Help:Extension:UniversalLanguageSelector/Input methods/jv-kongres

The Java Kongres keyboard layout allows users to input various Aksara Jawa (Javanese script) characters using standard QWERTY keys. This layout follows the standard keyboard design adopted during the Kongres Aksara Jawa I in 2021, ensuring that users can easily type Aksara Jawa with a familiar QWERTY keyboard. Each letter corresponds to a specific Aksara Jawa syllable or modifier, with shift keys providing access to additional characters, numerals, and punctuation.

Below is the mapping of each key to the corresponding Aksara Jawa character.

Lowercase key mappings

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Key Character Description
q Pangkon (Virama)
w Wa
e Taling (e)
r Ra
t Ta
y Ya
u Suku (u)
i Wulu (i)
o ꦺꦴ Taling Tarung (o)
p Pa
a Nga
s Sa
d Da
f Ré (rx)
g Ga
h Ha
j Ja
k Ka
l La
; Dha
' Tha
z Nya
x Pepet (Schwa)
c Ca
v Lé (lx)
b Ba
n Na
m Ma

Uppercase key mappings

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Key Character Description
Q Ka Sasak
W Dirga Mure
E Short E
R ꦿ Cakra (Ra)
T Dha Murda
Y Pengkal
U U
I I
O O
P Pa Murda
A A
S Sa Murda
D Dha Mahaprana
F Cakra Keret
G Ga Murda
H Wignyan
J Nya Murda
K Ka Mahaprana
L Tarung
Z Sa Mahaprana
X Ra Agung
C Ca Mahaprana
V Nga Lelet Raswadi
B Ba Murda
N Na Murda
M Ai

Special characters

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Key Character Description
` Javanese Numeral Separator
1 Javanese Numeral 1
2 Javanese Numeral 2
3 Javanese Numeral 3
4 Javanese Numeral 4
5 Javanese Numeral 5
6 Javanese Numeral 6
7 Javanese Numeral 7
8 Javanese Numeral 8
9 Javanese Numeral 9
0 Javanese Numeral 0
- Syllable Modifier
= Javanese Sign Panyangga
~ Javanese Section Mark
! Wulu A
@ Javanese End Mark
# Duplicate Numeral 0
$ Javanese End Paragraph
% Javanese Repeat Mark
^ Javanese Voice Mark
& Javanese Sound Marker
* Javanese Syllable Marker
( Javanese Left Bracket
) Javanese Right Bracket
_ Wulu Melik
+ Ja Mahaprana
[ Cecak (Nasalis)
] Layar
\ Zero-width Non-Joiner
, Javanese Comma
. Javanese Full Stop
/ End Mark Variant
{ Javanese Opening Symbol
} Javanese Closing Symbol
: Dha Mahaprana Extended
" Tha Mahaprana
< Suku Mendut
> I
? Long I