Editing Balinese script (section)

==== {{lang|ban|Hanacaraka}} traditional order ====
The modern Balinese languages does not make use of the whole inventory of consonants inherited from Sanskrit. The 18 consonants used in Balinese ({{langx|ban|{{Script|Bali|ᬅᬓ᭄ᬱᬭᬯᬺᬱᬵᬲ᭄ᬢ᭄ᬭ}}|aksara wreṣāstra}}) are traditionally arranged following the Javanese {{lang|ban|hanacaraka}} sequence, in which 20 letters form a four-line [[pangram]] narrating the myth of [[Aji Saka]]. The remaining consonants ({{langx|ban|{{Script|Bali|ᬅᬓ᭄ᬱᬭᬰ᭄ᬯᬮᬮᬶᬢ}}|aksara sualalita}}) are used in Sanskrit transcription.

{| class="wikitable letters-pink"
|+ ''Hana caraka''
|-
|{{letter|l=ban|s=Bali|ch=ᬳ|top=ha}}
|{{letter|l=ban|s=Bali|ch=ᬦ|top=na}}
|{{letter|l=ban|s=Bali|ch=ᬘ|top=ca}}
|{{letter|l=ban|s=Bali|ch=ᬭ|top=ra}}
|{{letter|l=ban|s=Bali|ch=ᬓ|top=ka}}

|{{langx|jv|{{Script|Java|ꦲꦤꦕꦫꦏ}}|hana caraka|There were (two) emissaries.}}
|-
|{{letter|l=ban|s=Bali|ch=ᬤ|top=da}}
|{{letter|l=ban|s=Bali|ch=ᬢ|top=ta}}
|{{letter|l=ban|s=Bali|ch=ᬲ|top=sa}}
|{{letter|l=ban|s=Bali|ch=ᬯ|top=wa}}
|{{letter|l=ban|s=Bali|ch=ᬮ|top=la}}
|{{langx|jv|{{Script|Java|ꦢꦠꦱꦮꦭ}}|data sawala|They began to fight.}}
|-
|{{letter|l=ban|s=Bali|ch=ᬫ|top=ma}}
|{{letter|l=ban|s=Bali|ch=ᬕ|top=ga}}
|{{letter|l=ban|s=Bali|ch=ᬩ|top=ba}}
|{{letter|l=ban|s=Bali|ch=ᬗ|top=ṅa}}
|
| <!--{{langx|jv|{{Script|Java|ꦥꦝꦗꦪꦚ}}|padha jayanya|Their valor was equal}}-->
|-
|{{letter|l=ban|s=Bali|ch=ᬧ|top=pa}}
|{{letter|l=ban|s=Bali|ch=ᬚ|top=ja}}
|{{letter|l=ban|s=Bali|ch=ᬬ|top=ya}}
|{{letter|l=ban|s=Bali|ch=ᬜ|top=nya}}
| 
| <!--{{langx|jv|{{Script|Java|ꦥꦝꦗꦪꦚ}}|padha jayanya|Their valor was equal}}-->
|}
{{noteFoot|group=hanacaraka}}

<!--
{| class="wikitable letters-pink"
|+ ''Hana cakara''
|-
|{{letter|l=ban|s=Bali|ch=ᬳ|top=ha}}
|{{letter|l=ban|s=Bali|ch=ᬦ|top=na}}
|{{letter|l=ban|s=Bali|ch=ᬘ|top=ca}}
|{{letter|l=ban|s=Bali|ch=ᬭ|top=ra}}
|{{letter|l=ban|s=Bali|ch=ᬓ|top=ka}}

|{{langx|jv|{{Script|Java|ꦲꦤꦕꦫꦏ}}|hana caraka|There were (two) emissaries.}}
|-
|{{letter|l=ban|s=Bali|ch=ᬤ|top=da}}
|{{letter|l=ban|s=Bali|ch=ᬢ|top=ta}}
|{{letter|l=ban|s=Bali|ch=ᬲ|top=sa}}
|{{letter|l=ban|s=Bali|ch=ᬯ|top=wa}}
|{{letter|l=ban|s=Bali|ch=ᬮ|top=la}}
|{{langx|jv|{{Script|Java|ꦢꦠꦱꦮꦭ}}|data sawala|They began to fight.}}
|-
|{{letter|l=ban|s=Bali|ch=ᬧ|top=pa}}
|{{letter|l=ban|s=Bali|ch=ᬥ|top=dha|color=black|note={{noteTag|name=dha|group=hanacaraka|Letter is used in Javanese ''hanacaraka'' but omitted in modern Balinese}}}}
|{{letter|l=ban|s=Bali|ch=ᬚ|top=ja}}
|{{letter|l=ban|s=Bali|ch=ᬬ|top=ya}}
|{{letter|l=ban|s=Bali|ch=ᬜ|top=nya}}
|{{langx|jv|{{Script|Java|ꦥꦝꦗꦪꦚ}}|padha jayanya|Their valor was equal}}
|-
|{{letter|l=ban|s=Bali|ch=ᬫ|top=ma}}
|{{letter|l=ban|s=Bali|ch=ᬕ|top=ga}}
|{{letter|l=ban|s=Bali|ch=ᬩ|top=ba}}
|{{letter|l=ban|s=Bali|ch=ᬣ|top=tha|color=black|note={{noteTag|name=dha|group=hanacaraka}}}}
|{{letter|l=ban|s=Bali|ch=ᬗ|top=ṅa}}
|{{langx|jv|{{Script|Java|ꦩꦒꦧꦛꦔ}}|maga bathanga|They both fell dead.}}
|}
{{noteFoot|group=hanacaraka}}
-->