Ha (Javanese)
(ha), is a syllable in the Javanese script which represent the sound /ɦɔ/ or /ɦa/. The letter can also represent a null consonant, in which it would be pronounced as /ɔ/ or /a/. It is commonly transliterated to Latin as "ha" or "a" and sometimes as "ho" and "o". Pasangan The letter's pasangan () is one of six which are located on the right hand side of previous syllable, making it possible to stack two pasangans without the use of pangkon. Extended form doesn't have a murda form. Final consonant has a syllable-final form called wignyan () which replaces ha-pangkon combination. For example: "gajah" (elephant) is written as , not Glyphs Orthography There are several rules regarding the writing of , whether pronounced as "ha" or "a". in front of a word is always transliterated as "a", except for foreign loan words. The same rule applies when sandhangan swara (vowel diacritics) is used. Read as "a": - aku (me), - ora (not), - ilang (lost) Read as "ha": - haji (hajj), - hotèl, - hikmat (wisdom) (Whether a word is considered a native Javanese or not will depend on the dictionary definition.) in the middle of a word is almost