લ or ળ
Capital L is ળ.
- kaaloકાલો
- kaaLoકાળો
- chaalચાલ
- chaaLચાળ
Gujarati · Typing tool
Type “kem chho” or “aabhaar” in English letters and get ગુજરાતી as you press space, with ળ and ૉ one key away.
Spellings appear here as you type. Press 1–5 to choose one.
Example: kem chho mitro → કેમ છો મિત્રો · runs in your browser, nothing is uploaded.
01 · How Gujarati typing works
Gujarati drops the headline bar that Devanagari has, but the sounds and the conjunct logic are shared, so the same Roman habits apply. Final a is read as ā (kharaa), a full stop stays a dot, and ળ is a capital L.
The retroflex ળ turns up in words like ગુજરાતી તમારી શાળા. Type a capital L.
.o gives ૉ (and ઑ at the start of a word).
ksh gives ક્ષ and jn gives જ્ઞ; gy at the start of a word also gives જ્ઞ.
n or m before a consonant becomes the dot ં (suMdar). Add an underscore to keep the half-n.
Press space, Enter or a punctuation mark and the word you typed turns into Gujarati. Pasted text is converted word by word.
Roman letters can be read several ways. The chips list known words first, then single-letter alternatives. Press 1–5 or tap.
Toggle plain English for names, URLs and numbers. Backspace right after a conversion gives your letters back.
02 · Spelling ambiguity
Gujarati typing is ambiguous in ળ versus લ, ણ versus ન, ch versus chh and the long and short vowel signs. Every pair below was run through the typing engine when the page was built, and a test checks each one.
Capital L is ળ.
Capital N inside a word is ણ.
chh is the aspirate છ.
Typed che and got ચે
Meant છે
Type chhe: chh is છ. The suggestion chip offers it too.
Typed gujarati and got ગુજરતી
Meant ગુજરાતી
Type gujaraati: the middle ā is long. The suggestion chip offers it too.
Typed bhai and got ભૈ
Meant ભાઈ
Type bhaaii: ai gives the diphthong sign ૈ; aa and ii give ā and ī.
03 · Mapping chart
Generated by running the same typing engine the tool above uses, so it cannot drift from what you get. Capital letters are different letters, not emphasis.
Capital letters are different letters, not emphasis.
04 · Sample words
Each pair was run through the engine when this page was built. The keystrokes shown are exact; casual spellings (shorter, without the double vowels) usually reach the same word through the chips.
05 · FAQ
Tick “Native digits” under the box and the digits 0–9 are written as ૦–૯ as you type.
Use the TeraFont Trilochan to Unicode converter linked below for legacy-font text; this page is for typing new text.
Click in the box and type each word the way it sounds, for example “kem chho mitro”. When you press space or a punctuation key the word becomes Gujarati (કેમ છો મિત્રો). The chips above the box list other spellings; press 1–5 or tap one to swap it in.
Right after a word converts, press Backspace once to get your English letters back and edit them, or press Ctrl+Z, or tap “Undo word”. You can also tap another chip before pressing space. Switch with Ctrl+Space when you want plain English.
No. The conversion runs in your browser. The page downloads one small word-list file from this site so it can suggest spellings; what you type is never sent. The text is kept in this tab’s session storage so a refresh does not lose it, and it disappears when you close the tab.
It is built for touch screens: big tappable chips, and the conversion waits until your keyboard has finished its own word so predictive keyboards do not fight it. If your phone keyboard autocorrects Roman words before this page sees them, turn off auto-correct for this site or use the suggestion chips.
Yes: Copy puts the Gujarati text on the clipboard, and the download buttons save a .txt or a Word .docx. The text is standard Unicode, so it pastes into WhatsApp, Gmail, Word and Google Docs.