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- Cyrillization abstract "A Cyrillization is a system for rendering words of a language that normally uses a writing system other than the Cyrillic script into a (version of) the Cyrillic alphabet. A Cyrillization scheme needs to be applied, for example, to transcribe names of German, Chinese, or American people and places for use in Russian, Ukrainian, Serbian, Macedonian or Bulgarian newspapers and books. Cyrillization is analogous to romanization, when words from a non-Latin-script-using language are rendered in the Latin alphabet for use e.g. in English, German, or Francophone literature.Just as with various Romanization schemes, each Cyrillization system has its own set of rules, depending on: The source language or writing system (English, French, Arabic, Hindi, Kazakh in Latin alphabet, Chinese, Japanese, etc.), The destination language or writing system (Russian, Ukrainian, Bulgarian, Kazakh in Cyrillic, etc.), the goals of the systems: to render occasional foreign words (mostly personal and place names) for use in newspapers or on maps; to provide a practical approximate phonetic transcription in a phrase book or a bilingual dictionary; or to convert a language to a Cyrillic writing system altogether (e.g. Moldavian, Dungan, Kazakh) Linguistic and/or political inclinations of the designers of the system (see, for example, the use—or disuse—of the letter Ґ for rendering the \"G\" of foreign words in the Ukrainian).When the source language uses a fairly phonetic spelling system, a Cyrillization scheme may often be adopted that almost amounts to a transliteration, i.e. using a mapping scheme that simply maps each letter of the source alphabet to some letter of the destination alphabet, sometimes augmented by position-based rules. Among such schemes are several schemes universally accepted in Eastern Slavic languages: Cyrillization of Chinese Cyrillization of English Cyrillization of Greek Cyrillization of Japanese Cyrillization of KoreanSimilarly simple schemes are widely used to render Spanish, Italian, etc. words into Russian, Ukrainian, etc.When the source language uses a not particularly phonetic writing system — most notably English and French — its words are typically rendered in Russian, Ukrainian or other Cyrillic-based languages using an approximate phonetic transliteration system, which aims to allow the Russian, Ukrainian, Bulgarian, etc. readers to approximate the sound of the source language as much as it is possible within the constraints of the destination language and its alphabet. Among the examples are the Practical transcription of English into Russian (Russian: Правила англо-русской практической транскрипции), which aims to render English words into Russian based on their sounds, and Transliteration of foreign words by a Cyrillic alphabet (uk:Транслітерація іншомовних слів кирилицею) and Cyrillization of the English language (uk:Кирилізація англійської мови) in the case of Ukrainian. While this scheme is mostly accepted by a majority of Russian and Ukrainian authors and publishers, transcription variants are not uncommon.A transliteration system for the Bulgarian Cyrillization of English has been designed by the Bulgarian linguist Andrey Danchev.Similarly phonetic schemes are widely adopted for Cyrillization of French.".
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- Cyrillization wikiPageWikiLink Andrey_Danchev.
- Cyrillization wikiPageWikiLink Bilingual_dictionary.
- Cyrillization wikiPageWikiLink Bulgarian_language.
- Cyrillization wikiPageWikiLink Category:Cyrillization.
- Cyrillization wikiPageWikiLink Category:Transliteration.
- Cyrillization wikiPageWikiLink Cyrillic_script.
- Cyrillization wikiPageWikiLink Cyrillization_of_Chinese.
- Cyrillization wikiPageWikiLink Cyrillization_of_English.
- Cyrillization wikiPageWikiLink Cyrillization_of_Greek.
- Cyrillization wikiPageWikiLink Cyrillization_of_Japanese.
- Cyrillization wikiPageWikiLink Cyrillization_of_Korean.
- Cyrillization wikiPageWikiLink Dungan_language.
- Cyrillization wikiPageWikiLink East_Slavic_languages.
- Cyrillization wikiPageWikiLink English_literature.
- Cyrillization wikiPageWikiLink Francophone_literature.
- Cyrillization wikiPageWikiLink German_literature.
- Cyrillization wikiPageWikiLink Ghe_with_upturn.
- Cyrillization wikiPageWikiLink Hindi.
- Cyrillization wikiPageWikiLink Kazakh_alphabets.
- Cyrillization wikiPageWikiLink Kazakh_language.
- Cyrillization wikiPageWikiLink Latin_script.
- Cyrillization wikiPageWikiLink Macedonian_language.
- Cyrillization wikiPageWikiLink Moldovan_language.
- Cyrillization wikiPageWikiLink Phonetic_transcription.
- Cyrillization wikiPageWikiLink Phrase_book.
- Cyrillization wikiPageWikiLink Romanization.
- Cyrillization wikiPageWikiLink Russian_language.
- Cyrillization wikiPageWikiLink Serbian_language.
- Cyrillization wikiPageWikiLink Transliteration.
- Cyrillization wikiPageWikiLink Ukrainian_alphabet.
- Cyrillization wikiPageWikiLink Ukrainian_language.
- Cyrillization wikiPageWikiLink Volapuk_encoding.
- Cyrillization wikiPageWikiLinkText "Cyrillization".
- Cyrillization wikiPageWikiLinkText "Russian transcription".
- Cyrillization wikiPageWikiLinkText "cyrillization".
- Cyrillization wikiPageWikiLinkText "cyrillized".
- Cyrillization wikiPageWikiLinkText "transcribed into Russian".
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- Cyrillization wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Uk_icon.
- Cyrillization subject Category:Cyrillization.
- Cyrillization subject Category:Transliteration.
- Cyrillization hypernym System.
- Cyrillization type Alphabet.
- Cyrillization type Concept.
- Cyrillization comment "A Cyrillization is a system for rendering words of a language that normally uses a writing system other than the Cyrillic script into a (version of) the Cyrillic alphabet. A Cyrillization scheme needs to be applied, for example, to transcribe names of German, Chinese, or American people and places for use in Russian, Ukrainian, Serbian, Macedonian or Bulgarian newspapers and books.".
- Cyrillization label "Cyrillization".
- Cyrillization sameAs Q2654890.
- Cyrillization sameAs Kiril_qrafikasına_keçid.
- Cyrillization sameAs Cirilización.
- Cyrillization sameAs Cyrillisation.
- Cyrillization sameAs キリル文字化.
- Cyrillization sameAs Cirilização.
- Cyrillization sameAs m.02fjs_.
- Cyrillization sameAs Кириллизация.
- Cyrillization sameAs Q2654890.
- Cyrillization wasDerivedFrom Cyrillization?oldid=704568970.
- Cyrillization isPrimaryTopicOf Cyrillization.