interscript-maps 2.4.2 → 2.5.0

data/maps/bgnpcgn-pus-Arab-Latn-1968.imp

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-metadata {
-  authority_id: bgnpcgn
-  id: 1968
-  language: iso-639-2:pus
-  source_script: Arab
-  destination_script: Latn
-  name: Romanization of Pashto (1968)
-  url: https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/693760/ROMANIZATION_OF_PASHTO.pdf
-  creation_date: 1968
-  confirmation_date: 2017-11
-  description: |
-    Pashto is an Indo-Iranian language and is one of two
-    nationally official languages in Afghanistan and one of
-    five regionally recognised languages in Pakistan. The
-    romanization system presented here may be applied to all
-    Pashto geographical names. Although the BGN/PCGN policy for
-    geographical names in Afghanistan is to apply the BGN/PCGN
-    national system of romanization for Afghanistan (2007),
-    which incorporates Dari elements, when applied to a Pashto
-    geographical name, the romanized results of the BGN/PCGN
-    national system for Afghanistan are the same as those of
-    this Pashto romanization system1 . The Pashto alphabet uses
-    a modified form of the Perso-Arabic script, and contains
-    twelve additional consonants not present in standard
-    Arabic, as well as three additional vowel characters and an
-    additional vowel point. ڼ گ ښ ژ ږ ړ ډ ځ څ چ ټ پ :Consonants
-    ٙ :Point Vowel; ې ۍ ى :Vowels The points used in Arabic to
-    mark short vowels and certain other diacritical marks are
-    not written in Pashto. Consequently, a reference source may
-    sometimes be required to aid correct identification of the
-    standard spellings and proper vowels and elimination of
-    dialectal and idiosyncratic variations. In the interests of
-    clarity, a column showing vowel pointing from Arabic to
-    indicate short vowels has been included in the examples
-    below, alongside the unpointed form that will usually be
-    encountered. However it should be noted that the
-    pronunciation of short vowels will vary. (Note: it is
-    recommended that a font such as Scheherazade, available
-    from www.sil.org, which includes the Unicode extended
-    Arabic sub-range, be used to view this system2 .)
-
-  notes:
-    - 1. Alif ( ‫ا‬ ) should be romanized as follows
-      a. Initially,it indicates that the word begins with a vowel or
-      diphthong; the alif itself is not romanized, but rather the
-      short vowel it “carries” is romanized; e.g., Aslam Zhrandah
-      ‫ه‬ َ‫د‬ ‫ن‬ ‫ژر‬ ‫سلَم‬ َ‫أ‬ ‫ميړ‬ → b. When it carries a
-      maddah (‫)آ‬ (see vowel table, row 3), it represents ā;
-      e.g., Band. Mīṟ ‫د‬ ‫ن‬ ‫ب‬ َ ‫آب‬ → Āb c. Medially and
-      finally it represents ā (see table 2, row 2); e.g., ‫ۍ‬
-      ‫ماڼ‬ → Māṉêy d. Medially and finally in words of Arabic
-      origin, alif may serve as the bearer of hamzah, e.g.
-      ‫رأس‬ → ra’s. See also note 4.
-
-    - 2. The characters tsē ( ‫څ‬ ) and dzē ( ‫ځ‬ ) may be
-      romanized t͡ s and d͡ z (the combining double breve (
-      Unicode 0361) appearing over the digraph) when for special
-      reasons it is desired that confusion be avoided between
-      ‫ت‬ (t) plus ‫س‬ (s) and between ‫د‬ (d) plus ‫ز‬ (z),
-      respectively.
-
-    - 3. Occasionally the character sequences ‫ه‬ ‫ك‬ , ‫ه‬ ‫ز‬ ,
-      ‫ه‬ ‫س‬ , and ‫ه‬ ‫گ‬ occur . They may be romanized k·h, z·
-      h, s·h, and g·h in order to differentiate these
-      romanizations from the digraphs kh, zh, sh, and gh, which
-      are used to represent the characters ‫خ‬ , ‫ژ‬, ‫ش‬ , and
-      ‫غ‬ respectively .
