ALALC · 2012
Javanese, Sundanese, and Madurese Romanization Table
alalc-jav-Java-Latn-2012 ALA-LC romanization table covering Javanese, Sundanese and Madurese (the PDF carries no in-document version date; its metadata records conversion to MS Word on 2012-01-10). Twenty principal consonants in the hanacaraka order, each with a regular and an appended form (Note 1); the aksara murda and aksara rekan alternates (Note 4); the vowels and sandangan (taling e, pepet e with breve, wulu i, taling plus tarung o, suku u, tarung a-macron) with free-standing vowels (Note 5); the other signs wignyan h, layar r, cecak ng, pa-cerek re with breve, nga-lelet le with breve, pengkal (ya medial) and cakra (ra medial) (Note 5); the pangkon vowel suppressor (Note 1); the numerals zero through nine; and Notes 1-9. Glyphs corresponded to the Unicode Javanese block (the PDF's text layer renders the script in a legacy PUA font).
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