ဢ

ဢ U+1022, ဢ
MYANMAR LETTER SHAN A
← အ
[U+1021] 		Myanmar ဣ →
[U+1023]

Translingual

Letter

ဢ

  1. The letter ʼa used in Aiton, Khamti, Phake, Shan, and Tai Laing.
  2. The independent vowel a used in Old Burmese.

Usage notes

Aiton, Khamti, and Phake can have the alternative dotted form by appending U+FE00.[1][2] Tai Laing also has their variant sharing with the same codepoint.[3][4]

  • Default ʼa
    Default ʼa
  • Aiton, Khamti, and Phake ʼa, dotted form
    Aiton, Khamti, and Phake ʼa, dotted form
  • Tai Laing ʼa, variant form
    Tai Laing ʼa, variant form

References
  1. Notes on Khamti
  2. https://www.unicode.org/Public/UNIDATA/StandardizedVariants.txt
  3. Proposal to add minority characters to Myanmar script
  4. "Tai Laing". Representing Myanmar in Unicode, Details and Examples Version 4.

Shan

Pronunciation
  • IPA(key): /ʔa˨˦/
  • Rhymes: -a

Letter

ဢ • (ʼǎ)

  1. the 33rd alphabet of Shan alphabet, named ဢ ဢၢင်ႇ.

Verb

ဢ • (ʼǎ) (abstract noun လွင်ႈဢ)

  1. Alternative form of ဢႃႉ (ʼâ̰a)

See also
  • ဢ- (prefix)
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