-
-    - 4. Hamzah ( ‫ء‬ ) should be romanized as follows a. In
-      word-initial position, where it will appear either above or
-      below alif ( indicates a short vowel and should not itself
-      be romanized. romanized by an apostrophe, e.g. ‫أ‬ or
-      ‫إ‬ ), it In other positions it should be ‫جُزء‬ → juz’. b.
-      Yeh with hamzah ( ‫ئ‬ ) should be romanized êy, unless it
-      represents the compound (iẕāfah) morpheme, in which case it
-      is romanized according to note 9 below.
-
-    - 5. The division of words utilized in Pashto writing is
-      followed in romanization, except that the elements –ābād, -
-      khwā, -shahr, -zādah, -zay and -ullāh are always romanized
-      as part of the preceding word, e.g. ‫آباد‬ ‫ت‬ ‫م‬ َ ْ‫ح‬
-      ‫ر‬ َ → Raḩmatābād and ‫الله‬ ‫ت‬ ‫م‬ َ ْ‫ح‬ ‫ر‬ َ →
-      Raḩmatullāh. However, when the word for God ( ‫الله‬ )
-      appears as a standalone word it should be written Allāh.
-      Note also the “dagger alif” ( ٙ) above the second ‫ل‬ (lām)
-      in the word ‫الله‬ ; this, like the short vowels, is not
-      written in Pashto but should be romanized ā, like a full-
-      size alif. Persian derivational endings such as –vand and
-      endings of Turkish origin such as –lar, -lī, -lū, -i, -u, -
-      si, and –su, should be written together with the preceding
-      word.
-
-    - 6. The Pashto preposition ‫د‬ should be romanized dê in
-      agreement with its pronunciation, despite the fact that
-      it is sometimes pointed with kasrah ( ٙ ).
-
-    - 7. In names of Arabic origin, the l of the definite article
-      al/ul is assimilated before the ‘sun letters’ t, s̄ , d,
-      z̄ , r, z, s, sh, ş, ẕ, ţ, z̧ , l and n. In romanization,
-      the article will be written al or its assimilated
-      equivalent in name-initial position but ul or its
-      assimilated equivalent elsewhere; the article should be
-      separated from the name it precedes and should not be
-      capitalized, except at the beginning of a name, e.g. جَبَل
-      السَرَاج → Jabal us Sarāj
-
-    - 8. In Arabic names, a shaddah, ٙ is used to denote the
-      doubling of a particular consonant character, e.g. ‫مَّد‬
-      َ‫ح‬ ‫م‬ ُ → Muḩammad. However, in Pashto this ‘doubling’
-      is frequently omitted in both Perso-Arabic script and the
-      resulting romanization. Guidance on doubling may be taken
-      from an authoritative names source, such as an Afghan
-      government source or Pashto dictionary; for example, it is
-      usual to see Ḩājī without and ‘Abbās with the doubled
-      consonant. The doubled y consonant is almost always
-      retained, as in Sayyid or Qayyūm
-
-    - 9. The iẕāfah morpheme is not a grammatical feature of
-      Pashto and, if encountered in a linguistically hybrid
-      geographical name (i.e. combining features of both Pashto
-      and Dari), it should be treated according to the BGN/PCGN
-      national system of romanization for Afghanistan, 2007, as –
-      e, unless the preceding word ends with a silent heh (‫)ه‬
-      or a vowel when it should be shown – ye, e.g. 10. The
-      character sequence ‫خو‬ , ‫صار‬ ‫ح‬ ِ ‫غر‬ → Ghar-e Ḩişār;
-      ‫و‬ ‫ن‬ َ ‫ه‬ ٔ ‫لع‬ َ ‫ق‬ َ → when followed by ‫ا‬ or
-      ‫ی‬ , Qal‘ah-ye Now.
-
-
-    - 10. The character sequence خو when followed by ‫ا‬ or
-      ‫ی‬ ,should be romanized khw, although the w is either not
-      pronounced, or only weakly pronounced; e.g. ‫خواجه‬ →
-      khwājah.
