Tham script

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Tham script is a historic Brahmic writing system used primarily for Northern Thai, Tai Lue, and Khün languages in parts of Thailand, Laos, and Myanmar, especially in religious and traditional texts.

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Label Occurrences
Tham script canonical 1

Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Brahmic script
abugida
historic writing system
alsoKnownAs Lanna script NERFINISHED
Tai Tham script NERFINISHED
Tham Lanna script NERFINISHED
associatedReligion Theravada Buddhism NERFINISHED
derivedFrom Old Mon script NERFINISHED
Pallava script NERFINISHED
hasScriptProperty conjunct consonants
consonant-based
distinct high and low consonant series
inherent vowel /a/
stacked consonants
tone marks
vowel diacritics
historicalPeriod Lan Na Kingdom era NERFINISHED
primaryUsage Buddhist manuscripts
religious texts
traditional literature
relatedTo Lao script
New Tai Lue script NERFINISHED
Thai script
scriptCodeStandard Unicode NERFINISHED
scriptFamily Brahmic scripts
status partially endangered
used mainly in liturgical contexts
subclassOf Tai Tham script NERFINISHED
unicodeBlockName Tai Tham NERFINISHED
unicodeBlockRange U+1A20–U+1AAF
usedBy Buddhist monastic communities
Khün people NERFINISHED
Northern Thai people NERFINISHED
Tai Lue people NERFINISHED
usedFor Khün language
Lanna language NERFINISHED
Northern Thai language NERFINISHED
Pali language NERFINISHED
Tai Lue language NERFINISHED
inscriptions
palm-leaf manuscripts
usedIn Lan Na region NERFINISHED
Laos NERFINISHED
Myanmar NERFINISHED
Northern Thailand NERFINISHED
Shan State NERFINISHED
writingDirection left-to-right
writingSystemType abugida

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Tai Tham script alternativeName Tham script