CESR
Central Eurasian Studies Review

Publication of the Central Eurasian Studies Society

ISSN 1538-5043 (Print)
ISSN 1543-7817 (Electronic)

Other Transliteration and Transcription

Info for Contributors | Cyrillic Translation | Other Transliteration and Transcription

Armenian

Chinese

Georgian

Persian

Armenian (Eastern) Transliteration [unconfirmed]

Chinese Transcription

Chinese is transcribed in CESR with the Pinyin system.

Georgian Transliteration [unconfirmed]

Persian Transcription

The chart below shows the initial and stand-alone forms of the Persian Arabic characters.  In addition to the characters represented below, Persian transcription includes use of the Latin vowels "a", "e", and "i" where they are not represented with a letter in Persian words, but are represented in pronounciation.

Last update: November 2, 2003.

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The Central Eurasian Studies Review is hosted by the Center for Russia, Eastern Europe and Central Asia at the University of Wisconsin – Madison.

The Central Eurasian Studies Society is hosted by the Havighurst Center for Russian and Post-Soviet Studies at Miami University, Oxford, Ohio

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