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I think Mongolian often uses a Cyrillic alphabet, and that doesn't look particularly Cyrillic to me, just smudgy and hard to read (but the latin alphabet).
by mkjones 15y ago
I think Mongolian often uses a Cyrillic alphabet, and that doesn't look particularly Cyrillic to me, just smudgy and hard to read (but the latin alphabet).
- mkjones 15y agoActually, it looks vaguely Greek...? Or Elvish? http://www.elvish.org/gwaith/andries/andries_scribalhand.jpg http://www.elvish.org/gwaith/andries/andries_scribalhand.jpg
- Gmo 15y agoActually, it DOES look like Cyrillic ... Look at the second paper, third world, it clearly looks like "хами"(with the "ми"being fairly typical Cyrillic letters). Can't say the precise language though ...
- anatoly 15y agoIt's definitely Cyrillic, and definitely Mongolian. The beginning of the third line on the second page reads хуссэн бухнээ, and googling finds this phrase on Mongolian pages. No idea what any of that means, though.
- zeynalov 15y agoIt is NOT mongolian. In mongolian there are no letters Ә, Ғ, Қ ... This is kazakhish. I am from Germany but have roots from Azerbaijan, therefore I understand altaic-turcis languages. It looks similar to mongolian but it isn't.
- anatoly 15y agoThese letters aren't there either. Perhaps you see as Ә what's simply э written haphazardly. I'm not sure where you're seeing Ғ, or Қ.