Talk:Pallava script
Add topicLatest comment: 26 days ago by Grande1900 in topic Different forms of Ḷa?
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[edit]The Pallava script is too different from the Grantha family to be redirected. It had a stable and distinctive form at the point that it became ancestor to the Southeast Asian scripts. It should be considered a separate child of Southern Brahmic scripts.
Different forms of Ḷa?
[edit]Other brahmic scripts seem have different forms of ḷa, one based on ḍa for indic use (𑀟→𑀴), and another based on la for dravidian use (𑀮→𑁵). Does pallava have both or just the one that looks like it's based on ḍa? Grande1900 (talk) 15:43, 30 June 2026 (UTC)