Gurung Khema · gvr-Gukh
Gurung Khema Keyboard
Nepal (Gandaki) · Sikkim, India
- Platforms
- Windows · macOS
- Version
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- Released
- —
- License
- MIT
The Gurung Khema Keyboard installs differently from other Translation Commons keyboards. Be sure to follow the illustrated, step-by-step installation instructions in the Gurung Khema layout PDF.
About this keyboard
The Gurung Khema script (ISO code Gukh) is used to write the Gurung language (ISO code gvr), which is spoken by approximately 400,000 people (2021 census) in Nepal, especially in the province of Gandaki, and in Sikkim, India. The script is also known as Khema Phri, Khema Lipi, or Tamu Khema Phri. (Tamu is the name used by Gurung when referring to themselves.)
How to install
- Install the free Keyman app for your device.
- Download this keyboard and, if it comes as a .zip, extract it.
- Open the .kmp file — Keyman shows the keyboard details and an Install button.