Typing Bodo words is as easy as typing our names in English. For quick help, checkout the following image. This image shows which letter(s) will be typed when you press a particular key (combination). Press F9 (or your preferred Shortcut Key) to switch between currently selected language and last selected language.

Bodo typing help

Note: Typing is case-sensitive. Typing small "a" and capital "A" will yield different letters. Make sure "Caps Lock" key is not ON.
Quick Links: Vowel Semi Vowel Consonant Vowel Sign Digit Other Symbol Rule Example

Vowel

= o
= a/A
= i
= u
= e
= wi/ai
= w
= wo/ou
अं = ong/oM

Semi Vowel

= I/y
= O

Consonant

= k/kh
= g
= NG
= j
= t/th
= d
= dh
= n
= p/ph/f
= b
= m
= r
= l
= s
= h

Vowel Sign

= a/A
ि = i
= u
= e
= wi/ai
= w
= wo/ou
= ng/M (Anusvar)
Note: Dotted round symbol represents placeholder for consonant character

Digit

If the setting "Digit in English" is not set, Bodo and English digits are typed this way
= 0, = 1, = 2, = 3, = 4, = 5, = 6, = 7, = 8, = 9
0 = 0-, 1 = 1-, 2 = 2-, 3 = 3-, 4 = 4-, 5 = 5-, 6 = 6-, 7 = 7-, 8 = 8-, 9 = 9-

If the setting "Digit in English" is set, Bodo and English digits are typed this way
= 0-, = 1-, = 2-, = 3-, = 4-, = 5-, = 6-, = 7-, = 8-, = 9-
0 = 0, 1 = 1, 2 = 2, 3 = 3, 4 = 4, 5 = 5, 6 = 6, 7 = 7, 8 = 8, 9 = 9

Other

= See example (Halant/Viram)
ʼ = ' (Modifier letter apostrophe)
= .a (Avagrah)
= | (Devanagari danda)
= || (Devanagari double danda)
= Rs (Indian Rupee sign)
= OM (Aum)
= +- (Swastika sign)
Zero Width Joiner = -- (2 Dashes)
Zero Width Non Joiner = --- (3 Dashes)
Note: Dotted round symbol represents placeholder for consonant character

Symbol

The English symbols [ ] { } ( ) < > - + / = ; . , " ? ! % \ _ & $ @ # ~ * : ^ are transliterated into the same symbols.
Symbols | ' have special meaning. You can type this way
| = |-

' = '-

These symbols will type Bodo characters first but if "-" will be followed, it will remove previously typed Bodo character and then type the symbol.

Rule

  1. Consonant is followed by vowel sign character to make a live consonant.
    Example
    ख खा खि खु खे खै खो खौ खं
    ko ka ki ku ke kwi kw kwo kong
  2. Character "ng" transliterates to "" but if it is followed by vowel sign character, it will transliterate to "ंग"
    Example
    मिथिंगा = mithinga

    नांगौ = nangwo

Example

अखरां = okorang

गोजों = gwjwng

हिनजावसा = hinojaOsa

जेरै = jerwi

गिज्रा = gijra