I encountered this half क (ka) letter in the Sanskrit gboard, which is meant to be क्. And the same applies to some other consonants.
Do we actually have a unicode glyph for that? How is this possible otherwise?
This is likely from Kelantan, but it does not look like the regular Malay Jawi that I know of. Is this the complicated form of it or just Arabic? What does it say?
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Ideas:
- Explicitly uncover all glyphs a standard key can type via alt and shift
- Fully text based
- Plain, no frills
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Hi, I am interested in typing Malay using Jawi on an Android mobile device. Just curious about which keyboards you folks are using?
The most obvious option for me as an Android user being the Malay Arabic input from Google Gboard but I found that there are some discrepancies between the letter set and the one used by DBP, for example the missing letter ة as in طاعة (taat).