Open RobinManoli opened 2 months ago
You're welcome to contribute a map to https://github.com/indic-transliteration/common_maps/tree/master/roman .
In case it helps: There's "transliteration to IPA" in my little tool I wrote one afternoon in 2010: https://shreevatsa.appspot.com/sanskrit/transliterate.html — you can view-source to get the IPA map. It doesn't do anusvāra and visarga :)
'ipa': ['ɐ', 'ɑː', 'i', 'iː', 'u', 'uː',
'ɻ', 'ɻː', 'ɭ', 'ɭː',
'eː', 'əi', 'oː', 'əu',
'[anusvara]', '[visarga]', '[elided a]', '', '',
'0', '1', '2', '3', '4', '5', '6', '7', '8', '9',
'k', 'kʰ', 'g', 'gʱ', 'ŋ',
//'c͡ç', 'c͡çʰ', 'ɟ͡ʝ', 'ɟ͡ʝʱ', 'ɲ',
'c', 'cʰ', 'ɟ', 'ɟʱ', 'ɲ',
'ʈ', 'ʈʰ', 'ɖ', 'ɖʱ', 'ɳ',
't̪', 't̪ʰ', 'd̪', 'd̪ʱ', 'n̪',
'p', 'pʰ', 'b', 'bʱ', 'm',
'j', 'r', 'l', 'ʋ',
'ɕ', 'ʂ', 's̪', 'ɦ']
@shreevatsa curious, why no anusvara or visarga? I'm not very familiar with IPA.
Namaskar! Since there are multiple scripts and romanizations, how about the possibility to convert to phonetic alphabets as well?
For example if you have a romanization IAST and want to convert to IPA, wouldn't it be nice if it's possible? It is documented here https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Alphabet_of_Sanskrit_Transliteration and here https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Help:IPA/Sanskrit