다운로드 Aksara Bali - v1.0.3

카테고리 E교육의 추천 애플리케이션 중 하나 인 Aksara Bali - v1.0.3을 (를) 다운로드하여 공유하세요.
또한 Simulacro MTC ? Examen de Reglas de Tránsito 2021, Duolingo v5.35.4 APK + MOD (Premium/All 잠금 해제) MOD APK, Dr. Najeeb Lectures Mod APK v1.0.13 MOD APK, uLesson - Your Learning App, WordUp Vocabulary, Pydroid 3 IDE for Python 3 Premium APK v3.02 MOD APK로 다운로드 할 수있는 다른 애플리케이션도 있습니다. Aksara Bali - v1.0.3에 만족한다면.

Computer Science Undiksha에서 출시 한 Aksara Bali - v1.0.3은 현재 사용 가능한 최고의 무료 및 최고의 휴대 전화 애플리케이션 중 하나입니다. 앱 스토어의 E교육 카테고리에 있습니다.

Aksara Bali - v1.0.3의 최소 운영 체제는 Android 5.1+ 이상입니다. 아직 업데이트하지 않은 경우 휴대 전화를 업데이트해야합니다.

APKDroid에서는 Aksara Bali - v1.0.3 APK 무료 다운로드를 받게됩니다. 최신 버전은 1.0.3, 게시일은 2020-09-22이며 파일 크기는 4.5 MB입니다.Google Play 스토어 통계에 따르면 약 1000 회 다운로드가 있습니다. Android에 개별적으로 다운로드하거나 설치된 앱은 원하는 경우 업데이트 할 수 있습니다. 앱도 업데이트하세요. 최신 기능에 대한 액세스 권한을 부여하고 보안을 강화합니다. 그리고 앱의 안정성. 지금 즐기세요 !!!

A Latin-to-Balinese script transliteration app based on Bali Simbar font (the predecessor of Bali Simbar Dwijendra font) and the writing rules at The Balinese Alphabet document (http://babadbali.com/aksarabali/alphabet.htm).
As a mobile learning media, this app is a contribution from Graduate Program of Computer Science of Universitas Pendidikan Ganesha (Undiksha), Indonesia (http://pasca.undiksha.ac.id/ilkom/) for local culture preservation related to the Balinese script transliteration knowledge.
So far, this app accomodates seventeen kinds of special word exist at The Balinese Alphabet document (more on app tab Info), i.e:
1. The words where its vowel at the initial position was specifically transliterated by using the independent vowel. For an example: “Akśara” (letter).
2. The words and their variants that refer to one meaning and should be transliterated the same. For an example: “Kāděp” – “Kaděp” (sold).
3. The words and their variants that refer to one meaning and should be transliterated the same. For an example: “Jěro” – “Jero” (house).
4. The words and their variants that refer to one meaning and should be transliterated the same. For an example: “Daitya” – “Dêtya” (giant).
5. The words and their variants that refer to one meaning and should be transliterated the same. For an example: “Talěr” – “Taler” (also).
6. The words and their variants that refer to one meaning and should be transliterated the same. For an example: “Briag” – “Bryag” (laughter).
7. The words and their variants that refer to one meaning and should be transliterated the same. For an example: “Bhiśama” – “Bhisama” (decree).
8. The words where their syllable sound must be end by using sound killer (pangangge tengenan) ulu candra or ulu ricem, as part of akśara modre sign (holy symbol). For an example: “Om” (symbol of God).
9. The words and their variants that refer to one meaning and should be transliterated the same. For an example: “Chelagi” – “Celagi” (Tamarind fruit).
10. The words where their vowel “a” at the end position can be pronounced (and written) as vowel “ĕ” to create their variant word. The words and their variant word refer to one meaning and should be transliterated the same. For an example: “Sěkala” – “Sěkalě” (real).
11. The words and their variants that refer to one meaning and should be transliterated the same. For an example: “Kśatria” – “Kśatriya” (warrior).
12. The words with their certain single-consonant syllable and their variant word with their double-consonanst syllable, both have a single same sound for those syllables (the term for this in Balinese is dwita). Both words refer to one meaning and should be transliterated the same. For an example: “Utama” – “Uttama” (primary).
13. The words belong to the foreign words. For an example: “Bank”.
14. The words and their variants that refer to one meaning and should be transliterated the same. For an example: “wianjana” – “wyanjana” (consonant).
15. The exception words from the rule said that sound killers (pangangge tengenan) cecek (“ng”) or bisah (“h”) only appears at the end of a word unless it has the same syllables, e.g. “Cengceng” (musical instrument). For an example: “Angklung” (musical instrument).
16. The words consist of gantungan or gempelan that happens very rarely when a non semi-vowel acts like a semi vowel (the term for this in Balinese is pluta). For an example: “Smerti” (books of Vedha).
17. The words consist of three-consonants cluster (the term for this in Balinese is tumpuk telu) where it is stacking gantungan and gantungan altogether in their Balinese script. Bali Simbar font does not support that form, so sound killers (pangangge tengenan) adeg-adeg can be used even it is not so nice to have it in the middle of a word. For an example: “Tamblang” (a village’s name).
18. Others? Perhaps you can feedback us.

Version 1.0.31. Libraries update.2. Bugs fixing.Version 1.0.11. Libraries update.2. Files optimization.Version 1.0.01. Initial release.2. Copy-paste, screenshot, and share feature.