Assamese varies from that of Bengali to a significant extent, causing more friction while typing Assamese. The support for many phones of other languages like Dravidian, Hindustani nuqtas, Sinhala etc. is considered patchy and not consistent across implementations due to lack of standardization. Also, almost no ITRANS implementation fully supports languages like Kashmiri, Sindhi, etc. New version The ambiguity around Dravidian short-vowels 'e' and 'o' support has been addressed with a new ISO15919 compliant coding scheme, which is uniform across all supported languages/scripts, including nukta. The old version ITRANS 5.3 is maintained for backward compatibility. The changed ones are listed below: The newly launched revamped package supports both the old ITRANS V-5.3 scheme as well as the ISO15919 scheme. In addition, the new package can be customized for any specific INPUT codes. https://www.aczoom.com/itrans/online/ See also Devanagari transliteration Velthuis IAST Harvard-Kyoto National Library at Kolkata romanisation Notes References External links ITRANS Official site ITRANS Unicode Tables (PDF) HiTrans - Online ITRANS to Unicode converter with scheme extensions Online Interface to ITRANS- ITRANS to Unicode UTF8 (Converter tool from Latin script using ITRANS to various Indic scripts) View Unicode Hindi through Roman transliteration (ITRNS scheme) Google Transliteration (supports Indic Languages) Online and downloadable tool for transliteration by Google. (Also additionally uses ITRANS but older version 1) Itranslator 2003 as a freeware from Omkarananda Ashram Himalayas Lipika IME available for Mac OS X Indic computing Hindustani orthography Romanization of Brahmic Sanskrit transliteration