Re: Caucasian phonologies and orthographies

From: "Yuri Koryakov" <jirik@...>

> Some other source for Caucasian phonology and orthography:
> http://linguarium.iling-ran.ru/publications/alw_cau_over.shtml
> Link to pdf table is in the bottom of the page.
You forgot the link... it's
http://linguarium.iling-ran.ru/publications/caucas/table.pdf. But _spasibo_,
that's giving me something to look over this rainy morning. I'm only
familiar with the new Latin alphabet for Chechen (which I dislike, since
ejective stops are marked with -h: ph = /p>/, th = /t>/ etc.)

Also, the link you gave is *almost* right... try:

http://linguarium.iling-ran.ru/publications/caucas/alw_cau_over.html.

(It's not .shtml; just .html.)

There's one more source for transliteration of non-Roman scripts, including
some Caucasian languages (now including Georgian), along with MANY
Cyrillic-alphabet languages, including all those Turkic languages.

http://ee.www.ee/transliteration/