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ৱিকিপিডিয়া:IPA for Sanskrit

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The charts below show the way in which the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) represents Sanskrit pronunciations in Wikipedia articles.

Sanskrit has many complex phonological processes, called sandhi, that alter sounds due to the presence of neighboring sounds at morpheme or word boundaries. See Shiksha for a more thorough discussion of the sounds of Sanskrit.

Consonants
IPANagariIASTEnglish equivalent
b babash
bhabhor
c ccatch
chchoose
dado
d̪ʱ dhadhere
ɖ guard
ɖʱ ḍhguardhouse
ɡ gagate
ɡʱ ghpigheaded
h head
ɦ hahead
j yyak
ɟ jhedge
ɟʱ jhhedgehog
k kscan
khcan
lleaf
m mmuch [1]
nnot [1]
ɳ burner [1]
ɲ ñcanyon [1]
ŋ bank [1]
p pspan
phpan
r r
ssue
ʂ worship
ɕ śshoe
tstable
t̪ʰ thtable
ʈ art
ʈʰ ṭhart-historian
ʋ vbetween ‹w› and ‹v›
Vowels [1][2]
IPANagariIASTEnglish equivalent
ə अ, पatomorrow
ɑː आ, पाābra
ए, पेebetween yell and Yale
i इ, पिihappy
ई, पीīfeet
ऌ, पॢSyllabic ‹l›: bottle
l̩ː ॡ, पॣLong syllabic ‹l›
ओ, पोoold
ऋ, पृSyllabic ‹r›: better
r̩ː ॠ, पॄLong syllabic ‹r›: bird
u उ, पुulook
ऊ, पूūloot
əi ऐ, पैaieye
əu औ, पौauowl


Other symbols
IPANagariIASTEnglish equivalent
 ̃ nasal vowel ([ãː], [õː], etc.) [1]
ˈ stress
(placed before stressed syllable)
  1. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Vowels may occur nasalized as an allophone of the nasal consonants in certain positions. See anusvara, chandrabindu.
  2. Sanskrit distinguishes between long and short vowels. Each monophthong has a long and short phoneme. The diphthongs, historically /ai, aːi, au, aːu/, also have a difference in quality: /e, əi, o, əu/. Vowels may rarely occur extra-long.

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