Indic Matra Category - Bottom And Right

Bottom And Right is a classification for certain vowel signs in Indic scripts, indicating that the matra (a dependent vowel mark) is positioned both beneath the base consonant and extending to its right side. This placement typically occurs when the vowel sound combines a lower articulation with a terminal rightward stroke, as seen in forms like the Bengali or Oriya “o” vowel sign. Such matras visually wrap around the consonant, with the glyph descending below the baseline and then curving or projecting horizontally to the right, often creating a distinct angular or hooked appearance. This value helps in shaping and rendering text correctly, ensuring that the matra’s two spatial components connect seamlessly without overlapping neighboring characters.