Dear Colleague,

Between the nasal vowel eg in French ‘en’ and the velar n  one has
anusvāra written with a dot over m. The nasal as I learned was
represented by a wave above the vowel. Unicode does not furnish the
letters. One has to improvise. I use them in MSWord for printing. But
they are not Unicode compliant
 Best

DB

On Fri, Aug 5, 2016 at 6:57 PM, Rolf Heinrich Koch
<rolfheiner.koch@gmail.com> wrote:
> Dear list members,
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> there is one Sinhala sign consisting of a half-nasal with following ba,
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> like in a-m-ba (mango).
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> Unicode has a half-nasal for n, e. g. paňdita.
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> But I could not figure out the corresponding sign for the half-nasal m.
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> Since the anusvara ṃ is also frequent in Sinhala, I am using ṁ for
> transcribing the half nasal m, e. g. aṁba.
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> My work does not allow the composition of signs with the help of an
> additional accent.
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> Anyone came across the Unicode-standard for he half nasal of m?
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> Best
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> Rolf Heinrich Koch
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> www.rolfheinrichkoch.wordpress.com
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