Editing Sinhala script (section)

====Prenasalization====
The [[prenasalized consonant]]s resemble their plain counterparts. {{angbr|ඹ}}, ''m̆ba'' is made up of the left half of {{angbr|ම}} ''ma'' and the right half of {{angbr|බ}} ''ba'', while the other three are just like the grapheme for the plosive with a little stroke added.{{sfn|Fairbanks|Gair|Silva|1968|p=126}} Vowel diacritics attach to a prenasalised consonant in the same way as they would to the corresponding plain plosives.

{| class="wikitable letters"
|+ Prenasalized consonants{{noteTag|group=consonants|Letters in black belong to the {{translit|si|iso|śuddha}} set, while letters in pink belong to the {{translit|si|iso|miśra}} set.}}
|-
|{{letter|l=si|color=black|ch=ඟ|iso=n̆ga|ipa=[ᵑɡa]|note=śuddha}}
|{{letter|l=si|color=pink|ch=ඦ|iso=n̆ja|ipa=[ⁿd͡ʒa]|note=miśra{{br}}{{noteTag|name=nja|group=consonants|This letter is not used anywhere, neither in modern nor ancient Sinhala. Its usefulness is unclear, but it forms part of the standard alphabet.<ref name="unicode">{{cite web |title=Unicode Technical Report Number 2 |url=http://unicode.org/reports/tr2.html |website=unicode.org |access-date=2 June 2024}}</ref>}}}}
|{{letter|l=si|color=black|ch=ඬ|iso=n̆ḍa|ipa=[ᶯɖa]|note=śuddha}}
|{{letter|l=si|color=black|ch=ඳ|iso=n̆da|ipa=[ⁿd̪a]|note=śuddha}}
|{{letter|l=si|color=black|ch=ඹ|iso=m̆ba|ipa=[ᵐba]|note=śuddha}}
|}