PRACTICAL TAVILUNO INPUT RULES
Russian transliteration table: Latin to Cyrillic
Type Russian with Latin letters and Taviluno converts it to Cyrillic. These rules work with any Latin keyboard layout, including QWERTY, QWERTZ, and AZERTY.
Core input table
These are Taviluno’s recommended input rules for practical Russian typing. They convert writing; they do not translate meaning.
| Type | Result | Type | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
a | а | b | б |
v | в | g | г |
d | д | e | е |
jo | ё | zh | ж |
z | з | i | и |
j | й | k | к |
l | л | m | м |
n | н | o | о |
p | п | r | р |
s | с | t | т |
u | у | f | ф |
h | х | c | ц |
ch | ч | sh | ш |
shh | щ | # | ъ |
y | ы | ' | ь |
je | э | ju | ю |
ja | я |
Also accepted
For convenience, Taviluno also accepts common alternatives: yo → ё, ö → ё, yu → ю, ü → ю, ya → я, and ä → э.
What this table is
This is not an ISO 9 table or passport transliteration for names. It documents Taviluno’s practical input rules for writing Russian without a Cyrillic keyboard.
Try the rules now
For example, type privet, kak dela? to get привет, как дела?.