Southern AltaiinMongolian

alt·MongAlphabetSingle-source attestation (AUX)

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Language

Southern Altai

ISO 639-3altStatusLivingScopeIndividualScripts used3

Also written in:

Cyrillic (Cyrl)Cyrillic (Old Church Slavonic variant) (Cyrs)

Script

Mongolian

ISO 15924MongFamilyMongolian / UyghurOriginCentral AsiaDirectionVertical (LTR)StatusLiving scriptOpenType tagmong

Traditional Mongolian script, written vertically top-to-bottom. Descended from Old Uyghur (which descended from Sogdian). Still official for Mongolian in Inner Mongolia, China.

Other languages using Mongolian

BuriatbuaMongolia BuriatbxmChina BuriatbxuClassical MongoliancmgDaurdtaEvenkievnManchumncMongolianmonPeripheral MongolianmvfOld UighurouiXibesjoKalmykxal

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