metadata {
authority_id: iso id: 15919-2001 language: iso-639-2:inc source_script: Deva destination_script: Latn name: "ISO 15919:2001 Information and documentation -- Transliteration of Devanagari and related Indic scripts into Latin characters (Indic)" url: https://www.chatranjali.fr/Scripts/Standards/ISO15919.pdf creation_date: 2001 adoption_date: 2001 description: | Script conversion is often required for documents such as historical and literary texts, geographical texts (including maps and atlases), bibliographies, catalogues, lists and passports (and other identification documents). Text in Devanagari script or other Indic scripts sometimes needs to be shown in Latin script, where users, or equipment that they are using, cannot read or write the text This International Standard applies to transliteration of Devanagari, and to Indic scripts related to Devanagari, independent of the period in which it is or was used. notes: - All transliterations made using this International Standard shall be case-insensitive. - Inherent a with a consonant shall always be transliterated. - anusvara (including Vedic anusvara) shall be transliterated as ṁ - candrabindu shall be transliterated as m̐ - When m̐, ṃ or ṁ are associated with a vowel, they shall be placed after the vowel. When m̐ is associated with a semivowel, it shall be placed before the semivowel. - Latin punctuation signs and Hindu-Arabic numerals shall remain unchanged in transliteration. Indic punctuation is outside the scope of this International Standard. - The Vedic accent Udatta shall be transliterated as an acute accent over the transliterated vowel, and the independent Svarita as a grave accent over the transliterated vowel. In the case of the digraphs ai, au, the accent shall be attached to the second vowel. - | A colon: before a Latin character shall be used to resolve ambiguity. Some normative cases are as follows. - :’ for avagraha in modern text. (The apostrophe in modern text remains unchanged in accordance with previous rule. - Vowel hiatus, not digraph transliteration of diphthongs; as in Sanskrit pra:uga (not prauga), “yoke”; - If a character in an Indic script is defined in such a way as to be equivalent to another character in any script, where the second character has a transliteration in this International Standard, then the first character shall be transliterated in the same way as the second character. - Where it is desired to show the Vedic accent Anudatta, it should be transliterated as an underscore. In the case of the digraphs ai, au, both Latin vowels should be underscored. Where word boundaries are not shown in the original text (as happens commonly in Sanskrit) and a word ends in a consonant, the transliteration should show word division by a space; but when phonological processes result in two words sharing a common vowel, no attempt should be made to separate them. This will require a good knowledge of the language in question.
}
tests {
test "उपमुख्यमंत्र्यांची 'मोठी' घोषणा; राज्यात केंद्राच्या कृषी व कामगार विधेयकाची अंमलबजावणी नाही", "upamaukhayamaṁtarayaāṁcaī 'maoṭhaī' ghaoṣaṇaā; raājayaāta kaeṁdaraācayaā kaṛṣaī va kaāmagaāra vaidhaeyakaācaī aṁmalabajaāvaṇaī naāhaī" test "ग्वालियर बन रहा देश का नया जामताड़ा, ऑनलाइन ठगी के कई गिरोह का पर्दाफाश", "gavaālaiyara bana rahaā daeśa kaā nayaā jaāmataāड़ā, ônalaāina ṭhagaī kae kaī gairaoha kaā paradaāphaāśa" test "२४ घण्टामा कोरोनाबाट ६ जनाको मृत्यु, मृतककाे संख्या ४ सय ५९ पुग्यो", "24 ghaṇaṭaāmaā kaoraonaābaāṭa 6 janaākao maṛtayau, maṛtakakaāe saṁkhayaā 4 saya 59 paugayao"
}
dependency “iso-san-Deva-Latn-15919-2001”, as: devalatn
stage {
run map.devalatn.stage.main
}