Its 36 consonants are written in full, and vowels are represented with the use of diacritics which modify the consonant letter. It is categorized as an abugida, and unlike alphabets such as Greek or Latin, is not written with complete vowels. Gujarati greatly resembles Devanagari, the script usually used for Sanskrit, but lacks the horizontal line at the top of letters seen in Devanagari, and a number of characters are significantly altered. Gujarati is written using the Gujarati script, which is one of many scripts derived from the ancient Brahmi system.
Gujarati (ગુજરાતી) is one of many recognized languages in India, and the official language of the state of Gujarat. It is among the most widely spoken languages in India, and is also spoken around the world among the Gujarati diaspora, where it is one of the more common Indian languages.
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