Nag Mundari
Script details
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| Code | Nagm |
| Script type | alphabet |
| Region | Indic |
| Status | Current |
| Direction | LTR |
| Baseline | bottom |
| Case | no |
| White space | between words |
| Complex behaviors | diacritics |
| OpenType code | nagm |
| ISO 15924 Numeric Code / Key | 295 (left-to-right alphabetic) |
Script description
The Nag Mundari script has sometimes been called Mundari Bani script.
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It has been used for writing the Mundari language of India. The script was invented by Rohidas Singh Nag in the latter half of the 20th century.
The script has 27 letters, 5 “tong” (a collection of symbols and diacritics), and script specific digits. European-style punctuation is used.
Languages that use this script
| Language | Writing System Code | Writing System Status | SLDR/CLDR locale | Regional variants |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mundari | unr-Nagm | in use | unr-Nagm-NP (Nepal) |
Unicode status
In The Unicode Standard, Nag Mundari script implementation is discussed in Chapter 13: South and Central Asia-II — Other Modern Scripts
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Resources
- ScriptSource page for Nag Mundari - all about scripts, languages, and writing systems
- Wikipedia article on Nag Mundari