-
-    - 11. An inventory of letter-diacritic combinations in addition to the unmodified letters of the
-      basic Roman script is
-      ‘ (U+2018)
-      ʼ (U+2019)
-      Ā (U+0100)
-      ā (U+0101)
-      Á (U+00C1)
-      á (U+00E1)
-      Ḏ (U+0044+0031)
-      ḏ (U+0064+00031)
-      Ē (U+0112)
-      ē (U+0113)
-      Ê (U+00CA)
-      ê (U+00EA)
-      Ḩ (U+1E28)
-      ḩ (U+1E29)
-      Ī (U+012A)
-      ī (U+012B)
-      N̄ (U+004E+0304)
-      n̄ (U+004E+0304)
-      Ō (U+014C)
-      ō (U+014D)
-      Ṟ (U+0052+0031)
-      ṟ (U+0072+0031)
-      Ş (U+015E)
-      ş (U+015F)
-      S̄ (U+0053+0304)
-      s̄ (U+0073+0304)
-      Ṯ (U+0054+0031)
-      ṯ (U+0074+0031)
-      Ţ (U+0162)
-      ţ (U+0163)
-      Ū (U+016A)
-      ū (U+016B)
-      Z̧ (U+005A+0327)
-      z̧ (U+007A+0327)
-      Z̄ (U+005A+0304)
-      z̄ (U+007A+0304)
-      Ẕ (U+005A+0331)
-      ẕ (U+007A+0331)
-      Z͟ H (U+005A+0048+035F)
-      z͟ h (U+007A+0068+035F)
-}
-
-tests {
-  test "بَغْلان", "Baghlān"
-  test "پُوټَكَى", "Pōṯakay"
-  test "شِيرِين تَگَاب", "Shīrīn Tagāb"
-  test "کُوْټ", "Kōṯ"
-  test "ثَابِر", "S̄ābir"
-  test "جَلال آبَاد", "Jalālābād"
-  test "چَارِيكَار", "Chārīkār"
-  test "ځَدْرَاڼ", "Dzadrāṉ"
-  test "څَوکۍ", "Tsowkêy"
-  test "حَضْرَتِ إِمَام", "Ḩaẕrat-e Imām"
-  test "خُوْسْت", "Khōst"
-  test "سْپِين بُوْلْدَک", "Spīn Bōldak"
-  test "ډَنْډ وَ پَتَان", "Ḏanḏ Wa Patān"
-  test "كَنْدَهَار", "Kandahār"
-  test "أَنْدَړ", "Andaṟ"
-  test "كُنْدُز", "Kunduz"
-  test "مِير أَسْلَم ژْرَنْدَه", "Mīr Aslam Zhrandah"
-  test "ږِيرَه", "Z͟hīrah"
-  test "سَمَنْگَان", "Samangān"
-  test "كښٙتَه كَلا", "Ks͟hêtah Kalā"
-  test "قَيْصَار", "Qayşār"
-  test "فَيض آبَاد", "Faīẕābād"
-  test "حَضْرَتِ سُلْطَان", "Ḩaẕrat-e Sulţān"
-  test "ظَاهِر كَلا", "Z̧āhir Kalā"
-  test "پُلِ عَلَم", "Pul-e ‘Alam"
-  test "غَزْنِي", "Ghaznī"
-  test "مَزَارِ شَرِيف", "Mazār-e Sharīf"
-  test "قَيْصَار", "Qayşār"
-  test "كَنْدَهَار", "Kandahār"
-  test "گَرْدېز", "Gardēz"
-  test "کَابُل", "Kābul"
-  test "مَيمَنَه", "Maīmanah"
-  test "خَان آبَاد", "Khānābād"
-  test "مَاڼۍ", "Māṉêy"
-  test "وَاخَان", "Wākhān"
-  test "يَنْگِي قَلعَه", "Yangī Qal‘ah"
-  test "جَلال آبَاد", "Jalālābād"
-  test "مُرْغَاب کَابُل", "Murghāb Kābul"
-  test "گٙردُون", "Gêrdōn"
-  test "آب بَنْد", "Āb Band"
-  test "سْپِين بُوْلْدَک", "Spīn Bōldak"
