キリル文字アルファベット
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А0410
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Б0411
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В0412
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Г0413
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Д0414
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Е0415
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Ж0416
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Ѕ0405
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З0417
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И0418
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І0406
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К041A
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Л041B
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М041C
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Н041D
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О041E
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П041F
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Р0420
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С0421
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Т0422
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ꙊA64A
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Ф0424
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Х0425
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Ѡ0460
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Ц0426
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Ч0427
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Ш0428
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Щ0429
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Ъ042A
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Ы042B
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Ь042C
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Ѣ0462
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Ю042E
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ꙖA656
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Ѥ0464
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Ѧ0466
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Ѫ046A
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Ѩ0468
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Ѭ046C
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Ѯ046E
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Ѱ0470
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Ѳ0472
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Ѵ0474
説明
This page represents the Cyrillic script. It is also known as the Early Cyrillic alphabet. It was used to write the Old Church Slavonic language.
Around 863, the Byzantine Emperor Michael III ordered the monk Saint Cyril (born Constantine) and his brother Saint Methodius, known also as 「Solun Brothers」 to develop a writing system for the Old Slavonic language.
Initially, the First Bulgarian Empire was a source of proliferation of Cyrillic. In the 9th century AD the Bulgarian Tsar Boris made it official. In 10th century it became the official script of the church in Kyivan Rus.
The Old Cyrillic script consists of 43 letters, including all Greek symbols 0391–03C9 and 19 signs for sounds missing in Greek. In the early 18th century, the Cyrillic script used in Russia was heavily reformed by Peter the Great, and the letters became distinguished between upper and lower case. Several archaic letters were abolished and several letters were designed by Peter himself. As in Greek system, some letters had numeric values. For example, 「Ц」 meant 900, and 「S」 was used for 6. The letters got their names after the words starting with them or their Greek-letter analogues.
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D
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L
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P
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ア
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イ
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ウ
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エ
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オ
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カ
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キ
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キプロスの音節
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キリル文字
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ギ
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ク
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グ
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コ
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ゴ
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サ
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シ
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ジ
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ス
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ソ
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タ
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チ
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テ
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デ
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ト
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ド
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ナ
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ハ
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バ
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パ
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フ
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ブ
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ヘ
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ベ
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ポ
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マ
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ミ
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メ
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モ
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ラ
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リ
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ル
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レ
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ロ
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ヴ
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中
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五
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仁
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古
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国
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太
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新
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日
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旧
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注
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白
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皇
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統
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英