Tool to discover the Telugu Indian language తెలుగు, with rounded characters made of curved lines and curls.
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Telugu తెలుగు
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What is Telugu? (Definition)
Telugu is an Indian language (Dravidian), used in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana regions. It is one of the 22 official languages of India.
How to write in Telugu?
Telugu writing works by phonemes with an alphasyllabary where each symbol represents a syllable (generally an association of a consonant with a vowel).
The main symbols of Telugu writing include consonants:
| క | ka | ఖ | kha | గ | ga | ఘ | gha | ఙ | ṅa |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| చ | ca | ఛ | cha | జ | ja | ఝ | jha | ఞ | ña |
| ట | ṭa | ఠ | ṭha | డ | ḍa | ఢ | ḍha | ణ | ṇa |
| త | ta | థ | tha | ద | da | ధ | dha | న | na |
| ప | pa | ఫ | pha | బ | ba | భ | bha | మ | ma |
| య | ya | ర | ra | ల | la | వ | va | ళ | ḷa |
| శ | śa | ష | ṣa | స | sa | హ | ha | ఱ | ṟa |
and vowels:
| అ/భ | a | ఆ/భా | ā |
|---|---|---|---|
| ఇ/భి | i | ఈ/భీ | ī |
| ఉ/భు | u | ఊ/భూ | ū |
| ఋ/భృ | r̥ | ౠ/భౄ | r̥̄ |
| ఌ/భౢ | l̥ | ౡ/భౣ | l̥̄ |
| ఎ/భె | e | ఏ/భే | ē |
| ఐ/భై | ai | 0 | |
| ఒ/భొ | o | ఓ/భో | ō |
| ఔ/భౌ | au | 1 |
Finally the digits are:
| ౦ | 0 | ౧ | 1 | ౨ | 2 | ౩ | 3 | ౪ | 4 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ౫ | 5 | ౬ | 6 | ౭ | 7 | ౮ | 8 | ౯ | 9 |
How to decode Telugu?
Telugu is a living language. Telugu is spoken in several parts of India. Telugu does not decode, but translates.
Example: తెలుగు is translated Telugu
How to recognize a Telugu ciphertext? (Identification)
Telugu characters have a curved appearance, with many curls and curves.
The Telugu symbols being quite different from the usual English/Western letters, in fact, the language is sometimes diverted to suggest a coded message.
All references to India, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana regions, Hyderabad city or Yanam territory are clues.
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