Romanization edit

Romanization
Cyrillic RUS[1] UKR[1] BEL[1] BUL[1] MAC[1] SER ISO-9 scholarly
А а a
Б б b
В в v
Г г g h g g/h
Ґ ґ - g - - - g
Ѓ ѓ - - - - g/đ[2] ǵ
Д д d
Ђ ђ - - - - - đ
Е е  e, ye[3] e ye e
Ё ё  ë, yë[3] - yo - - - ë
Є є - ye - - - - ê je
Ж ж zh ž
З з z
Ѕ ѕ - - - - dz -
И и i y - i
І і - i i - - - ì i
Ї ї - yi - - - - ï ji
Й й y - - j
J j - - - - j ǰ j
К к k
Ќ ќ - - - - k/ć [4]
Л л l
Љ љ - - - - lj lj
М м m
Н н n
Њ њ - - - - nj nj
О о o
П п p
Р р r
С с s
Т т t
У у u y u
Ў ў - - w - - - ŭ ŭ
Ф ф f
Х х kh h
Ц ц ts c
Ч ч ch č
Ш ш sh š
Щ щ shch - sht - - ŝ šč
Џ џ - - - -
Ъ ъ ʺ - - - - - ʺ
Ы ы y - - y
Ь ь ʹ ŭ - - ʹ
Э э e - e - - - è
Ю ю yu - - û ju
Я я ya - - â ja
- ʺ - - - ` ʹ


  1. ^ a b c d e >Romanization Systems Currently Approved by the U.S. Board on Geographic Names (BGN) and the Permanent Committee on Geographical Names for British Official Use (PCGN)
  2. ^ ѓ is transliterated as plain g before е and , и, but as đ in other environments.
  3. ^ a b The digraphs ye and yë are used to indicate iotation at the beginning of a word and after vowels й, ъ, or ь.
  4. ^ Ќ is transliterated as plain k before е and , и, but as ć in other environments.