Nukta (CCC7)

Nukta marks are diacritic dots, usually placed below a base consonant in Indic and related scripts. They modify the sound of the consonant, often representing borrowed phonemes or distinctions not present in the original script. Nukta marks are essential for accurate transliteration and phonetic precision.

Below you will find all the characters assigned the Nukta (CCC7) canonical combining class in Unicode. Currently there are 27 characters in this class.