ါ
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Translingual
Diacritical mark
ါ
- alternative form of ာ (“Indic dependent vowel ā”)
- alternative form of ာ (“part of the conventional graphical decomposition of the Indic vowel o into component vowel marks.”)
- alternative form of ာ (“part of the conventional graphical decomposition of the Indic vowel au into component vowel marks.”)
Usage notes
In a few languages, notably S'gaw Karen and Western Pwo, this is the only form used for the dependent vowel. Normally, it is used because a ligature of consonant and ာ would be hard to distinguish from yet another consonant.
Burmese
Diacritical mark
ါ • (transliteration needed)
Western Pwo
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /â/
Diacritical mark
ါ (transliteration needed)
- a diacritic used to represent the Western Pwo vowel /a/.
Usage notes
When it is solely used with a consonant, it produces /a/ with a falling tone. This diacritic is written only when the tonal diacritics are unmarked.