Why are there no top lines?

Gujarati is written without the horizontal line across the top that Hindi uses, so the letters are drawn that way.

A chart of one consonant with each vowel sign, the way children learn to read syllables.

Does the vyanjan chart include the conjunct letters?

Yes. It ends with the conjunct letters ksha and gya, after the thirty-three consonants.

Which style suits a home?

Classroom colour is a bright wall chart. Black ink is a plain printable grid. Bandhani border has dotted red and yellow on cream paper.

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Gujarati alphabet charts: swar, vyanjan, barakhadi

Gujarati alphabet charts — a chart headed "સ્વર" of the vowels "અ આ ઇ ઈ ઉ ઊ ઋ એ ઐ ઓ ઔ અં અઃ", each letter large with no top line in its own box with a small picture, a mango tree for આ (આંબો) and a camel for ઊ (ઊંટ), a cheerful primary-school wall chart, each letter large in its own rounded box with bold clean shapes

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Reading 2Vyanjan

Reading 3Barakhadi

Mulakshar charts for a child learning Gujarati at home. One shows the swar, the vowels, with a small picture such as a mango tree for aa. One shows the vyanjan, the consonants in rows of five, including the conjunct letters. One shows the barakhadi, the consonant ka with every vowel sign. The letters are drawn without a top line, as Gujarati is written. You can also type a twist, such as blue pages, and the charts follow that request.

a home wall for a child learning Gujarati
a handout for a Gujarati class
a desk reference for the barakhadi
a classroom display for a mulakshar lesson

Frequently asked questions

Why are there no top lines?: Gujarati is written without the horizontal line across the top that Hindi uses, so the letters are drawn that way.
What is barakhadi?: A chart of one consonant with each vowel sign, the way children learn to read syllables.
Does the vyanjan chart include the conjunct letters?: Yes. It ends with the conjunct letters ksha and gya, after the thirty-three consonants.
Which style suits a home?: Classroom colour is a bright wall chart. Black ink is a plain printable grid. Bandhani border has dotted red and yellow on cream paper.

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