Question 1:
TeluguTeX has a consonant that does not appear to be in Unicode. It is
transliterated as "Xh." It looks like TELUGU LETTER KA with a subscript
(centered under the KA) that looks a bit like the conjunct form of TELUGU
LETTER LA flipped around the horizontal axis and extended legs. The
subscripted form also has a small tail sweeping down and to the right from
the right side of the shape.
There does not appear to be a conjunct form for this consonant according to
the TeluguTeX documentation, but vowels apply to it the same way that they
apply to the LETTER KA in akshara initial position.
Can it be represented with some combination of other consonants or is it
just missing at the moment?
Question 2:
Regarding Telugu accents, some seem to be missing from Unicode like:
ARDHAVISARGA
VALAPALAGILAKA
NAKARAPOLLU
UDATTA (one and two bar, could be represented from the general diacritics)
ANUDATTA (could be represented with MACRON BELOW)
Are there proposals for these yet, or are they missing for some good reason?
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