Re: Oriya: nndda / nnta?

[Michael Everson]

I confirm from an Oriya source here that the subscript forms of DDA 
and TA look the same. The syllable in question must be NNDDA however, 
because normal sandhi rules would assimilate NNTA to NNTTA in any 
case; NNTA isn't really "possible". Besides my book gives NNDDA 
explicitly as being made of NNA and DDA and has the same glyph.

The book is Learn Oriya in 30 Days, a 150-page introductory grammarin 
the National Integration Language Series.
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