Under orders of the Council the following system of transli- 
teration will be adopted for the future in all publications of the Society. 
Authors of papers for the Journal, Pt. I, are particularly requested to 
adhere to it in their contributions. 
A. 
FOR THE DEYAHAGAPJ ALPHABET, AND FOR ALL 
ALPHABETS RELATED TO IT. 
^ a, d, 
, Th 
t h ^ U, 
^ u, 
m r, ^ f , ^ 1, 
0, 
0 , ^ ai, 
au, m, 
^ h, 
^ kJi, 
3T y, 
W gh. 
^ c, 
W ch, 
Vjh, 
^ h 
a: th. 
^ d. 
^ dll. 
TIT n 
?r t, 
Yi th. 
^d. 
V dh, 
*f n 
^ P, 
ph. 
W b, 
\f bh, 
H 711 
Xr, 
^ 1, 
1) 
X s, 
^ s, 
^ h. 
3 e, ^ e, 
: h 
In the above the virdma has been omitted for the sake of clearness. 
In Modern Vernaculars only; ^ may be represented by r, and ^ 
by rli, 
Avagraha is to be represented by an apostrophe, thus ^ sf«I so ’joi, 
Visarga is represented by h, Jihvdmullya by h, and Upadhinanlya by h, 
Anusvdra is represented by m, thus WW sammrga, and anuncisika by the 
sign "* over the letter nasalized, thus ^ d, % and so on. The ucldtta 
accent is represented by the sign ' and the sran7a by Thus, ^fl?: 
aynih, janita, 1? leva, Jeanya. The anuddtta accent may be 
represented by Thus, ^ te dvardhanta. 
B. FOR PERSIAN (INCLUDING ARABIC WORDS IN 
PERSIAN) AND HINDUSTANI. 
(The system is not applicable to Arabic ivlien pronounced as in Arabic- 
spealeing countries) : — 
Consonants. 
Vowels. 
Sounds only found in 
Hindustani. 
LSi 
f 
o 
4 ^ 
bh 
ph 
th 
t 
til 
ch 
