Pali-Thai back to Akhara Khom — The Reference Table (ตารางเทยบอกษรขอม-ไทย)

The complete comparison table of the Khom script (Akhara Khom, อักษรขอม) and the Thai alphabet: full consonant forms, subscript (stacked) forms, vowel signs and numerals, side by side. Akhara Khom is the Khmer-derived script in which Pali texts were written across Siam until the early twentieth century; this table is the key to the whole "Pali-Thai back to Akhara Khom" series, in which the central chants of the Thai Theravāda tradition are set back into the script of the manuscripts. Two pages, intended for study, transcription and checking.