transliteration in Russian
transliteration in Russian is трансли́т, транслитера́ция, транслитери́рование — transliteration means the process of writing a word from one alphabet using the letters of another, so that the sounds are preserved rather than the meaning translated.
transliteration in Russian
What does "transliteration" mean?
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noun The process of writing a word from one alphabet using the letters of another, so that the sounds are preserved rather than the meaning translated.
"The transliteration of the Russian name Пётр into the Latin alphabet is usually 'Pyotr'."
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noun A particular word or text that has been rendered in another alphabet in this way.
"Each Hebrew line is printed with a transliteration underneath for readers who do not know the script."
transliteration in a sentence
- The transliteration of the Russian name Пётр into the Latin alphabet is usually 'Pyotr'.
- Arabic transliteration varies widely, which is why the same city appears as both Al-Qahirah and El Qahira.
- Each Hebrew line is printed with a transliteration underneath for readers who do not know the script.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "transliteration" in Russian?
"transliteration" in Russian is трансли́т, транслитера́ция, транслитери́рование. transliteration means: The process of writing a word from one alphabet using the letters of another, so that the sounds are preserved rather than the meaning translated.
How do you pronounce трансли́т?
"transliteration" in Russian is трансли́т, pronounced "translit".
How do you use "transliteration" in a sentence?
Example: "The transliteration of the Russian name Пётр into the Latin alphabet is usually 'Pyotr'." In Russian, "transliteration" is трансли́т, транслитера́ция, транслитери́рование.
Are there other ways to say "transliteration" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 3 translations listed for "transliteration": трансли́т, транслитера́ция, транслитери́рование.
