Huruf Khmer

Aksara Khmer atawa dilom Bahasa Khmer  joda da salah osay aksara bujenis Abugida say tigunako untuk nulisko Bahasa Khmer di nagara Kamboja.Huffman, Franklin. 1970. Cambodian System of Writing and Beginning Reader. Yale University Press. ISBN 0-300-01314-0.

 Huruf 
 Konsonan 
 Konsonan Pocak Subhuruf Golar/Nilay ponuh(rik vokal usungan) Nilay Konsonan UNGEGN GD ALA-LC IPA UNGEGN GD ALA-LC IPA                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                     Usang; payjana tipakay untuk ngalambangko bunyi palatal, bih tipakay untuk transliterasi Bahasa Pali atawa Sanskerta   Usang; payjana tipakay untuk ngalambangko bunyi retrofleks, bih tipakay untuk transliterasi Bahasa Pali atawa Sanskerta                      MakkaThe letter   has no subscript form in standard orthography, but some fonts include one (្ឡ), as a form to be rendered if the character appears after the Khmer subscripting character (see under Unicode).                  

 Konsonan Tambahan  Panjolasan Nilay ponuh (rik vokal usungan) Nilay Konsonan Catatan UNGEGN GD ALA-LC IPA UNGEGN GD ALA-LC IPA  hâ + kô         Cuntuh:   'gas'; jak lom Bahasa Prancis   hâ + kô + diyakritik          Cuntuh:  'satasiyun sepur'; jak lom Bahasa Prancis   hâ + nô         Cuntuh: / 'wayang kulit' jak lom Bahasa Thai   bâ + diyakritik          Cuntuh:  'nyulam',  'roti'; jak lom Bahasa Prancis   hâ + mô         Cuntuh:  'dukun'; jak lom Bahasa Thai   hâ + lô         Cuntuh:   'rajo'; jak lom Bahasa Thai   hâ + vô         Tiucakko dilom  'borsih', dilom  'kopi'; jak lom Bahasa Prancis   hâ + vô + diyakritik          Cuntuh:  'filom'; jak lom Bahasa Prancis   hâ + sâ         Cuntuh:  'jazz'; jak lom Bahasa Prancis ,  'pizza'  hâ + sâ + diyakritik          Cuntuh:  'jeep'; jak lom Bahasa Prancis ,  'Jenewa'; jak lom Bahasa Prancis 

 Vokal 
 Vokalposay IPA GD UNGEGN  , , e   ei   , , o  Usang, goh-goh da rik Official Unicode Consortium code chart for Khmer (PDF)  ou not given  au   rue   rueu   lue   lueu   , , ae   ai  ,  ao   au 
Huffman (1970), p. 29.

 VokalAnggantung  Cuntuh IPA GD UNGEGN ALA-LC Catatan Seri a  Seri o  Seri a  Seri o  Seri a  Seri o  (Makka)  , dilom pira diyalik ao   a Liyak Modifikasi rik Diyakritik rik Konsonan rik mak buvokal anggantung.    aea   ā Liyak Modifikasi rik Diyakritik
, seri o jak , rada sumang jak .
( ~ "udara" vs  ~ "cuping")    ei   i Pronounced / in syllables with no written final consonant (a glottal stop is then added if the syllable is stressed; however in some words the vowel is silent when final, and in some words in which it is not word-final it is pronounced ). In the o-series, combines with final យ yô to sound . (Liyak Modifikasi rik Diyakritik)    eii   ī    oeue ẏ    euueu ȳ    ou  u Liyak Modifikasi rik Diyakritik. In a stressed syllable with no written final consonant, the vowel is followed by a glottal stop , or by  in the word តុ tŏk ("table") (but the vowel is silent when final in certain words).    ouu  ū Becomes / before a final  vô.  uoua    aeueu  oe Liyak Modifikasi rik Diyakritik   oea ẏa   ie  ia    e e Becomes / before palatals (or in the a-series,  before  in some words). Pronounced / in some words. Liyak Modifikasi rik Diyakritik    aeeae ae Liyak Modifikasi rik Diyakritik    aiey  ai    aoou  o Liyak Modifikasi rik Diyakritik    auov  au

 Kombinasi  IPA GD UNGEGN ALA-LC Catatan Seri a  Seri o  Seri a  Seri o  Seri a  Seri o     om um   uṃ   amum   aṃ Kata  ("balak") tiucakko (tapi dilom pira diyalik).   amoam  āṃ Man ditutul bak , jadi /ăng/eăng.   aheah  aḥ   ehis  iḥ   ohuh  uḥ   eh eḥ   aohuoh  oaḥ Kata  ("ina") panday tiucakko jadi .

 Diyakritik 
 Diyakritik  Golar Khmer Fungsi    The Pali niggahīta, related to the anusvara. A small circle written over a consonant or a following dependent vowel, it nasalizes the inherent or dependent vowel, with the addition of ; long vowels are also shortened. For details see Modification by diacritics.  "pudak businar" Related to the visarga. A pair of small circles written after a consonant or a following dependent vowel, it modifies and adds final aspiration  to the inherent or dependent vowel. For details see Modification by diacritics.   A "pair of dots", a fairly recently introduced diacritic, written after a consonant to indicate that it is to be followed by a short vowel and a glottal stop. See Modification by diacritics.  "ipon tikus" Two short vertical lines, written above a consonant, used to convert some o-series consonants () to a-series. It is also used with  bâ to convert it to a p sound (see Supplementary consonants).   A wavy line, written above a consonant, used to convert some a-series consonants () to o-series.   Also known as   ("collision foot"); a vertical line written under a consonant, used in place of the diacritics treisăpt and musĕkâtônd when they would be impeded by superscript vowels.   A small vertical line written over the last consonant of a syllable, indicating shortening (and corresponding change in quality) of certain vowels. See Modification by diacritics.   This superscript diacritic occurs in Sanskrit loanwords and corresponds to the Devanagari diacritic repha. It originally represented an r sound (and is romanized as r in the UNGEGN system). Now, in most cases, the consonant above which it appears, and the diacritic itself, are unpronounced. Examples:    ("dharma"),    (from karṇa),    ("Svarga").    Written over a final consonant to indicate that it is unpronounced. (Such unpronounced letters are still romanized in the UNGEGN system.)    Also known as a "crow's foot", used in writing to indicate the rising intonation of an exclamation or interjection; often placed on particles such as , , , , and on  , a word for "yes" used by females.  "numur walu" Used in a few words to show that a consonant with no dependent vowel is to be pronounced with its inherent vowel, rather than as a final consonant.   Used in some Sanskrit and Pali loanwords (although alternative spellings usually exist); it is written above a consonant to indicate that the syllable contains a particular short vowel; see Modification by diacritics.   A mostly obsolete diacritic, corresponding to the virāma, which suppresses a consonant's inherent vowel. 

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