Cyrillic | Mongol | Tibetan | Uyghur | Chinese

The 35 letters of the Cyrillic script, when used for Mongolian, are romanized according to the following table:

а	a	арц → arc "juniper"
б	b	бурхан → burkhan "Buddha"
в	w	ван → wan "prince"
г	g	гурав → guraw "three"
д	d	дөрөв  → doeroew "four"
е	je	ерөөл → jeroeoel "benediction"
ё	jo	ёс → jos "rule,"
ж	zh	жил → zhil "year"
з	z	зураg → zurag "picture"
и	i	илд → ild "sword"
й	j	аймаг → ajmag "province"
к	k	кино → kino "cinema"
л	l	лус → lus "water spirits"
м	m	монгол → mongol "Mongol"
н	n	нэг → neg "one"
о	o	оймс → ojms "socks"
ө	oe	өндөг → oendoeg "egg"
п	p	пүрэв → puerew "Jupiter"
р	r	роман → roman "novel"
с	s	сайхан → sajkhan "nice"
т	t	тав → taw "five"
у	u	ухна → ukhna "billy-goat"
ү	ue	үнэг → ueneg "fox"
ф	f	франц → franc "French"
х	kh	хоёр → khojor "two"
ц	c	цуврал → cuwral "series"
ч	ch	чингис → chingis "Genghis"
ш	sh	шүд → shued "tooth"
щ	shh	щорс → shhors "Shchors"
ъ	v	томъёо → tomvjoo "term"
ы	y	ардын → ardyn "popular"
ь	j	морь → morj "horse"
э	e	ээмэг → eemeg "earring"
ю	ju	юмс → jums "things"
я	ja	ялаа → jalaa "fly"

Please note that we dispense with non-alphabetical elements such as diacritics or the apostrophe. Instead of these, letter combinations are used to make the necessary distinctions. Such combinations are applied with both a number of consonants (zh kh ch sh shh for ж х ч ш щ), the palatized vowels (je jo ju ja for е ё ю я) and the umlauts (oe ue for ө ү. The "hard sign" (ъ, or хатуугийн тэмдэг) and the "soft sign" (ь, or зөөлний тэидэг) will only appear after a consonant while the letter й (хагас и, or и краткое in Russian) can never follow a consonant.