From: Sinnathurai Srivas (sisrivas@blueyonder.co.uk)
Date: Tue Jun 28 2005 - 15:02:20 CDT
I have a font that can read any Indic language pages in Tamil text with
accurate phonemes. This font is released for research purpose only.
This font can read Unicode pages of Sanskrit/Hindi or you name it using
Tamil characters.
Especially if you read in plain text format, there won't be any
complications at all.
Remember it is only intended for research purpose. Let me know if any one,
who can read in Tamil, want to experiment.
சின்னத்துரை சிறீவாஸ்
----- Original Message -----
From: "N. Ganesan" <naa.ganesan@gmail.com>
To: "Unicode List" <unicode@unicode.org>
Sent: Tuesday, June 28, 2005 7:54 PM
Subject: A Tamil-Roman transliterator (Unicode)
> James Kass gave a link to Sanskrit and Tamil classical texts,
>>It is available now in electronic format in Unicode at:
>>http://bangla.name/citi/
>
> Hopefully, when the TamilGrantha script gets its own code page and
> Unicode fonts, we can convert the Sanskrit texts to Tamil Grantha
> script with all its ligated conjuncts
> (Conjuncts are many in Grantha tho' less than Nagari).
>
> And also, we can generate the numbered consonants version
> as in
> http://www.prapatti.com/slokas/slokasbyname.html
> Look at the pdf files in the last column.
>
> ------
>
> Several Tamil classical texts are available from
> Project Madurai website:
> http://www.infitt.org/pmadurai/index.html
>
> A transliterator from Tamil to Roman script
> (with diacritics) transliteration:
> http://www.thamizmanam.com/tools/xlit.php?src=tautf8&tgt=romdia
>
> Place a Tamil script page URL in the box. Eg. put
> http://bangla.name/citi/tolk/tolk_tam_1.htm
>
> In Code2000, roman transliterated page shows up.
>
> Regards,
> N. Ganesan
>
> Navigate to tml-rmn transliterator page from
> http://www.thamizmanam.com/tools , choose english menu.
>
>
>
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