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alternatively it can be used for reverse transliteration of IAST encoded texts
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into Devanagari.
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Given the fact that the IAST standard handles only the classic Sanskrit
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Given to the fact that the IAST standard handles only the classic Sanskrit
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character set, it cannot be used for lossless transliteration of modern Hindi.
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It can, however, be used for transcription of Hindi (which is lossy).
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It can, however, be used for lossy transcription of Hindi.
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For more details on the usage of the program and the requirements for the input
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data, see the included manual page iast(1).
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