Misplaced Pages:Romanization of Russian

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The Misplaced Pages romanization of Russian is a modification of the BGN/PCGN romanization of Russian, it is used in the English Misplaced Pages and suitable for Anglophones.

Abbreviations are usually romanized with capitalization as indicated, e.g., ДШК = DShK.

List of differences between enWP and BGN/PCGN

Russian spelling	English Misplaced Pages romanization	Special provision	Examples WP romanization	Examples BGN/PCGN romanization
Йе (йe)	Ye (ye)		Майер = Mayer	after й: Майер = Mayyer;
ъ (твёрдый знак)	Omitted	When followed by an iotated vowel (я, е, ё, ю)	Подъярский = Podyarsky	Подъездной = Pod”yezdnoy
ъ (твёрдый знак)	y	When followed by a non-iotated vowel (а, э, ы, и, о, у)	(Мусийкъонгийкоте→Musiykyongiykote	Musiyk”ongiykote
Ы (ы)	Y (y)	Except in an –ый ending (see below)	Ытык-Кюёль = Ytyk-Kyuyol Давыдов = Davydov
ь (мягкий знак)	Omitted	When followed by an iotated vowel (я, е, ё, ю) at the end of words before a consonant	Усолье = Usolye Выхухоль = Vykhukhol Дальнегорск = Dalnegorsk	Тюмень = Tyumen’
ь (мягкий знак)	y	When followed by a non-iotated vowel (а, э, ы, и, о, у)	Ильинский = Ilyinsky	Тюмень = Tyumen’
–ый endings	-y		Красный = Krasny	Krasnyy
–ий endings	-y	A -ий ending in names of people and adjectives of Russian origin becomes -y. Counter example: Ryrkaypiy (Рыркайпий), is a noun and of non-Russian origin. Also, the proper name Дми́трий is Dmitri as least as often as Dmitry.	Синий = Siny; Veliky	Siniy; Velikiy

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List of differences between enWP and BGN/PCGN

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