Editing Soyombo script (section)

====Sanskrit and Tibetan====
In Sanskrit and Tibetan, consonant clusters are usually written by stacking up to three consonants vertically within the same frame. 

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Example consonant clusters
|-
|{{letter|s=Soyo|ch=𑩣𑪙𑩠|tops=𑩣 + 𑩪|note=jṅa }}
|{{letter|s=Soyo|ch=𑩜𑪙𑩿|tops=𑩜 + 𑩿|note=kśa}}
|{{letter|s=Soyo|ch=𑩭𑪙𑩾|tops=𑩭 + 𑩾|note=dva}}
|{{letter|s=Soyo|ch=𑩯𑪙𑩭|tops=𑩯 + 𑩭|note=nda}}
|{{letter|s=Soyo|ch=𑩲𑪙𑪁𑪙𑩜|tops=𑩲 + 𑪁 + 𑩜|note=bska}}
|{{letter|s=Soyo|ch=𑩜𑪙𑪀𑪙𑩴|tops=𑩜 + 𑪀 + 𑩴|note=kṣma}}
|{{letter|s=Soyo|ch=𑩭𑪘|tops=𑩭 + 𑩭|note=dda}}
|{{letter|s=Soyo|ch=𑩴𑪘|tops=𑩴 + 𑩴|note=mma}}
|}

In consonant clusters beginning with {{angbr|{{script|Soyo|𑩼}}}} ''ra'', {{angbr|{{script|Soyo|𑩽}}}} ''la'', {{angbr|{{script|Soyo|𑩿}}}} ''śa'' or {{angbr|{{script|Soyo|𑪁}}}} ''sa'', the first consonant can be reduced to a small prefix written to the left of the next letter's main triangle. For example, the syllable {{angbr|{{script|Soyo|𑩼𑪙𑩜}}}} ''rka'' can also be written {{angbr|{{script|Soyo|𑪆𑩜}}}}.

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Example prefixed consonants
|-
|{{letter|s=Soyo|ch=𑪆|note=r-}}
|{{letter|s=Soyo|ch=𑪇|note=l-}}
|{{letter|s=Soyo|ch=𑪈|note=ś-}}
|{{letter|s=Soyo|ch=𑪉|note=s-}}
|-
|{{letter|s=Soyo|ch=𑪆𑩜|note=rka}}
|{{letter|s=Soyo|ch=𑪇𑩜|note=lka}}
|{{letter|s=Soyo|ch=𑪈𑩜|note=śka}}
|{{letter|s=Soyo|ch=𑪉𑩜|note=ska}}
|}