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Ol Chiki is written in two different forms, one form is called Ol Chiki (Chapa; Translation: Print) which is used for Digital publication of Books, newspaper and the other form is called Ol Chiki (Usara; Translation: Broad) which is only used while writing and sometimes also called Ol Chiki handwriting. Ol Chiki (Usara) is not unicoded, but efforts are there to make fonts. Though it is mentioned in many applications to Unicode, works are still processed to make it Unicoded.

Unlike in English where small letters and Capitals are written. In Ol Chiki script, two forms are never mixed, but some efforts are seen where two forms are mixed to make it appear like follow english rules.

Ol Chiki (Usara)

Ol Chiki (Usara) or Usara Ol (Usara = Broad, Ol = Writing) or handwriting is the form of Ol Chiki script invented by Pandit Raghunath Murmu. It is one of the primitive way of writing in Santali language. It makes the writing very fast, which by using Ol Chiki (Chapa) would not have been possible. The Usara Ol doesn't find any use online for writing and therefore maybe a reason that it is limited to use by hand. It is still used while teaching students in school.

Santali Latin Alphabet (P O. Bodding)

PO Bodding used 37 latin alphabets in Santali Dictionary.

Uppercase A Ã Ạ̃ C D E Ẽ̱ H I Ĩ K N Ń O Õ Õ̱ P R T U Ũ
Lowercase a ã ạ̃ c d e ẽ̱ h i ĩ k n ń o õ õ̱ p r t u ũ


Other

Language First language

speakers[1]

Hindi 528,347,193
English 259,678
Bengali 97,237,669
Marathi 83,026,680
Telugu 81,127,740
Tamil 69,026,881
Gujarati 55,492,554
Urdu 50,772,631
Kannada 43,706,512
Odia 37,521,324
Malayalam 34,838,819
Punjabi 33,124,726
Assamese 15,311,351
Maithili 13,583,464
Sanskrit 24,821










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Translation Task from english to santhali/santali

Living

https://shodhganga.inflibnet.ac.in/handle/10603/7412

https://www.jagran.com/uttar-pradesh/azamgarh-10975872.html

https://www.patrika.com/azamgarh-news/pandit-lakshmi-narayan-mishra-birth-anniversary-in-azamgarh-2132761/


http://www-lib.tufs.ac.jp/opac/en/recordID/catalog.bib/BA8017706X?hit=-1&caller=xc-search


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  1. ^ ORGI. "Census of India: Comparative speaker's strength of Scheduled Languages-1951, 1961, 1971, 1981, 1991 ,2001 and 2011" (PDF).