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Date: Tue, 09 Jul 2002 07:35:53 +0800
Subject: Fwd: Are South Indian scripts round shaped because of Olai chuvadi/ezuthANi technology?
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Dear Forwardee of the following letter,
I don't know whether I am authorised to
answer/input/feed-back on this matter at all. It is
addressed to another group by someone who is
here also.
If he wanted any input really, he would have
asked me directly because he knows that I can put in
something.
I am writng this because you have also forwarded
something by someone else in one more group about
'Maraikkaayars'.
Regards
JayBee
>From:
>Subject: Fwd: Are South Indian scripts round shaped because of Olai
> chuvadi/ezuthANi technology?
>To: jaybee@...
>
>--- In esuvadi@y..., "Mani M. Manivannan" wrote:
>I am forwarding the following extract from Unicode Working Group of
>INFITT for your comment:
>
>The description in the Unicode 3.0 book contains the following text:
>
>"The shapes of letters in the South Indian scripts are generally
>quite
>distinct from the shapes of letters in Devanagari and its related
>scripts.
>This difference is partly a result of the fact that the South Indian
>scripts
>were originally carved with needles on palm leaves, a technology
>that
>apparently favored rounded letter shapes rather than square,
>blocklike
>shapes."
>
>Is this accurate?
>
>Thanks,
>
>Regards,
>
>Mani M. Manivannan
>--- End forwarded message ---
>
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