Script - Nag Mundari

Nag Mundari is a script used to write the Mundari language, primarily spoken by the Munda people in eastern India, particularly in the state of Jharkhand. The script was designed in the 20th century to provide a distinct written form for Mundari, which had previously been written in other scripts like Devanagari or Latin. Its Unicode representation encodes a set of letters, digits, and punctuation marks that reflect the phonetic structure of the language, including special characters for nasalized vowels and glottal stops. The script is written left to right and features a unique visual style with rounded and angular shapes. Its inclusion in digital text systems helps preserve and promote the linguistic heritage of the Munda community.