Example text
མི་རིགས་ཡོངས་ཀུན་རང་བཙན་དང་ཆེད་དུ་མི་རིགས་གང་ཡང་མི་གཉིས་སུ་བར་ཡོད
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Writing Direction
Direction
Left-to-right
RTL
No
Vertical tradition
None / unusual
Source
Unicode CLDR scriptMetadata.txt
LTR value derived from Unicode CLDR script metadata.
Script Properties
Used for Classical Tibetan, Dzongkha (Bhutan), Ladakhi, and other Tibetan-sphere languages. Derived from the Indian Gupta script c. 7th century CE.
Unicode Blocks
1 Unicode block contain Tibetan characters. Browse all Unicode blocks →
The lists below count source attestation, not current or official usage. A language can appear under several scripts. Sources, denominators and limitations.
Language-specific characters and typing resources
A script does not have one alphabet shared by every language. Compare these directly sourced CLDR locale repertoires.
Multiple-source attestation (MAIN)54
Amdo Tibetan
adx
Balti
bft
Gahri
bfu
Pande
bkj
Tibetan
bod
Brokkat
bro
Chocangacakha
cgk
Idu-Mishmi
clk
Changthang
cna
Chug
cvg
Dakpakha
dka
Dolpo
dre
Dzalakha
dzl
Dzongkha
dzo
Kuke
ght
Gongduk
goe
Humla
hut
Jad
jda
Jiarong
jya
Khamba
kbg
Khams Tibetan
khg
Bumthangkha
kjz
Kalaktang Monpa
kkf
Nubri
kte
Pattani
lae
Tinani
lbf
Ladakhi
lbj
Lepcha
lep
Lakha
lkh
Loke
loy
Lunanakha
luk
Layakha
lya
Mugom
muk
Nyenkha
neh
Manangba
nmm
Nupbikha
npb
Walungge
ola
Olekha
ole
Old Tibetan
otb
Purik
prx
Stod Bhoti
sbu
Brokpake
sgt
Sikkimese
sip
Spiti Bhoti
spt
Eastern Tamang
taj
Tichurong
tcn
Western Tamang
tdg
Chalikha
tgf
Tshangla
tsj
Classical Tibetan
xct
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Single-source attestation (AUX)3
Adi
adiSingle source
Gurung
gvrSingle source
Mongolian
monSingle source