The Tolong Siki Unicode block is a newly added block that contains the characters for the Tolong Siki alphabet. This alphabet was invented in 1999 by Dr. Narayan Oraon to write the Kurukh language, a North Dravidian language spoken in parts of East India. The Tolong Siki script is a unique, left-to-right alphabetic system, and its inclusion in Unicode will help with the digital preservation and use of the Kurukh language.

View a range of fonts that support the Tolong Siki block.

Below you will find all the characters that are in the Tolong Siki unicode block. Currently there are 54 characters in this block.