-  test "جَوزجَان", "Jowzjān"
-  test "گَرْدېز", "Gardēz"
-  test "مَیدان شَهْر", "Maīdān Shahr"
-  test "ډَنْډِ سُفْلىٰ", "Ḏanḏ-e Suflá"
-  test "جَبَل السَرَاج", "Jabal us Sarāj"
-}
-
-dependency "bgnpcgn-prs-Arab-Latn-2007", as: arablatn
-
-stage {
-
-  run map.arablatn.stage.main
-
-  # CHARACTERS
-  parallel {
-
-    sub "\u0650", "i" # ِ kasra
-    sub "\u064f", "u" # ُ damma
-
-    sub "\u0650" + boundary, "-e" # ِ kasra
-
-    sub space + "\u0627\u0644\u0644\u0651\u064e\u0647", "ullāh" # Note5
-    sub space + "\u062E\u0648\u0627", "khwā" # Note5
-    sub space + "\u0634\u064E\u0647\u0631", "shahr" # Note5
-    sub space + "\u0632\u0627\u062F\u0629", "zādah" # Note5
-    sub space + "\u0632\u064E\u064a", "zay" # Note5
-    sub "\u0652", "" # ْ sokoon
-    sub "\u0659", "ê"
-
-    # Sun letters
-    sub boundary + "\u0627\u0644\u062a" + maybe("\u0651"), "ut t" # الت
-    sub boundary + "\u0627\u0644\u062b" + maybe("\u0651"), "us̄ s̄" # الث
-    sub boundary + "\u0627\u0644\u062f" + maybe("\u0651"), "ud d" # الد
-    sub boundary + "\u0627\u0644\u0630" + maybe("\u0651"), "uz̄ z̄" # الذ
-    sub boundary + "\u0627\u0644\u0631" + maybe("\u0651"), "ur r" # الر
-    sub boundary + "\u0627\u0644\u0632" + maybe("\u0651"), "uz z" # الز
-    sub boundary + "\u0627\u0644\u0633" + maybe("\u0651"), "us s" # الس
-    sub boundary + "\u0627\u0644\u0634" + maybe("\u0651"), "ush sh" # الش
-    sub boundary + "\u0627\u0644\u0635" + maybe("\u0651"), "uş ş" # الص
-    sub boundary + "\u0627\u0644\u0636" + maybe("\u0651"), "uẕ ẕ" # الض
-    sub boundary + "\u0627\u0644\u0637" + maybe("\u0651"), "uţ ţ" # الط
-    sub boundary + "\u0627\u0644\u0638" + maybe("\u0651"), "uz̧ z̧" # الظ
-    sub boundary + "\u0627\u0644\u0644" + maybe("\u0651"), "ul l" # الل
-    sub boundary + "\u0627\u0644\u0646" + maybe("\u0651"), "un n" # الن
-
-    sub "\u0626", "êy" # ئ
-  }
-
-  # POSTRULES
-  sub any("\u0061".."\uFFFF"), upcase, before: boundary, not_before: boundary + any("‘’'-")
-  # don't capitalize defined article in the middle of a sentence
-  sub " Ut T", " ut T" # الت
-  sub " Us̄ S̄", " us̄ S̄" # الث
-  sub " Ud D", " ud D" # الد
-  sub " Uz̄ Z̄", " uz̄ Z̄" # الذ
-  sub " Ur R", " ur R" # الر
-  sub " Uz Z", " uz Z" # الز
-  sub " Us S", " us S" # الس
-  sub " As S", " us S"   # needed to add it after porting, why?
