Template:Indic glyph

^ The middle "Kushana" form of Brahmi is a later style that emerged as Brahmi scripts were beginning to proliferate. Gupta Brahmi was definitely a stylistic descendant from Kushana, but other Brahmi-derived scripts may have descended from earlier forms.
^ Tocharian is probably derived from the middle period "Kushana" form of Brahmi, although artifacts from that time are not plentiful enough to establish a definite succession.
^ Pyu and Old Mon are probably the precursors of the Burmese script, and may be derived from either the Pallava or Kadamba script
^ May also be derived from Devangari (see bottom left of table)
^ The Origin of Hangul from 'Phags-pa is one of limited influence, inspiring at most a few basic letter shapes. Hangul does not function as an Indic abugida.
^ Although the basic letter forms of the Canadian Aboriginal Syllabics were derived from handwritten Devanagari letters, this abugida indicates vowel sounds by rotations of the letter form, rather than the use of vowel diacritics as is standard in Indic abugidas.
^ May also be derived from Ranjana (see above)
^ Masaram Gondi acts as an Indic abugida, but its letterforms were not derived from any single precursor script.

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{{Indic glyph}} is used to add a tree of related characters from various Indic scripts to articles on pan-Indic letters.

Parameters[edit]

This template takes one of two parameters to display a character. The parameters are the ISO 15924 four letter code for the script (or an alternate prefix for scripts not in that standard), followed by "cp" to specify the plain text codepoint, or "img" to specify the filename of the image of the character. If both are specified, the image will be displayed in preference to a text character. In addition, the ISO 15924 code + "2cp" or "2img" will show an additional character for that script.

The Brahmi script has parameters for specifying image files in three major stylistic periods - Ashoka, Kushana, and Gupta Brahmi - which all share the same codepoint. Finally, there is one parameter for specifying the ISCII code point of a character for the 9 scripts inherited into Unicode from that standard (Unicode unified Bengali and Assamese from ISCII).

