Eastern Neo-Brahmi script

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Eastern Neo-Brahmi script is a modern Indic writing system used for several Eastern South Asian languages, including Bengali and Assamese, derived from the ancient Brahmi script.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Indic script
abugida
writing system
derivedFrom Brahmi script
direction left-to-right
encodes phonemic segments
hasFeature conjunct consonants
diacritic-based vowel notation
distinct consonant and vowel signs
independent vowel letters
inherent vowel
numeral signs
vowel diacritics
historicalOrigin Gupta script
region Eastern South Asia
South Asia
relatedTo Bengali script
surface form: Bengali–Assamese script

Kaithi script
Odia script
Tirhuta script
scriptCategory Eastern Neo-Brahmi script self-linksurface differs
surface form: Eastern Neo-Brahmi
scriptFamily Brahmic scripts
surface form: Brahmic
subclassOf Brahmic scripts
surface form: Brahmic script

Eastern Neo-Brahmi script self-linksurface differs
surface form: Neo-Brahmi script
timePeriod modern era
usedFor Assamese
surface form: Assamese language

Bengali
surface form: Bengali language

Meitei language
Sylheti language
usedIn Assam
People's Republic of Bangladesh (from East Pakistan)
surface form: Bangladesh

Barak Valley
India
Tripura
West Bengal
writingDirection horizontal
writingSystemClass Eastern Brahmic
writingSystemType alphasyllabary

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Eastern Nagari script alsoKnownAs Eastern Neo-Brahmi script
Eastern Neo-Brahmi script subclassOf Eastern Neo-Brahmi script self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Neo-Brahmi script
Eastern Neo-Brahmi script scriptCategory Eastern Neo-Brahmi script self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Eastern Neo-Brahmi