-  sub " Ush Sh", " ush Sh" # الش
-  sub " Uş Ş", " uş Ş" # الص
-  sub " Uẕ Ẕ", " uẕ Ẕ" # الض
-  sub " Uţ Ţ", " uţ Ţ" # الط
-  sub " Uz̧ Z̧", " uz̧ Z̧" # الظ
-  sub " Ul L", " ul L" # الل
-  sub " Un n", " un N" # الن
-
-  compose
-}

data/maps/bgnpcgn-ron-Cyrl-Latn-2002.imp

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-metadata {
-  authority_id: bgnpcgn
-  id: 2002
-  language: iso-639-2:ron
-  source_script: Cyrl
-  destination_script: Latn
-  name: Table of Correspondences for Moldovan (Cyrillic-Roman) (2002 Agreement)
-  url: https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/816780/TABLE_OF_CORRESPONDENCES_FOR_MOLDOVAN.pdf
-  creation_date: 2002
-  confirmation_date: 2019
-  description: |
-    In 1990, the Moldovan authorities adopted the Roman alphabet to replace the existing Cyrillic
-    alphabet. The presentation below provides a table of correspondences between the former Cyrillic alphabet
-    and the current Roman alphabet. When Moldovan Roman-alphabet spellings are not available, this table
-    can be used to convert Moldovan Cyrillic spellings. It should be noted that Moldovan is little used as a
-    language label now, and is usually considered as Romanian.
-
-  notes:
-    - | # 1
-      This Roman-script form is used before e, i and iu.
-
-    - | # 2
-      This Roman-script form is used before a.
-
-    - | # 3
-      The letter ‘i’ is used to represent Ь at the end of a word.
-
-    - | # 4
-      An inventory of letter-diacritic combinations, with their Unicode encoding, in addition to the
-      unmodified letters of the basic Roman script is:
-          Ț (U+021A) ț (U+021B)
-          Ș (U+0218) ș (U+0219)
-          Î (U+00CE) î (U+00EE)
-          Ă (U+0102) ă (U+0103)
-
-    - | # 5
-      The Roman-script columns show only lowercase forms but, when applying the table, uppercase and
-      lowercase Roman letters as appropriate should be used.
-}
-
-tests {
-  # https://www.tourister.ru/world/europe/moldova-republic-of/publications/507
-  test "Бунэ диминеа'ца!", "Bună diminea'ţa!"
-  test "Ну неам вэзут де ун кар де ань!", "Nu neam văzut de un car de ani!" # note[3]
-  test "Перми'тецимь сэ вэ салут ын нумеле...", "Permi'teţimi să vă salut în numele..." # note[3]
-  test "Сэ фий сэнэтос!", "Să fii sănătos!"
-  test "Ку ун груп де туришть", "Cu un grup de turişti" # note[3]
-  test "Пе соци'я меа", "Pe soţi'ea mea"
-  test "хотелул", "hotelul"
-  test "Че са ынтымплат?", "Ce sa întîmplat?"
-  test "Драджь", "Dradzhi" # note[3]
-  test "Че есте ачаста?", "Ce este aceasta?" # note[1] note[2]
-  test "черюрй", "ceriuri" # note[1]
-  test "феричире!", "fericire!"
-  test "ӂэужык", "giăuzhîc"
-
-  test "БУНЭ ДИМИНЕА'ЦА!", "BUNĂ DIMINEA'ŢA!"
-  test "НУ НЕАМ ВЭЗУТ ДЕ УН КАР ДЕ АНЬ!", "NU NEAM VĂZUT DE UN CAR DE ANI!" # note[3]
-  test "ПЕРМИ'ТЕЦИМЬ СЭ ВЭ САЛУТ ЫН НУМЕЛЕ...", "PERMI'TEŢIMI SĂ VĂ SALUT ÎN NUMELE..." # note[3]
-  test "СЭ ФИЙ СЭНЭТОС!", "SĂ FII SĂNĂTOS!"
-  test "КУ УН ГРУП ДЕ ТУРИШТЬ", "CU UN GRUP DE TURIŞTI" # note[3]
-  test "ПЕ СОЦИ'Я МЕА", "PE SOŢI'EA MEA"
-  test "ХОТЕЛУЛ", "HOTELUL"
-  test "ЧЕ СА ЫНТЫМПЛАТ?", "CE SA ÎNTÎMPLAT?"
-  test "ДРАДЖЬ", "DRADZHI" # note[3]
-  test "ЧЕ ЕСТЕ АЧАСТА?", "CE ESTE ACEASTA?" # note[1] note[2]
-  test "ЧЕРЮРЙ", "CERIURI" # note[1]
-  test "ФЕРИЧИРЕ!", "FERICIRE!"
