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16 claviers

  • Chakma

    𑄌𑄋𑄴𑄟𑄳𑄦 𑄞𑄌𑄴

    Chakmaccp-Cakm

    Bangladesh · eastern India

    Supports the Chakma language of the Chakma community in Bangladesh and eastern India. The ISO code ccp-CAKM.

    Desktop · Android · iOSv 1.1Publié le 30 Jan 2024

  • Chatino

    Latinomq

    Mexico

    ISO code omq. It is written in Latin script.

    Several different schemes have been used for representing the tone, including superscripts of small capital letters and multiple diacritic marks.

    The “Diacríticos fonéticos keyboard” uses 12 tone marks on the top row.

    Desktop · Android · iOSv 1.0Publié le 4 Sep 2025

  • Elfdalian / Övdalian

    Latinovd-Latn

    Northern Dalarna, Sweden

    ISO code ovd-LATN, Latin script. For speakers in northern Dalama, Sweden.

    This keyboard can also be downloaded and installed from the Keyman Website.

    Desktop · Android · iOSv 1.05

  • Gurung Khema

    Gurung Khemagvr-Gukh

    Nepal (Gandaki) · Sikkim, India

    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.)

    Windows · macOS

  • Kissi (Kisi)

    Latinkss

    Sierra Leone · Liberia

    ISO code kss, Latin script. This keyboard supports Southern Kissi (Sierra Leone and Liberia).

    Windows · Androidv 1.0Publié le 17 Jul 2024

  • Kurmali

    Chisoikyw-ChisPré-Unicode

    West Bengal · Odisha · Jharkhand, India

    The ISO code is kyw-CHIS, The keyboard uses the Chisoi script for the communities and people of West Bengal, Odisha & Jharkhand states of India.

    The Chisoi script is not yet part of the Unicode Standard.

    Desktop · Mobilev 1.01Publié le 23 Sep 2023

  • Laz

    Latin · Georgianlzz-Latn

    Türkiye · Georgia

    Laz, ISO code “lzz-LATN” is a language of Türkiye and Georgia. It is written in both Latin and Georgian scripts.

    All platforms

  • Limbu

    Limbulif

    Eastern Nepal · Sikkim & Darjeeling, India

    The ISO language code for Limbu/Yankthung Pan is Lif. It is written using the Limbu script. This language is spoken in Eastern Nepal (Limbuwan/Koshi Province), Sikkim, India and Darjeeling, India.

    Windows · macOS · Android · iOSv 1.0Publié le 25 Mar 2026

  • Mende Kikakui

    Kikakuimen-Mend

    Sierra Leone · Liberia · Guinea

    The ISO code is men-Mend. The keyboard supports the Mende (Kikakui) language in the Kikakui script for West Africa (Sierra Leone, Liberia, Guinea).

    Desktopv 1.3Publié le 6 Dec 2023

  • Mingrelian

    Latin · Georgianxmf

    Georgia · Türkiye

    The Mingrelian language is spoken in Georgia and Türkiye. It is written in both Latin and Georgian scripts. Versions in Cyrillic, Latin, and Khursuri scripts are on the Keyman site. In addition, a newer Latin version is available.

    All platformsv 1.0Publié le 25 Mar 2026

  • Poular (Fulah)

    Arabicff-Arab

    Sahel & savanna belts of Africa

    ISO language name: Fulah (also Fulak Fulfulde, Pular, Pulaar) [ff-Arab]. This keyboard was designed for those who type the language in the Arabic script. Note that Latin and Adlam scripts are also used. This language is spoken throughout the Sahel and savanna belts of West, Central, and East Africa. This keyboard was created by a Poular speaker from Guinea.

    All platformsv 2.0Publié le 21 Sep 2026

  • Rhade (Klei Êđê)

    Latinrad-Latn

    Southern Vietnam · Cambodia

    ISO code is rad-LATN. This keyboard in Rhade (Klei Êđê) language is in the Latin script for Southern Vietnam and parts of Cambodia.

    Desktop · Mobilev 1.02Publié le 17 May 2022

  • Sunuwar

    Sunuwarsuz-Sunu

    Eastern Nepal · Sikkim, India

    The ISO code is suz-Sunu. It is in the Sunuwar script for Sunuwar, also known as Kõits, spoken in eastern Nepal and Sikkim, India.

    This keyboard can also be downloaded and installed from the Keyman Website.

    Desktopv 1.1Publié le 3 Apr 2022

  • Tai Phake

    Myanmarphk

    Assam · Arunachal Pradesh, India

    The ISO code for the Tai Phake language is [phk]. Spoken by communities in Assam and Arunachal Pradesh, India, this keyboard uses the Myanmar script with dotted forms specified by variation sequences. Myanmar script is now part of Unicode, but fonts may not be available on all devices.

    All platformsv 2.0Publié le 21 Sep 2026

  • Tai Yo

    Tai Yotyj

    Thailand · Southeast Asia

    The ISO code is tyj. This keyboard uses the Tai Yo script for speakers in Thailand and other parts of Southeast Asia. Tai Yo script is now part of Unicode, but fonts may not be available on all devices.

    Desktop

  • Tangsa Lakhum

    Lakhum Mossangnst-Tnsa

    Arunachal Pradesh, India

    The ISO language code is nst-Tnsa for this language in the Lakhum Mossang script. Tangsa languages are spoken in Arunachal Pradesh, India. Lankum Mossang is a writing system for Tangsa, which was added to Unicode in 2021.

    All platformsv 1.1Publié le 3 Apr 2024

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