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الفبای سیریلیک
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Cyrillic script is a writing system that was developed in Bulgaria and is used to write various languages spoken across eastern Eurasian regions. It remains important today because it enables communication and literacy for millions of people whose native languages rely on this alphabet.
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- Cyrillic alternates.svg
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- Unicode range
- U+0400-04FF
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- Cyrillic script
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- Cyrillic alphabet
- inception
- 0870-00-00
- format as a regular expression
- \p{IsCyrillic}
- name
- cyrillique
- native label
- кириллица
- P13311
- Oxydendrum arboreum
- P13411
- Minsk
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