Virama (CCC9) - Page 2

Viramas (also called halants or killers) are combining marks used in Indic scripts to suppress the inherent vowel of a consonant. This allows consonants to combine into clusters or conjunct forms. Viramas play a key role in shaping and rendering complex scripts.

Below you will find all the characters assigned the Virama (CCC9) canonical combining class in Unicode. Currently there are 69 characters in this class.