-  test "Ӂэужык", "GIăuzhîc"
-}
-
-stage {
-
-  # RULES
-  # note[1]
-  sub "\u0413", "Gh", after: any("ЕеИиЙйЮю") # Г[ЕеИиЙйЮю]
-  sub "\u0433", "gh", after: any("ЕеИиЙйЮю") # г[ЕеИиЙйЮю]
-  sub "\u04C1", "Gh", after: any("ЕеИиЙйЮю") # Ӂ[ЕеИиЙйЮю]
-  sub "\u04C1", "gh", after: any("ЕеИиЙйЮю") # ӂ[ЕеИиЙйЮю]
-  sub "\u041A", "Ch", after: any("ЕеИиЙйЮю") # К[ЕеИиЙйЮю]
-  sub "\u043A", "ch", after: any("ЕеИиЙйЮю") # к[ЕеИиЙйЮю]
-  sub "\u0427", "C",  after: any("ЕеИиЙйЮю") # Ч[ЕеИиЙйЮю]
-  sub "\u0447", "c",  after: any("ЕеИиЙйЮю") # ч[ЕеИиЙйЮю]
-
-  # note[2]
-  sub "\u04C1", "Ge", after: any("Аа") # Ӂ[Aa]
-  sub "\u04C1", "ge", after: any("Аа") # ӂ[Aa]
-  sub "\u0427", "CE", after: any("А")  # Ч[A]
-  sub "\u0427", "Ce", after: any("а")  # Ч[a]
-  sub "\u0447", "ce", after: any("Аа") # ч[Aa]
-
-  # note[3]
-  sub "\u042C", "I", after: boundary # Ь$
-  sub "\u044C", "i", after: boundary # ь$
-
-
-  # CHARACTERS
-  parallel {
-    sub "\u0410", "A"  # А
-    sub "\u0411", "B"  # Б
-    sub "\u0412", "V"  # B
-    sub "\u0413", "G"  # Г note[1]
-    sub "\u0414", "D"  # Д
-    sub "\u0415", "E"  # Е
-    sub "\u0416", "ZH" # Ж
-    sub "\u04C1", "GI" # Ӂ note[1] note[2]
-    sub "\u0417", "Z"  # З
-    sub "\u0418", "I"  # И
-    sub "\u0419", "I"  # Й
-    sub "\u041A", "C"  # К note[1]
-    sub "\u041B", "L"  # Л
-    sub "\u041C", "M"  # М
-    sub "\u041D", "N"  # Н
-    sub "\u041E", "O"  # О
-    sub "\u041F", "P"  # П
-    sub "\u0420", "R"  # Р
-    sub "\u0421", "S"  # С
-    sub "\u0422", "T"  # Т
-    sub "\u0423", "U"  # У
-    sub "\u0424", "F"  # Ф
-    sub "\u0425", "H"  # Х
-    sub "\u0426", "Ţ"  # Ц
-    sub "\u0427", "CI" # Ч note[1] note[2]
-    sub "\u0428", "Ş"  # Ш
-    sub "\u042B", "Î"  # Ы
-    sub "\u042C", "’"  # Ь note[3]
-    sub "\u042D", "Ă"  # Э
-    sub "\u042E", "IU" # Ю
-    sub "\u042F", "EA" # Я
-
-    sub "\u0430", "a"  # а
-    sub "\u0431", "b"  # б
-    sub "\u0432", "v"  # b
-    sub "\u0433", "g"  # г note[1]
-    sub "\u0434", "d"  # д
-    sub "\u0435", "e"  # е
-    sub "\u0436", "zh" # ж
-    sub "\u04C2", "gi" # ӂ note[1] note[2]
-    sub "\u0437", "z"  # з
-    sub "\u0438", "i"  # и
-    sub "\u0439", "i"  # й
-    sub "\u043A", "c"  # к note[1]
-    sub "\u043B", "l"  # л
-    sub "\u043C", "m"  # м
-    sub "\u043D", "n"  # н
-    sub "\u043E", "o"  # о
-    sub "\u043F", "p"  # п
-    sub "\u0440", "r"  # р
-    sub "\u0441", "s"  # с
-    sub "\u0442", "t"  # т
-    sub "\u0443", "u"  # у
-    sub "\u0444", "f"  # ф
-    sub "\u0445", "h"  # х
-    sub "\u0446", "ţ"  # ц
-    sub "\u0447", "ci" # ч note[1] note[2]
-    sub "\u0448", "ş"  # ш
-    sub "\u044B", "î"  # ы
-    sub "\u044C", "’"  # ь note[3]
-    sub "\u044D", "ă"  # э
-    sub "\u044E", "iu" # ю
-    sub "\u044F", "ea" # я
-  }
-
-}
-

data/maps/bgnpcgn-rue-Cyrl-Latn-2016.imp

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-metadata {
-  authority_id: bgnpcgn
-  id: 2016
-  language: iso-639-3:rue
-  source_script: Cyrl
-  destination_script: Latn
-  name: Romanization of Rusyn (2016)
-  url: https://geonames.nga.mil/gns/html/Romanization/ROMANIZATION%20OF%20RUSYN.pdf
-  creation_date: 2016
-  confirmation_date: 2017
-  description: |
