Kayah Li Alphabet

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Table of Symbols

SymbolNameUnicodeHTMLDownload
Kayah Li Digit ZeroU+A900꤀SVG | PNG
Kayah Li Digit OneU+A901꤁SVG | PNG
Kayah Li Digit TwoU+A902꤂SVG | PNG
Kayah Li Digit ThreeU+A903꤃SVG | PNG
Kayah Li Digit FourU+A904꤄SVG | PNG
Kayah Li Digit FiveU+A905꤅SVG | PNG
Kayah Li Digit SixU+A906꤆SVG | PNG
Kayah Li Digit SevenU+A907꤇SVG | PNG
Kayah Li Digit EightU+A908꤈SVG | PNG
Kayah Li Digit NineU+A909꤉SVG | PNG
Kayah Li Letter KaU+A90AꤊSVG | PNG
Kayah Li Letter KhaU+A90BꤋSVG | PNG
Kayah Li Letter GaU+A90CꤌSVG | PNG
Kayah Li Letter NgaU+A90DꤍSVG | PNG
Kayah Li Letter SaU+A90EꤎSVG | PNG
Kayah Li Letter ShaU+A90FꤏSVG | PNG
Kayah Li Letter ZaU+A910ꤐSVG | PNG
Kayah Li Letter NyaU+A911ꤑSVG | PNG
Kayah Li Letter TaU+A912ꤒSVG | PNG
Kayah Li Letter HtaU+A913ꤓSVG | PNG
Kayah Li Letter NaU+A914ꤔSVG | PNG
Kayah Li Letter PaU+A915ꤕSVG | PNG
Kayah Li Letter PhaU+A916ꤖSVG | PNG
Kayah Li Letter MaU+A917ꤗSVG | PNG
Kayah Li Letter DaU+A918ꤘSVG | PNG
Kayah Li Letter BaU+A919ꤙSVG | PNG
Kayah Li Letter RaU+A91AꤚSVG | PNG
Kayah Li Letter YaU+A91BꤛSVG | PNG
Kayah Li Letter LaU+A91CꤜSVG | PNG
Kayah Li Letter WaU+A91DꤝSVG | PNG
Kayah Li Letter ThaU+A91EꤞSVG | PNG
Kayah Li Letter HaU+A91FꤟSVG | PNG
Kayah Li Letter VaU+A920ꤠSVG | PNG
Kayah Li Letter CaU+A921ꤡSVG | PNG
Kayah Li Letter AU+A922ꤢSVG | PNG
Kayah Li Letter OeU+A923ꤣSVG | PNG
Kayah Li Letter IU+A924ꤤSVG | PNG
Kayah Li Letter OoU+A925ꤥSVG | PNG
Kayah Li Vowel UeU+A926ꤦSVG | PNG
Kayah Li Vowel EU+A927ꤧSVG | PNG
Kayah Li Vowel UU+A928ꤨSVG | PNG
Kayah Li Vowel EeU+A929ꤩSVG | PNG
Kayah Li Vowel OU+A92AꤪSVG | PNG
Kayah Li Tone PlophuU+A92B꤫SVG | PNG
Kayah Li Tone CalyaU+A92C꤬SVG | PNG
Kayah Li Tone Calya PlophuU+A92D꤭SVG | PNG
Kayah Li Sign CwiU+A92E꤮SVG | PNG
Kayah Li Sign ShyaU+A92F꤯SVG | PNG

The Kayah Li alphabet is used to write the Kayah languages spoken by the Kayah people of Myanmar and Thailand. It was created in the early 1960s by Htae Bu Phae, a Kayah Christian leader, to provide a unified script for the Eastern and Western Kayah languages, which previously lacked a standard writing system.


The script is written from left to right and contains 24 consonant letters and 9 vowels. It also includes unique tone markers that represent different pitch patterns used in Kayah speech. The Kayah Li alphabet has a simple and elegant appearance, influenced partly by Latin letters but with distinct rounded and looped shapes.


Today, the Kayah Li script is recognized by Unicode, allowing it to be used in digital text, publications, and educational materials. It plays an important role in preserving Kayah identity, culture, and language for future generations.