`{{Indic glyph}}` parameters
Script	Codepoint	Image
ISCII scripts
Devanagari	`devacp =`	`devaimg =`
Bengali	`bengcp =`	`bengimg =`
Tamil	`tamlcp =`	`tamlimg =`
Telugu	`telucp =`	`teluimg =`
Oriya	`oryacp =`	`oryaimg =`
Kannada	`kndacp =`	`kndaimg =`
Malayalam	`mlymcp =`	`mlymimg =`
Gujarati	`gujrcp =`	`gujrimg =`
Gurmukhi	`gurucp =`	`guruimg =`
Ancient scripts
Aramaic	`armicp =`	`armiimg =`
Ashoka Brahmi	`brahcp =`	`ashokaimg =`
Kushana Brahmi		`kushanaimg =`
Gupta Brahmi		`guptaimg =`
Kharoṣṭhī	`kharcp =`	`kharimg =`
Tocharian	`tochcp =`	`tochimg =`
Kadamba	`kdmbacp =`	`kdmbaimg =`
Pallava	`plavacp =`	`plavaimg =`
Siddhaṃ	`siddcp =`	`siddimg =`
Grantha	`grancp =`	`granimg =`
Aksara Kawi	`kawicp =`	`kawiimg =`
Old Gupta-derived scripts
Tibetan	`tibtcp =`	`tibtimg =`
Tibetan subjoined	`tibtaltcp =`	`tibtaltimg =`
Phags-pa	`phagcp =`	`phagimg =`
Zanabazar Square	`zanbcp =`	`zanbimg =`
Newa	`newacp =`	`newaimg =`
Ranjana	`ranjcp =`	`ranjimg =`
Bhaiksuki	`bhkscp =`	`bhksimg =`
Sharada	`shrdcp =`	`shrdimg =`
Hangul	`hangcp =`	`hangimg =`
Burmese family scripts
Pyu / Old Mon	`pyucp =`	`pyuimg =`
Burmese	`mymrcp =`	`mymrimg =`
Tai Tham	`lanacp =`	`lanaimg =`
Tai Tham 2nd	`lana2cp =`	`lana2img =`
New Tai Lue	`talucp =`	`taluimg =`
New Tai Lue 2nd	`talu2cp =`	`talu2img =`
Khmer family scripts
Khmer	`khmrcp =`	`khmrimg =`
Khmer 2nd	`khmr2cp =`	`khmr2img =`
Lao	`laoocp =`	`laooimg =`
Lao 2nd	`laoo2cp =`	`laoo2img =`
Thai	`thaicp =`	`thaiimg =`
Thai 2nd	`thai2cp =`	`thai2img =`
Tai Viet	`tavtcp =`	`tavtimg =`
Tai Viet 2nd	`tavt2cp =`	`tavt2img =`
Other Kadamba- & Grantha-derived scripts
Sinhala	`sinhcp =`	`sinhimg =`
Kayah Li	`kalicp =`	`kaliimg =`
Chakma	`cakmcp =`	`cakmimg =`
Tai Le	`talecp =`	`taleimg =`
Ahom	`ahomcp =`	`ahomimg =`
Dives Akuru	`diakcp =`	`diakimg =`
Saurashtra	`saurcp =`	`saurimg =`
Cham	`chamcp =`	`chamimg =`
Nagaris
Modi	`modicp =`	`modiimg =`
Nandinagari	`nandcp =`	`nandimg =`
Soyombo	`soyocp =`	`soyoimg =`
Sylheti Nagari	`sylocp =`	`syloimg =`
Gunjala Gondi	`gongcp =`	`gongimg =`
Kaithi	`kthicp =`	`kthiimg =`
Other Gupta-derived scripts
Tirhuta	`tirhcp =`	`tirhimg =`
Lepcha	`lepccp =`	`lepcimg =`
Limbu	`limbcp =`	`limbimg =`
Meitei Mayek	`mteicp =`	`mteiimg =`
Marchen	`marccp =`	`marcimg =`
Sharada-derived scripts
Takri	`takrcp =`	`takrimg =`
Dogri	`dogrcp =`	`dogrimg =`
Khojki	`khojcp =`	`khojimg =`
Khudabadi	`sindcp =`	`sindimg =`
Mahajani	`mahjcp =`	`mahjimg =`
Multani	`multcp =`	`multimg =`
Kawi-derived scripts
Balinese	`balicp =`	`baliimg =`
Batak	`batkcp =`	`batkimg =`
Buginese	`bugicp =`	`bugiimg =`
Javanese	`javacp =`	`javaimg =`
Makasar	`makacp =`	`makaimg =`
Rejang	`rjngcp =`	`rjngimg =`
Sundanese	`sundcp =`	`sundimg =`
Philippine scripts
Baybayin	`tglgcp =`	`tglgimg =`
Tagbanwa	`tagbcp =`	`tagbimg =`
Buhid	`buhdcp =`	`buhdimg =`
Hanuno'o	`hanocp =`	`hanoimg =`
Masaram Gondi	`gonmcp =`	`gonmimg =`
Aboriginal Canadian Syllabics
Canadian Syllabics E-grade	`canscp =`	`cansimg =`

Example code[edit]

Note: This is not an accurate representation of the Indic letter Ka

{{Indic glyph |brahcp = 11013 |ashokaimg = Brahmi k.svg |tochimg = Tocharian letter ka.gif |toch2img = Tocharian letter kà.gif |kharcp = 10A10 |guptaimg = Gupta allahabad k.svg |siddimg = Siddham k.svg |grancp = 11315 |chamcp = AA06 |sinhimg = Sinhala suddha ka.svg |tibtcp = 0F40 |mlymcp = 0D15 |telucp = 0C15 |mymrcp = 1000 |lepccp = 1C00 |saurcp = A892 |kndacp = 0C95 |kalicp = A90A |limbcp = 1901 |khmrcp = 1780 |tamlcp = 0B95 |cakmcp = 11107 |lanacp = 1A20 |mteicp = ABC0 |thaicp = 0E15 |laoocp = 0E95 |talecp = 1950 |tirhcp = 1148F |talucp = 1982 |tavtcp = AA80 |tavt2cp = AA81 |phagcp = A840 |shrdcp = 11191 |rjngcp = A930 |batkcp = 1BC5 |bugicp = 1A00 |bengcp = 0995 |bengimg = Bengali Letter Ka.svg |takrcp = 1168A |javacp = A98F |balicp = 1B13 |sundcp = 1B8A |tglgcp = 1703 |modicp = 1160E |gujrcp = 0A95;&#x0AC0 |khojcp = 11208 |sindcp = 112BA |mahjcp = 11155 |tagbcp = 1763 |devacp = 0915;्&#x0937 |devaimg = Deva-kṣa.png |kthicp = 1108D |gurucp = 0A15 |guruimg = Gurmukhi ਕ.svg |buhdcp = 1743 |sylocp = A807 |hanocp = 1723 }}

