Kavi
Kavi
is the oldest script of
Javanese language
, and is derived from the
Indic
Brahmi
. A more recent script was
Jawi
. These scripts were used in the
Singhasari
kingdom of
Java
. The more recent scripts were extant in the
Majapahit Empire
of
Java
,
Bali
,
Borneo
and
Sumatra
. The scripts are
abugida
which represent a syllable ending in a vowel, just as in the
Sanskrit
of
Vedic
times and the
Theravada
Buddhist
language
Pali
, thus annotation (
virama
) is needed to represent a pure consonant.
Kavi
influenced
baybayin
in the
Philippines
.
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