| Georgian Braille | |
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| Script type | Alphabet |
Print basis | Georgian alphabet |
| Languages | Georgian |
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Parent systems | Braille
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Georgian Braille is abraille alphabet used for writing theGeorgian language. The assignments of theGeorgian alphabet to braille patterns is largely consistent withunified international braille.[1]
 ⠁ აa |  ⠃ ბb |  ⠛ გg |  ⠙ დd |  ⠑ ეe |  ⠺ ვv |  ⠵ ზz |  ⠋ თt’ |  ⠊ იi |  ⠅ კk |  ⠇ ლl |
 ⠍ მm |  ⠝ ნn |  ⠕ ოo |  ⠏ პp |  ⠚ ჟzh |  ⠗ რr |  ⠎ სs |  ⠞ ტt |  ⠥ უu |  ⠧ ფp’ |  ⠻ ქk’ |
 ⠫ ღgh |  ⠮ ყq |  ⠱ შsh |  ⠟ ჩch’ |  ⠉ ცts’ |  ⠽ ძdz |  ⠹ წts |  ⠭ ჭch |  ⠓ ხkh |  ⠪ ჯdj |  ⠯ ჰh |
Thebasic braille range mostly conforms with international norms, with the exception of sounds which do not occur in Georgian, such as⠋*f (reassigned in Georgian to თt’), and⠟*q, which is used for ჩch’ rather than ყq. The assignment of⠟ to ჩch’ is reminiscent ofRussian Braille, as is one or two other letters (⠱ for შsh is widespread in Eastern Europe), but most of the extended-letter assignments are unique to Georgian.
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