Contents

1 Arabic script 2 Armenian alphabet 3 Brahmic family and derivatives 4 Cyrillic alphabet 5 Ethiopic script 6 Georgian alphabet 7 Greek alphabet 8 Han characters and derivatives 9 Hebrew alphabet 10 Latin alphabet and derivatives 11 Syriac alphabet

Arabic script

• Arabic language
• Azerbaijani language (Iran)
• Balochi language
• Kashmiri language
• Kurdish language (Iran and Iraq)
• Malay language (14th - 17th c.)
• Ottoman Turkish
• Punjabi language (Pakistan)
• Persian language
• Pushtu language
• Urdu language
• Uyghur language

Armenian alphabet

• Armenian language

Brahmic family and derivatives

• Assamese language
• Bengali language
• Gujarati language
• Hindi
• Kannada language
• Khmer language
• Lao language
• Malayalam language
• Marathi language
• Oriya language
• Punjabi language (India)
• Sanskrit language
• Sinhala
• Tamil language
• Telugu language
• Thai language
• Tibetan language

Cyrillic alphabet

• Azerbaijani language (Azerbaijan)
• Belarusian language
• Bulgarian language
• Kazakh language
• Kyrgyz language
• Macedonian language
• Mongolian language
• Russian language
• Serbian language
• Tajik language
• Ukrainian language

Ethiopic script

• Amharic language
• Ge'ez language
• Tigrignan language

Georgian alphabet

• Georgian language
• Svan language

Greek alphabet

• Greek language

Han characters and derivatives

• Chinese language
• Japanese language
• Korean language
• Khitan language (extinct)
• Tangut language (extinct)
• Jurchen language (extinct)
• Zhuang language (obsolete)
• Miao language (obsolete)
• Yi language (obsolete)
• Mongol language (Phags-pa) (obsolete)
• Vietnamese language (Chữ nho and Chữ nôm) (obsolete)

Hebrew alphabet

• Aramaic language (and other writing systems)
• Hebrew language
• Hulaula language
• Juhuri language
• Ladino language
• Lishan Didan
• Lishana Deni
• Lishanid Noshan
• Yiddish language

Latin alphabet and derivatives

• Afrikaans language
• Albanian language
• Asturian language
• Basque language
• Belarusian language (originally, called "Łacinka", now mainly uses Cyrillic alphabet.)
• Breton language
• Catalan language
• Corsican language
• Croatian language
• Czech language
• Danish language
• Dutch language
• English language
• Esperanto
• Estonian language
• Faroese language
• Finnish language
• French language
• Galician language
• German language
• Hungarian language
• Icelandic language
• Ido language
• Indonesian language
• Javanese language
• Latin language
• Latvian language
• Lithuanian language
• Luxembourgish language
• Malay language
• Moldovan language
• Norwegian language
• Occitan language
• Polish language
• Portuguese language
• Romanian language
• Serbian language
• Slovak language
• Slovenian language
• Spanish language
• Swedish language
• Tagalog
• Tatar language
• Turkish language
• Turoyo language (new Latin-based script, originally Syriac alphabet)
• Vietnamese language
• Walloon language
• Welsh language

Syriac alphabet

• Arabic language (see Garshuni)
• Assyrian Neo-Aramaic
• Bohtan Neo-Aramaic
• Chaldean Neo-Aramaic
• Hertevin language
• Koy Sanjaq Surat
• Senaya language
• Syriac language
• Turoyo language (also has new Latin-based script)