Čhē
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Template:Arabic script sidebarTemplate:Arabic script sidebarČhē (ڇ) is an Arabic-script letter used in various Pakistani languages. It is derived from the glyph of the Persian letter čē (چ) with an additional dot to represent [[[:Template:IPA-link]]] in Sindhi,[1] [[[:Template:IPA-link]]] in Balti,[2] and [[[:Template:IPA-link]]] in Shina,[3] Torwali,[4] Ushojo,[5] and Khowar.[6] It is alternatively represented by the digraph چھ and is equivalent to the Devanagari letter छ.
Forms[edit]
Template:Arabic alphabet Naskh and Nastaliq shapes
References[edit]
- ↑ "Omniglot - Sindhi alphabets, pronunciation and language"
- ↑ "Omniglot - Balti alphabets, pronunciation and language"
- ↑ "Omniglot - Shina alphabets, pronunciation and language"
- ↑ "Omniglot - Torwali alphabets, pronunciation and language"
- ↑ "Omniglot - Ushojo alphabets, pronunciation and language"
- ↑ "Omniglot - Khowar alphabets, pronunciation and language"
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