Transliteration is the process of converting text from one script to another while preserving the pronunciation and phonetic representation of the original language. When transliterating from Hindi script (Devanagari) to the Roman script (Romanization) and vice versa, certain rules and conventions are followed to ensure accuracy and consistency. Let's explore the process of transliteration in both directions:
Transliteration from Hindi (Devanagari) to Roman script:
1. Identify the Hindi text to be transliterated in Devanagari script.
2. Determine the corresponding sounds and letters in the Roman script based on the phonetic equivalents.
3. Apply the transliteration rules for each Devanagari character to convert it into its Roman equivalent.
Here are some common transliteration rules:
* Consonants: Each consonant in Devanagari has a corresponding transliteration in Roman script. For example:
+ क (ka), ख (kha)....
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