Mro Letter La

𖩛 is the Mro letter LA, used for an “l” sound in selected Mro words. The script writes the Mro language, and its origin is tied to Krama and a Mro tradition about an earlier lost script.

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What 𖩛 means

It marks the “l” sound in selected Mro spellings. Mro (also called Mru) is a language written with the Mro script. LA is one of several letters that can represent that sound; OL usually does so, while LA belongs to particular words. The choice is part of each word’s spelling.

The Mro script was developed in the 1980s to give the language a written form. Accounts of its introduction connect it with Krama, a religious movement, and a Mro tradition that an older script had been lost.

By 2026, Mro writing appeared in grammar and mathematics books, religious notices, blogs, Facebook posts, and smartphone typing in Bangladesh; Mro speakers also use the script across the border in Myanmar.

In Mro text, LA is an ordinary spelling letter used within words.

Do not swap it for another Mro letter for the l sound; the word’s spelling determines the choice.