Romanization of Khmer - Tables

Tables

Consonants Subscript form Official (1956) Official (1993) UNGEGN IPA
ក ្ក c g kâ kɑ
ខ ្ខ k k khâ kʰɑ
គ ្គ c g kô kɔ
ឃ ្ឃ k k khô kʰɔ
ង ្ង ng ng ngô ŋɔ
ច ្ច g j châ cɑ
ឆ ្ឆ sh ch chhâ cʰɑ
ជ ្ជ g j chô cɔ
ឈ ្ឈ sh ch chhô cʰɔ
ញ ្ញ ny gn nhô ɲɔ
ដ ្ដ d d dâ ɗɑ
ឋ ្ឋ t t thâ tʰɑ
ឌ ្ឌ d d dô ɗɔ
ឍ ្ឍ t t thô tʰɔ
ណ ្ណ n n nâ nɑ
ត ្ត t t tâ tɑ
ថ ្ថ t t thâ tʰɑ
ទ ្ទ t t tô tɔ
ធ ្ធ t t thô tʰɔ
ន ្ន n n nô nɔ
ប ្ប b b bâ ɓɑ
ផ ្ផ p p phâ pʰɑ
ព ្ព p p pô pɔ
ភ ្ភ p p phô pʰɔ
ម ្ម m m mô mɔ
យ ្យ y y yô jɔ
រ ្រ r r rô rɔ
ល ្ល l l lô lɔ
វ ្វ v v vô vɔ
ឝ ្ឝ s s shâ -
ឞ ្ឞ s s ssô -
ស ្ស s s sâ sɑ
ហ ្ហ h h hâ hɑ
ឡ ្ឡ * l l lâ lɑ
អ ្អ - - qâ ʔɑ

* The consonant lâ has no subscript form, but some Khmer fonts do provide a subscript form for this letter. In Khmer orthography, the subscript form of the consonant lâ is not used.

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