Chakma Letter Naa

Chakma Letter Naa at U+1111A is a consonant letter of the Chakma script, used to write the sound /n/ in Chakma-language text. It belongs to the Chakma Unicode block, which encodes the abugida used by Chakma communities of Bangladesh, India, and Myanmar. In ordinary Chakma spelling, this letter functions like the consonant “na”: it carries an inherent vowel unless a vowel sign, virama, or other orthographic mark changes the syllable. It appears in native words, names, educational materials, community publications, and digital text written in the Chakma script. Readers may also meet it in linguistic work on Indo-Aryan languages of the Chittagong Hill Tracts and neighboring areas, where Chakma forms are cited in the original script alongside transliteration. Because the script is less widely supported than Latin or Bengali, correct display depends on having a Chakma-capable font and text system.