If you notice any strange behavior, excessive false positives, transliterations not found, etc., please let me know. The transliteration system is new and will continue to be improved. Transliteration also does not work for search terms consisting of multiple words (Boolean AND).
#CYRILLIC TRANSLITERATION MANUAL#
The automatic transliteration and manual Cyrillic searches do not yet work with the OCR-Adjusted or D-M Soundex search options. place name might not simply be a transliteration of the Polish, Lithuanian, etc. If you are searching for a place, rather than a personal name, keep in mind that the Russian, Belarusian, etc. Note that it is not uncommon for there to be several different transliterations in even a single source, none of which is a false positive (e.g., "Hoffmann" appears as four different Cyrillic spellings). You do not have to enter letters with umlauts, ogoneks, etc., but you might see false positives if you omit diacritical marks that should be present. The automatic transliteration finds valid transliterations using about 15 different transliteration systems, and considers the possibility of both common transliteration errors and forgotten diacritical marks in the search term.
The automatic transliteration has been optimized for search terms that are surnames of Russian, German, Polish, Romanian, Lithuanian, Latvian, or Serbian origin, and will try to find Cyrillic transliterations with Russian or Serbian spelling (in the future, Ukrainian, Belarusian, and Bulgarian spellings will also be checked). This online transliterator converts text from Cyrillic to Latin letters according to the transliteration scheme defined in the Finnish standard SFS 4900 for. You also do not need to worry about differences in pre- and post-reform Russian orthography. Using this Belarusian transliteration service you can solve a few tasks. The transliterator is optimized to consume less resources and perform the translation faster than most of the other similar Web applications. The search engine will completely ignore the Cyrillic yer characters, so there is no need to include them in your search term. Our online Belarusian Cyrillic converter is a powerful and easy to use tool at the same time. If you know that your search term has an unusual gendered form, you should manually enter the Cyrillic spelling of that form. Regardless of whether you use the automatic transliteration or enter a search term directly in Cyrillic characters, the search engine will attempt to find both masculine and feminine forms of your search term, essentially using the rules for Russian names. Other options are "Only Latin -> Cyrillic" and "No Transliteration."
By default, the search option "Add Latin -> Cyrillic" is enabled, meaning that the search engine will look for both the original Latin script search term and possible Cyrillic transliterations. now features automatic transliteration from Latin to Cyrillic, to make it easier for researchers not familiar with Cyrillic to search the growing number of Cyrillic sources.
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