Sanskrit: Devanagari and Bengali Keyboard

kha

gha

nga/Ga

cha

jha

nja/Ja

Tha

Dha

tha

dha

pha

bha

śa

Ṣa

virama

-r

-ri

-l

-li

Note

The virama (halant) button removes the inherent vowel a after a consonant. Use it to create conjuncts or half‑forms.

Example: to write vedānta, type va, e, da, a, a na, ta, a.

Use uppercase letters to type the retroflex consonants T, Th, D, Dh, N, L and S.
Type ng or G for ङ and J or nj for ञ.
Type sh for श and S for ष.
Type aa, ii, uu (or A, I, U) for the long vowels ā, ī, ū.
Type -r and -ri for ऋ and ॠ; similarly -l and -li for ऌ and ॡ.
Type M for ं (anusvara) and MM for ँ (candra bindu).
Type H for ः (visarga).
Type = to add the dot below (nukta).
Type / or | for the danda punctuation sign ।.
Type an apostrophe (') for the avagraha sign ऽ.
Type om or OM to produce the sacred syllable ॐ.
Digits 0–9 are automatically converted to their Devanagari equivalents.