English
Etymology
Named after w:Saint Cyril|Saint Cyril, who devised a predecessor to Cyrillic script, the Glagolitic alphabet.
Adjective
Cyrillic
- Of or pertaining to Cyrillic script or the Cyrillic alphabet.
Proper noun
Cyrillic
- A script used to write six natural Slavic languages (Belarusian, Bulgarian, Macedonian, Russian, Serbian, and Ukrainian) and many other languages of the former Soviet Union, Asia and Eastern Europe.
Translations
Afrikaans: kyrillisches Alphabet
Bosnian: �irilica#Serbian|�irilica f, �irili�no pismo#Bosnian|pismo n
Bulgarian: киÑ�илиÑ�а (kirÃlitsa) f
Dutch: cyrillisch
Finnish: kyrillinen
French: cyrillique m
German: kyrillisch (adjective)
Greek: κ��ιλλιακ�ν (kyrilliakón) n
Hebrew: ק�ר���ת (qirilit) f
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Korean: �릴 문� kiril munja
Italian: cirillico
Polish: cyrylica f
Portuguese: cirÃlico
Russian: киÑ�иллиÑ�а (kirÃllitsa) f
Serbian:
Spanish: cirÃlico m
Swedish: kyrillisk
Ukrainian: ки�или�� (kyrýlycja)
See also
w:Cyrillic alphabet|Wikipedia article on Cyrillic
Category:English eponyms
pl:Cyrillic
pt:Cyrillic
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