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Purpose
This template can be used to mark strings of DIN 31635 romanization of the Arabic script. It transcludes {{transl}}, and is equivalent to using {{transl|ar|DIN|...}}.
See Wikipedia:Naming conventions (Arabic) for conventions.
Usage
{{ArabDIN|ʿarabī}}
gives this:
- ʿarabī
alternatively, use ISO 233:
{{transl|ar|ISO|ʿarabī}} ʿarabī
See also
- {{lang}}, for untransliterated strings in the Arabic script
- {{ISOtranslit}} for ISO transliteration
- {{ArabDIN}} for DIN transliteration
- {{lang-ar}}, {{lang-fa}}, {{lang-ur}}, {{lang-ku}}, {{lang-ur}}, {{lang-uz}}, {{lang-ug}} etc. for producing "$LANGUAGE: {{lang}}" (should be subst:ed)
- {{script}} ({{script|Arab|...}}) for Arabic script without specifying a language.
- {{Semxlit}} for transliteration of generic Semitic
- DIN 31635
- Romanization of Arabic
Wikipedia content modification information:
- This page was last modified on 19 July 2008, at 13:43.
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