Editing Javanese script (section)

==== ''Pasangan'' ====
The inherent vowel of each base character can be nullified using the diacritic ''pangkon''. However, the ''pangkon'' is generally not used in the middle of words or sentences. Instead, to write a closed syllable in the middle of a word or sentence, the ''pasangan'' form (ꦥꦱꦔꦤ꧀) is used. Unlike the ''pangkon'', the ''pasangan'' not only nullifies the preceding consonant but also indicates the subsequent consonant. For example, the character ''ma'' (ꦩ) followed by the ''pasangan'' form of ''pa'' (꧀ꦥ) becomes ''mpa'' (ꦩ꧀ꦥ). The ''pasangan'' forms in this table are those used in modern Javanese writing. Some characters have different ''pasangan'' forms in Sanskrit-Kawi writing.

{| class="wikitable letters-violet"
|+''Pasangan''
|-
! ha/a
! na
! ca
! ra
! ka
! da
! ta
! sa
! wa
! la
! pa
! dha
! ja
! ya
! nya
! ma
! ga
! ba
! tha 
! nga
|- class="letters-lo"
|{{letter|ch= ꧀ꦲ}}
|{{letter|ch= ꧀ꦤ}}
|{{letter|ch=ꦕ}}
|{{letter|ch= ꧀ꦫ}}
|{{letter|ch= ꧀ꦏ}}
|{{letter|ch= ꧀ꦢ}}
|{{letter|ch=  ꧀ꦠ}}
|{{letter|ch=  ꧀ꦱ}}
|{{letter|ch=  ꧀ꦮ}}
|{{letter|ch=  ꧀ꦭ}}
|{{letter|ch= ꧀ꦥ}}
|{{letter|ch=  ꧀ꦝ}}
|{{letter|ch=  ꧀ꦗ}}
|{{letter|ch= ꧀ꦪ}}
|{{letter|ch=꧀ꦚ}}
|{{letter|ch= ꧀ꦩ}}
|{{letter|ch= ꧀ꦒ}}
|{{letter|ch= ꧀ꦧ}}
|{{letter|ch= ꧀ꦛ}}
|{{letter|ch= ꧀ꦔ}}
|-
|{{letter|ch=ꦟ}}
|{{letter|ch= ꧀ꦖ|note={{br}}{{noteTag|group=pasangan|name=nonph|often used as part of pepadan, which does not have a phonetic function.}}}}
|{{letter|ch=  ꧀ꦬ}}
|{{letter|ch= ꧀ꦑ}}
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|{{letter|ch= ꧀ꦡ}}
|{{letter|ch= ꧀ꦯ}}
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|{{letter|ch= ꧀ꦦ}}
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|{{letter|ch= ꧀ꦘ}}
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|{{letter|ch= ꧀ꦓ}}
|{{letter|ch=꧀ꦨ}}
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|- class="letters-lo"
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|{{letter|ch= ꧀ꦣ}}
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|{{letter|ch=꧀ꦰ}}
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|{{letter|ch= ꧀ꦞ}}
|{{letter|ch=꧀ꦙ}}
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|{{letter|ch= ꧀ꦜ}}
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|}
{{noteFoot|group=pasangan}}