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Telugu Unicode Characters page 2


List of all characters from the Telugu Unicode Characters
The Telugu block includes characters used in the Telugu script, which is used for writing the Telugu language, one of the major Dravidian languages spoken in the Indian states of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. The script is an abugida, where each consonant is accompanied by an inherent vowel sound that can be modified by adding diacritical marks. This block includes vowels, consonants, numerals, and various diacritics. The Telugu script is known for its rounded letters and is used in a variety of literary and official contexts, from classical poetry to modern media..
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3104U+0C20TELUGU LETTER TTHA
3105U+0C21TELUGU LETTER DDA
3106U+0C22TELUGU LETTER DDHA
3107U+0C23TELUGU LETTER NNA
3108U+0C24TELUGU LETTER TA
3109U+0C25TELUGU LETTER THA
3110U+0C26TELUGU LETTER DA
3111U+0C27TELUGU LETTER DHA
3112U+0C28TELUGU LETTER NA
3114U+0C2ATELUGU LETTER PA
3115U+0C2BTELUGU LETTER PHA
3116U+0C2CTELUGU LETTER BA
3117U+0C2DTELUGU LETTER BHA
3118U+0C2ETELUGU LETTER MA
3119U+0C2FTELUGU LETTER YA
3120U+0C30TELUGU LETTER RA
3121U+0C31TELUGU LETTER RRA
3122U+0C32TELUGU LETTER LA
3123U+0C33TELUGU LETTER LLA
3124U+0C34TELUGU LETTER LLLA
3125U+0C35TELUGU LETTER VA
3126U+0C36TELUGU LETTER SHA
3127U+0C37TELUGU LETTER SSA
3128U+0C38TELUGU LETTER SA
3129U+0C39TELUGU LETTER HA
3132U+0C3CTELUGU SIGN NUKTA
3133U+0C3DTELUGU SIGN AVAGRAHA
3134U+0C3ETELUGU VOWEL SIGN AA
3135U+0C3Fి TELUGU VOWEL SIGN I
3136U+0C40TELUGU VOWEL SIGN II
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