Odia + IPT

Odia + IPT 

 

ଆ (ā) = a in “father”

ଐ (ai) = ai in “aisle”

ବ (ba) = b in “bat”

ଭ (bha) = bh (A voiced aspirated sound similar to “bha” in “abhor”)

ଚ (cha) = ch  (Similar to “ch” in “chat”)

ଛ (chha) = ch in “chance”

ଦ (da) = d in “dog”

ଧ (dha) = dh (A voiced aspirated sound similar to “dha” in “adhere”)

ଡ (ḍa) = d as “ḍ” in “add”

ଢ (ḍha) = dha (A retroflex sound similar to “ḍha” in “adhere”)

ଏ (e) = e in “let”

ଈ (ī) = ee in “feet”

ଗ (ga) = g in “go”

ଘ (gha) = gh in “ghost”

ହ (ha) = h in “hat”

ଇ (i) = i in “sit”

ଜ (ja) = j in “jet”

କ (ka) = k in “kite”

ଖ (kha) = kha (Similar to the Arabic “خ” sound, like “kha” with a throaty sound)

ଲ (la) = l in “let”

ମ (ma) = m in “man”

ନ (na) = n in “now”

ଙ (ṅa) = ng (Nasal sound similar to “ng” in “sing”)

ଞ (ña) = ny (Nasal sound similar to “ny” in “canyon”)

ଣ (ṇa) = n (Nasal sound similar to “ṇ” in “Indian”)

ଓ (o) = o in “pot”

ଊ (ū) = oo in “moon”

ଔ (au) = ow in “how”

ପ (pa) = p in “pot”

ଫ (pha) = ph (A voiceless aspirated sound similar to “pha” in “uphold”)

ର (ra) = r in “run”

ଋ (ṛ̣) = A special vowel sound, similar to “ri” in Hindi “रि” or “ṛi” in Sanskrit “ऋ”

  1. sa) = s in “see”

ଶ (śa) = sh in “shoe”

ଷ (ṣa) = sa (A retroflex sound similar to “ṣa” in Sanskrit)

ସ (ତ (ta) =  t in “top”

ଥ (tha) = th (A voiceless aspirated sound similar to “tha” in “thanks”)

ଟ (ṭa) = t as “ṭ” in “top”

ଠ (ṭha) = tha (A retroflex sound similar to “ṭha” in “mathematics”)

ଅ (a) = u in “cut”

ଉ (u) = u in “put”

ଵ (va) = v in “vase”

ଯ (ya) = y in “yes”

ଝ (jha) = zh (Similar to “s” in “measure”)

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