Editing Javanese script (section)

===Aksara nglegéna===
ries. Modern Javanese only uses 20 consonant sounds, represented by 20 of the original 33 ''aksara wyanjana'', which are then referred to as {{langx|jv|ꦲꦏ꧀ꦱꦫ ꦔ꧀ꦭꦼꦒꦺꦤ|aksara nglegéna|label=none}}. They are commonly arranged in the ''hanacaraka'' sequence, a [[pangram]] whose name is derived from its first five letters, similar to the word "alphabet" which comes from the first two letters of the [[Greek alphabet]], ''alpha'' and ''beta''.{{sfn|Robson|2011|pp=13-14}} This sequence has been used at least the 15th century, when the island of Java started to receive significant Islamic influence.{{sfn|Everson|2008|pp=5–6}} There are numerous interpretations on the supposed philosophical and esoteric qualities of the ''hanacaraka'' sequence,{{sfn|Rochkyatmo|1996|pp=35-41}} and it is often linked to the myth of [[Aji Saka]].{{sfn|Rochkyatmo|1996|pp=8-11}}{{sfn|Rochkyatmo|1996|pp=51-58}}

{| class="wikitable letters-violet"
|+ ''Hana caraka (modern sequence)''
|-
|{{letter|l=jv|s=Java|ch=ꦲ|iso=ha}}
|{{letter|l=jv|s=Java|ch=ꦤ|iso=na}}
|{{letter|l=jv|s=Java|ch=ꦕ|iso=ca}}
|{{letter|l=jv|s=Java|ch=ꦫ|iso=ra}}
|{{letter|l=jv|s=Java|ch=ꦏ|iso=ka}}
|{{langx|jv|{{Script|Java|ꦲꦤꦕꦫꦏ}}|hana caraka|There were (two) emissaries.}}
|-
|{{letter|l=jv|s=Java|ch=ꦢ|iso=da}}
|{{letter|l=jv|s=Java|ch=ꦠ|iso=ta}}
|{{letter|l=jv|s=Java|ch=ꦱ|iso=sa}}
|{{letter|l=jv|s=Java|ch=ꦮ|iso=wa}}
|{{letter|l=jv|s=Java|ch=ꦭ|iso=la}}
|{{langx|jv|{{Script|Java|ꦢꦠꦱꦮꦭ}}|data sawala|They began to fight.}}
|-
|{{letter|l=jv|s=Java|ch=ꦥ|iso=pa}}
|{{letter|l=jv|s=Java|ch=ꦣ|iso=dha}}
|{{letter|l=jv|s=Java|ch=ꦗ|iso=ja}}
|{{letter|l=jv|s=Java|ch=ꦪ|iso=ya}}
|{{letter|l=jv|s=Java|ch=ꦚ|iso=ña}}
|{{langx|jv|{{Script|Java|ꦥꦣꦗꦪꦚ}}|padha jayanya|Their valor was equal}}
|-
|{{letter|l=jv|s=Java|ch=ꦩ|iso=ma}}
|{{letter|l=jv|s=Java|ch=ꦒ|iso=ga}}
|{{letter|l=jv|s=Java|ch=ꦧ|iso=ba}}
|{{letter|l=jv|s=Java|ch=ꦛ|iso=tha}}
|{{letter|l=jv|s=Java|ch=ꦔ|iso=ṅa}}
|{{langx|jv|{{Script|Java|ꦩꦒꦧꦛꦔ}}|maga bathanga|They both fell dead.}}
|}