Standard [CURRENT]
DIN 1460-2:2011-10
Romanization of cyrillic alphabets - Part 2: Romanization of cyrillic alphabets of non-slavic languages
- German title
- Umschrift kyrillischer Alphabete - Teil 2: Umschrift kyrillischer Alphabete nicht-slawischer Sprachen
- Publication date
- 2011-10
- Original language
- German
- Pages
- 29
- Publication date
- 2011-10
- Original language
- German
- Pages
- 29
- DOI
- https://dx.doi.org/10.31030/1817736
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The publication of DIN 1460-2:2010-03 contained the wrong Unicode values for the diacritical marks. In the new edition, these errors are corrected. DIN 1460-2 deals with the transliteration of Cyrillic characters of non-Slavic languages into the Latin alphabet. 62 languages of the Caucasian-Asiatic region, ranging from Abaza, through the Eskimo language to the Vakh dialect of the Kanthy language are listed in a comparative transliteration table and assigned to Latin characters. The standard is suitable for all application areas. The standard responsible for the standard is Working Committee NA 009-00-01 AA "Transliteration und Transkription" ("Transliteration and transcription") at NABD.
This document replaces DIN 1460-2:2010-03 .
Corrected edition: Corrected document: Customers who purchased the previous document DIN 1460-2:2010-03 received free of charge