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The 13 pages that link to Romanization, each with the reason it gives.

• Cyrillic scriptCompared with: It represents Cyrillic text in Latin letters without replacing the original script.

• OrthographyRelated: Romanization makes choices about how another writing system’s forms map to Latin letters.

• Writing systemRelated: Romanization changes how a writing system is accessed across scripts.

• Latin alphabetRelated: Romanization makes the Latin alphabet a tool for writing languages with other scripts or traditions.

• AbugidaCompared with: Romanization makes abugida spellings legible in another script but may obscure their structure.

• TransliterationBroader topic: It is the most widespread family of transliteration systems.

• Latin scriptRelated: Latin script’s global reach has made it a common tool for rendering names and texts from other scripts.

• Cyrillic alphabetRelated: Romanization represents Cyrillic words in Latin letters without changing the source alphabet.

• Perso-Arabic scriptCompared with: Romanized spellings replace the native script rather than adapting its Arabic-derived letters.

• Personal nameRelated: It can make names written in other scripts usable in Latin-script systems.

• Zhou YouguangNarrower topic: Pinyin belongs to this broader practice while following Mandarin-specific conventions.

• DalilahRelated: Romanization practices influence how Arabic-derived names appear in English.

• George M. McCuneNarrower topic: McCune’s project belongs to this broader practice of script conversion.