-    The BGN/PCGN system for Rusyn was designed for use in romanizing names written in the Rusyn
-    alphabet. There are two primary dialects of the Rusyn language: Carpatho‐Rusyn and Pannonian Rusyn.
-    The Rusyn alphabet is almost identical to the Ukrainian alphabet, but contains three characters not
-    present in the Ukrainian alphabet: ё, ы, and ъ. These letters are also absent from the alphabet used by
-    Pannonian Rusyn. This table applies to both dialects of Rusyn.
-
-  notes:
-    - |
-      The letters ё, ы, and ъ are present in the orthography of the Carpatho‐Rusyn variant of the Rusyn
-      language. This variant is predominant among Rusyn speakers in Ukraine, Poland, Slovakia, Hungary, and
-      Romania. The letters are absent from the orthography of Pannonian Rusyn, which is predominant in
-      Serbia and Croatia.
-
-    - |
-      Unicode for Latin‐script characters: Ž/ž (017D, 017E); Č/č (010C, 010D); Š/š (0160, 0161); ’ (0027).
-
-    - |
-      The Romanization columns show only lowercase forms but, when romanizing, uppercase and
-      lowercase Roman letters as appropriate should be used.
-}
-
-tests {
-  # Based on https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Русинский_язык#Примеры_текста
-  test "русиньскый язык", "rusyn'skyj yazyk"
-  test "руська бисіда", "rus'ka bysida"
-  test "руснацькый язык", "rusnac'kyj yazyk"
-  test "руски язик", "rusky yazyk"
-  test "Чоловік найчастїше споминать на молоды часы. Є то цалком нормалне.\nТадь то рокы, кідь зазнаме всякого. І доброго, і планого. В тім часї ся чоловік находить, як кібы в скаралущі.\nРозвивать ся, як цвіт на черешни. Выпхати ся мож з того обалу лем тогды, як прийде час, кідь цалком дозріє.\nДаколи стачіть ся неограбаным способом дотулити білого домику, такой ся пораниш, што ті буде тякнути на цілый жывот.\nА кідь ся народиш в теплї, обколесеный ласков, розвиваш ся в добрых условіях, выпадеш із скаралущі, як міцна істота.\nТакым потім буде і твій далшый жывот. Із добрї заложеным фундаментом. Было бы смішно сі робити надїй, же жывот є лем єдна рівна путь…\nКібы то так чоловік знав… Кібы ся міг іщі раз народити і піти по тій істій пути…", "Čolovik najčastjiše spomynat' na molody časy. Je to calkom normalne.\nTad' to roky, kid' zazname vsyakogo. I dobrogo, i planogo. V tim časji sya čolovik nachodyt', yak kiby v skaralušči.\nRozvyvat' sya, yak cvit na čerešny. Vypchaty sya mož z togo obalu lem togdy, yak pryjde čas, kid' calkom dozrije.\nDakoly stačit' sya neograbanym sposobom dotulyty bilogo domyku, takoj sya poranyš, što ti bude tyaknuty na cilyj žyvot.\nA kid' sya narodyš v teplji, obkolesenyj laskov, rozvyvaš sya v dobrych usloviyach, vypadeš iz skaralušči, yak micna istota.\nTakym potim bude i tvij dalšyj žyvot. Iz dobrji založenym fundamentom. Bylo by smišno si robyty nadjij, že žyvot je lem jedna rivna put'…\nKiby to tak čolovik znav… Kiby sya mig išči raz narodyty i pity po tij istij puty…"
-  # Based on http://www.philology.ru/linguistics3/suprun-89.htm
-  test "Вишло слунко красне, ясне,\nи цму швета розогнало -\nжем желену, били хмарки\nяк зоз златом да обцагло.", "Vyšlo slunko krasne, yasne,\ny cmu šveta rozognalo -\nžem želenu, byly chmarky\nyak zoz zlatom da obcaglo."
