Transliteration is not translation. It converts the letters, not the meaning — so Привет becomes Privet, not Hello. It is what you want when you need to pronounce or type a name.

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The script is detected automatically. Cyrillic, Greek, Arabic, Hebrew and Devanagari are supported; other scripts pass through unchanged.
Arabic and Hebrew are inherently lossy. Both are written without short vowels, so مكتب can be romanized as maktab, but the vowels are inferred by a reader who already knows the word, not encoded in the letters.
Several romanization standards exist for every script and they disagree. This uses common, readable conventions rather than a strict academic system like ISO 9 — it is meant for pronunciation, not for citation.

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