, ત્મ્ય.How to type simple consonants, such as ક, ખ, ગ, ઘ.See these other pages for help with these specific areas:

This page shows you how to type Consonants and Conjuncts (Half letters) using Gujarati Unicode fonts. Ribbon 📩 How to Type Gujarati with Shruti Font 🏠 Vachanamrut Kirtan Muktavali Swamini Vato Gujarati Typing Gujarati Tab

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