-  test "шнїг", "šnjig"
-  test "жем", "žem"
-  test "дзень", "dzen'"
-  test "спомнуц", "spomnuc"
-  test "крава", "krava"
-  # Based on https://lingvoforum.net/index.php?topic=43545.0
-  test "дївка", "djivka"
-  test "дрыв", "dryv"
-  test "фёрд", "fjord"
-  test "Ёзеф", "Jozef"
-  test "пастырї", "pastyrji"
-}
-
-stage {
-
-  # CHARACTERS
-  parallel {
-    sub "А", "A" # А
-    sub "Б", "B" # Б
-    sub "В", "V" # В
-    sub "Г", "H" # Г
-    sub "Д", "D" # Д
-    sub "Е", "E" # Е
-    sub "Є", "Je" # Є
-    sub "Ё", "Jo" # Ё
-    sub "Ж", "Ž" # Ж => Ž note[2]
-    sub "З", "Z" # З
-    sub "И", "Y" # И
-    sub "І", "I" # І
-    sub "Ы", "Y" # Ы
-    sub "Ї", "Ji" # Ї
-    sub "Й", "J" # Й
-    sub "К", "K" # К
-    sub "Л", "L" # Л
-    sub "М", "M" # М
-    sub "Н", "N" # Н
-    sub "О", "O" # О
-    sub "П", "P" # П
-    sub "Р", "R" # Р
-    sub "С", "S" # С
-    sub "Т", "T" # Т
-    sub "У", "U" # У
-    sub "Ф", "F" # Ф
-    sub "Х", "Ch" # Х
-    sub "Ц", "C" # Ц
-    sub "Ч", "Č" # Ч => Č note[2]
-    sub "Ш", "Š" # Ш => Š note[2]
-    sub "Щ", "ŠČ" # Щ => ŠČ
-    sub "Ю", "Yu" # Ю
-    sub "Я", "Ya" # Я
-    sub "Ь", "'" # Ь => '
-    sub "Ъ", "'" # Ъ => '
-
-    sub "а", "a" # а
-    sub "б", "b" # б
-    sub "в", "v" # в
-    sub "г", "g" # г
-    sub "д", "d" # д
-    sub "е", "e" # е
-    sub "є", "je" # є
-    sub "ё", "jo" # ё
-    sub "ж", "ž" # ж => ž note[2]
-    sub "з", "z" # з
-    sub "и", "y" # и
-    sub "і", "i" # і
-    sub "ы", "y" # ы
-    sub "ї", "ji" # ї
-    sub "й", "j" # й
-    sub "к", "k" # к
-    sub "л", "l" # л
-    sub "м", "m" # м
-    sub "н", "n" # н
-    sub "о", "o" # о
-    sub "п", "p" # п
-    sub "р", "r" # р
-    sub "с", "s" # с
-    sub "т", "t" # т
-    sub "у", "u" # у
-    sub "ф", "f" # ф
-    sub "х", "ch" # х
-    sub "ц", "c" # ц
-    sub "ч", "č" # ч => č note[2]
-    sub "ш", "š" # ш => š note[2]
-    sub "щ", "šč" # щ => šč
-    sub "ю", "yu" # ю
-    sub "я", "ya" # я
-    sub "ь", "'" # ь => '
-    sub "ъ", "'" # ъ => '
-  }
-
-}
-