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Cyrillic script

kyrillische Schrift {f}

zyrillische Schrift {f} [Rsv.]

neurussische Schrift {f} [früher für: kyrillische Schrift]ling.

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Cyrillic

Kyrilliza {f}ling.

Cyrillic {adj}

kyrillischling.

zyrillisch [Rsv.]

cyrillisch [Rsv.]

Cyrillic alphabet

kyrillisches Alphabet {n}ling.

Cyrillic Tatar alphabet

kyrillisches tatarisches Alphabet {n}ling.

script

Werbetext {m}market.

Skriptum {n}educ.

Schreibschrift {f}

Rollenheft {n}theatre

Textbuch {n}theatre

Drehbuch {n}film

Skript {n}

to script

skriptencomp.

schriftlich ausarbeiten

Brahmi Script

Brahmi-Schrift {f}hist.ling.

shell script

Shellskript {n}comp.

Kannada script

Kannada-Schrift {f}ling.

pictographic script

Bilderschrift {f}ling.

linear script

Linearschrift {f}ling.

• Once written in Cyrillic script, the language is now written in the Latin script.
• In 1938 the Kalmyk literary language started using Cyrillic script.
• When Cyrillic script is used (for Macedonian and partially Serbian), the problem is similar to other Cyrillic-based scripts.
• They mostly involved the elimination of the (purely etymological) Greek letters that had been retained in the Cyrillic script by reason of ecclesiastical tradition, and those rendered obsolete by changes in phonetics.
• is written with the Cyrillic script in Tajikistan (see Tajik alphabet).

• The Bulgarian language is written in the Cyrillic script.
• The Cyrillic script has also been adapted to write Esperanto.
• On some occasions it is written in Cyrillic script.
• The Cyrillic script was derived from the late (medieval) Greek alphabet. Some Cyrillic letters (generally for sounds not in medieval Greek) are based on Glagolitic forms.
• The Cyrillic script was created during the First Bulgarian Empire.

• Byzantine music once included music for court ceremonies, but has only survived as vocal church music within various Orthodox traditions of monodic (monophonic) chant written down in Byzantine round notation (see Macarie's "anastasimatarion" with the Greek text translated into Romanian and transliterated into Cyrillic script).
• Ӓ is used in some alphabets invented in the 19th century which are based on the Cyrillic script. These include Mari, Altay [...] and the Keräşen Tatar alphabet.