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Unicode CLDR (transforms) · Aug 5, 16:07 UTC

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Transliteration rule sets
21

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Transform files
Bengali-Telugu.xml, Devanagari-Telugu.xml, Gujarati-Telugu.xml, Gurmukhi-Telugu.xml, InterIndic-Telugu.xml, Kannada-Telugu.xml, Latin-Telugu.xml, Malayalam-Telugu.xml, Oriya-Telugu.xml, Tamil-Telugu.xml, Telugu-Arabic.xml, Telugu-Bengali.xml, Telugu-Devanagari.xml, Telugu-Gujarati.xml, Telugu-Gurmukhi.xml, Telugu-InterIndic.xml, Telugu-Kannada.xml, Telugu-Latin.xml, Telugu-Malayalam.xml, Telugu-Oriya.xml, Telugu-Tamil.xml

Notes from Unicode CLDR (transforms)

  • Some CLDR names (Bengali, Devanagari, Armenian, Arabic, Hebrew, Greek, Han, Thai, and others) name both a script and its eponymous language; a filename mentioning one of these can't always be told apart from the other, so this count may attribute a script-level transform to the language of the same name.

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Source snapshot: cldr-transforms_2026-08-05_1607.json · harvested Aug 5, 16:07 UTC

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