The A-chik Tokbirim script was invented in 1979 by Arun Ritchil Marak as a way to write Garo, a Brahmaputran language spoken in India and Bangladesh. The names of the letters were taken from natural phenomenon. The script is used to some extent in the village of Bhabanipur in northwestern Bangladesh, and is also known as A-chik Garo Tokbirim.
Download an alphabet chart for A-chik Tokbirim (Excel)
Details supplied by Biswajit Mandal (biswajitmandal[dot]bm90[at]gmail[dot]com)
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Information about A-chik Tokbirim
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