When the characters of Sharada script are arranged in the traditional order, they constitute a series of syllables which may be regarded as the basis of the phonological system. Each character represents a syllable and is called Akshar (अक्षर) and the series of characters in the syllabary is called Varnmala (वर्णमाला), consisting of vowels (swar स्वर) and consonants (vyanjen व्यंजन).
Vowel (Swar स्वर) characters in Varnmala (वर्णमाला) - A vowel which constitutes a syllable is written with a vowel character;
Sharada script vowels (swar स्वर) ---
Youtube link : Sharada Script Learning - Vowels
The Vowel characters are referred to as Akaar, Aakaar, Ikaar and so on. These are related to the their positions of articulation. In the next blog I will try to record the Vowel Signs which may be added to a consonant character to represent a syllable.
Sharada ई
1. एक बिंदु --- मुख (भगवती का)
2. दो बिंदु --- दो स्तन
3. शरीर (भगवती का)
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