Script - Sora Sompeng

Sora Sompeng is a script used to write the Sora language, primarily spoken by the Sora people in eastern India, particularly in Odisha and Andhra Pradesh. Its Unicode encoding covers 44 characters, including consonants, independent vowels, and vowel signs, designed to represent the language’s distinct phonological system. The script’s origins trace to the early 20th century, attributed to the tribal leader Mangei Gomango, who created it as a means to preserve and promote Sora cultural identity. In textual processing, the Sora Sompeng value identifies characters belonging to this writing system, enabling correct rendering, sorting, and linguistic analysis for digital applications.