Krung Keyboard Help

Krung Keyboard

This is a romanized Keyman keyboard for Krung language spoken as an ethnic minority language in Cambodia.

Consonant

Not all consonants in Krung language are mapped to a key. Certain consonants are mapped, while others are automatically converted to their corresponding counterparts depending on the context. For example, typing qay produces the first form អៃ and typing qunh produces the second form អ៊ុញ. How to type these contexual forms are described in the documentation below. Krung language uses Khmer characters for their writing. Unicode codepoints and names are given for your information.

Vowel

The table below shows the output of vowels when typed after a consonant or a consonant cluster.

The table below shows the output of vowels when typed in isolation.

Consonant and Vowel Combination

As you type, the keyboard will automatically convert the consonant to match in response to the series of the vowel it is attached to. You may type the consonant and then the vowel you desire. Here are some exmaples:

- ke > កឹ
- kv > គឹ
- ko > កុ
- ku > គុ
- kx > កិ
- ki > គិ
- kvy > កី
- kii > គី
- kam > កាំ
- kang > កាំង
- kzng > កង់
- kee > កើ
- kvv > គឺ
- khe > ខឹ
- khv > ឃឹ
...etc

Consonant Clusters

To type a consonant cluster, you may type the first member of the cluster followed by the second member.

Presyllable Configuration

Words with a presyllable can be typed in one of the following ways. Presyllables are underlined.

• Consonant + Vowel
  cacaa > ចចា ‘to eat’
  ganvt > ឝនឹត ‘valuable’
• Consonant + Consonant + Vowel
  crheew > ច្រហើវ ‘young unmarried man’
  grangzt > ឝ្រង៉ត់ ‘sad’
• “h” or “q” + nasal
  hmpuet > ហ្មពួត ‘to sell
  qmbvng > អ្មប៊ឹង ‘area behind house’

Numerals and Signs

For more examples, please refer to the documentation on Romanization of Krung here: