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婆罗米系文字

Also known as Brahmic script

family of abugida writing systems

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Brahmic scripts are a family of writing systems used across South and Southeast Asia that represent consonants and vowels in a connected way, rather than as completely separate letters. They matter because they're the foundation for writing dozens of major languages in the region, including Hindi, Bengali, Tamil, and Thai, making them one of the world's most widely used writing systems.

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Subclass of: abugida
Based on: Brahmi
Image: Gupta consonants and vowel diacritics.png

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different from: Brahmi
Commons category: Brahmic scripts
topic's main category: Category:Brahmic scripts

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婆罗米/波羅密系文字或印度系文字，是印度孔雀王朝的婆罗米文衍生而來的一種書寫系統，屬于元音附标文字（Abugida）。其被廣泛使用于南亞、東南亞、部分中亞及東亞地區。是目前世界上第四多人使用的文字系統。其獨立的音節字母通常被稱為婆罗米文字或印度文字，婆罗米系文字雖然是世界上第四多人使用的文字系統，但該文字在南亞和東南亞各國會因政經和地理環境而呈現出不同的樣貌。婆罗米系文字寫法十分繁雜和華麗，與世界上其他文字的簡潔形成強烈對比。這些文字被用于很多語族，包括印歐語系、漢藏語系、蒙古語族、达罗毗荼语系、南亞語系、南島語系、壯傣語支。

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