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Transliteration rule sets
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Transform files
Amharic-Latin-BGN.xml, Arabic-Latin-BGN.xml, Arabic-Latin.xml, Armenian-Latin-BGN.xml, Azerbaijani-Latin-BGN.xml, Belarusian-Latin-BGN.xml, Bengali-Latin.xml, Bulgarian-Latin-BGN.xml, CanadianAboriginal-Latin.xml, Cyrillic-Latin.xml, Devanagari-Latin.xml, Georgian-Latin-BGN.xml, Georgian-Latin-BGN_1981.xml, Georgian-Latin.xml, Greek-Latin-BGN.xml, Greek-Latin.xml, Gujarati-Latin.xml, Gurmukhi-Latin.xml, Han-Latin-Names.xml, Han-Latin.xml, Hangul-Latin.xml, Hant-Latin.xml, Hebrew-Latin-BGN.xml, Hebrew-Latin.xml, Hiragana-Latin.xml, InterIndic-Latin.xml, Jamo-Latin.xml, Kannada-Latin.xml, Katakana-Latin-BGN.xml, Kazakh-Latin-BGN.xml, Khmer-Latin.xml, Kirghiz-Latin-BGN.xml, Korean-Latin-BGN.xml, Lao-Latin.xml, Latin-ASCII.xml, Latin-Armenian.xml, Latin-Bengali.xml, Latin-Bopomofo.xml, Latin-ConjoiningJamo.xml, Latin-Devanagari.xml, Latin-Ethiopic.xml, Latin-Gujarati.xml, Latin-Gurmukhi.xml, Latin-Hangul.xml, Latin-InterIndic.xml, Latin-Jamo.xml, Latin-Kannada.xml, Latin-Katakana.xml, Latin-Malayalam.xml, Latin-NumericPinyin.xml, Latin-Oriya.xml, Latin-Tamil.xml, Latin-Telugu.xml, Latin-Thai.xml, Macedonian-Latin-BGN.xml, Malayalam-Latin.xml, Maldivian-Latin-BGN.xml, Mongolian-Latin-BGN.xml, Myanmar-Latin.xml, Oriya-Latin.xml, Pashto-Latin-BGN.xml, Persian-Latin-BGN.xml, Russian-Latin-BGN.xml, Serbian-Latin-BGN.xml, Sinhala-Latin.xml, Syriac-Latin.xml, Tamil-Latin.xml, Telugu-Latin.xml, Thaana-Latin.xml, Thai-Latin.xml, ThaiLogical-Latin.xml, Turkmen-Latin-BGN.xml, Ukrainian-Latin-BGN.xml, Uzbek-Latin-BGN.xml

Notes from Unicode CLDR (transforms)

  • Some CLDR names (Bengali, Devanagari, Armenian, Arabic, Hebrew, Greek, Han, Thai, and others) name both a script and its eponymous language; a filename mentioning one of these can't always be told apart from the other, so this count may attribute a script-level transform to the language of the same name.

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