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The Gujarati script (Gujarati in ஗ுர்தை பிப்பி "gujarātī lipi") is the writing system of the Gujarati language. The earliest texts written in the Gujarati alphabet date from the late 16th century. The Gujarati alphabet, developed on the basis of Devanagari, was unofficial for a long time, and Devanagari was used to write Gujarati in fiction and academic writing, for example, until the middle of the 19th century. The Gujarati alphabet has 36 consonants and 11 vowels and is written from left to right. The alphabet is of the abugida type, which means that one character usually means a syllable consisting of a consonant followed by a vowel. Vowels can be marked as special marks to be added to the preceding consonant, but they also have independent forms for writing syllables beginning with a vowel. The alphabet is the main writing system not only in Gujarati but also in Kutch. It is used
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