Comparison of an Indic letter in different scripts

Aramaic
-

Kharoṣṭhī
𐨐

Ashoka Brahmi

Kushana Brahmi^[a]
𑀓

Tocharian^[b]

/

Gupta Brahmi

Pallava
-

Kadamba
-

Bhaiksuki
-

Siddhaṃ

Grantha
𑌕

Cham
ꨆ

Sinhala

Pyu /
Old Mon^[c]
-

Tibetan
ཀ

Newa
-

Ahom
-

Malayalam
ക

Telugu
క

Burmese
က

Lepcha
ᰀ

Ranjana
-

Saurashtra
ꢒ

Dives Akuru
-

Kannada
ಕ

Kayah Li
ꤊ

Limbu
ᤁ

Soyombo^[d]
-

Khmer
ក

Tamil
க

Chakma
𑄇

Tai Tham
ᨠ

Meitei Mayek
ꯀ

Gaudi
-

Thai
ต

Lao
ຕ

Tai Le
ᥐ

Marchen
-

Tirhuta
𑒏

New Tai Lue
ᦂ

Tai Viet
ꪀ / ꪁ

Aksara Kawi
-

'Phags-pa
ꡀ

Odia
-

Sharada
𑆑

Rejang
ꤰ

Batak
ᯅ

Buginese
ᨀ

Zanabazar Square
-

Bengali-Assamese

Takri
𑚊

Javanese
ꦏ

Balinese
ᬓ

Makasar
-

Hangul^[e]
-

Northern Nagari
-

Dogri
-

Laṇḍā
-

Sundanese
ᮊ

Baybayin
ᜃ

Modi
𑘎

Gujarati
કી

Khojki
𑈈

Khudabadi
𑊺

Mahajani
𑅕

Tagbanwa
ᝣ

Devanagari

Nandinagari
-

Kaithi
𑂍

Gurmukhi

Multani
-

Buhid
ᝃ

Canadian Syllabics^[f]
-

Soyombo^[g]
-

Sylheti Nagari
ꠇ

Gunjala Gondi
-

Masaram Gondi^[h]
-

Hanuno'o
ᜣ

Notes

^ The middle "Kushana" form of Brahmi is a later style that emerged as Brahmi scripts were beginning to proliferate. Gupta Brahmi was definitely a stylistic descendant from Kushana, but other Brahmi-derived scripts may have descended from earlier forms.
^ Tocharian is probably derived from the middle period "Kushana" form of Brahmi, although artifacts from that time are not plentiful enough to establish a definite succession.
^ Pyu and Old Mon are probably the precursors of the Burmese script, and may be derived from either the Pallava or Kadamba script
^ May also be derived from Devangari (see bottom left of table)
^ The Origin of Hangul from 'Phags-pa is one of limited influence, inspiring at most a few basic letter shapes. Hangul does not function as an Indic abugida.
^ Although the basic letter forms of the Canadian Aboriginal Syllabics were derived from handwritten Devanagari letters, this abugida indicates vowel sounds by rotations of the letter form, rather than the use of vowel diacritics as is standard in Indic abugidas.
^ May also be derived from Ranjana (see above)
^ Masaram Gondi acts as an Indic abugida, but its letterforms were not derived from any single precursor script.

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Example code[edit]

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