BGNPCGN · 1993

Table of Correspondences for Turkmen (Cyrillic-Roman) (2000 Agreement)

bgnpcgn-tuk-Cyrl-Latn-1993

Authority: bgnpcgn
Year: 1993
Source script: Cyrillic Cyrl · 220
Destination script: Latin Latn · 215
Language: Turkmen

In 1993, the Turkmen government adopted the Roman alphabet to replace the existing Cyrillic alphabet. The presentation below provides a table of correspondences between the former Cyrillic alphabet and the current Roman alphabet. When Turkmen Roman-alphabet spellings are not available, this table can be used to convert Turkmen Cyrillic spellings. This table of correspondences supersedes the BGN/PCGN 1979 romanization system for Turkmen.

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