Cyrillization of Japanese - Main Table

Main Table

Hiragana and Katagana to Polivanov cyrillization correspondence table, for single/modified kana.

Kana Cyrillic Hepburn Kana Cyrillic Hepburn Kana Cyrillic Hepburn Kana Cyrillic Hepburn Kana Cyrillic Hepburn
а a и/й i у u э e о o
ка ka ки ki ку ku кэ ke ко ko
са sa си shi су su сэ se со so
та ta ти chi цу tsu тэ te то to
на na ни ni ну nu нэ ne но no
ха ha хи hi фу fu хэ he хо ho
ма ma ми mi му mu мэ me мо mo
я ya ю yu ё yo
ра ra ри ri ру ru рэ re ро ro
ва wa и/й i э e о o
-н/-м -n
га ga ги gi гу gu гэ ge го go
дза za дзи ji дзу zu дзэ ze дзо zo
да da дзи ji дзу zu дэ de до do
ба ba би bi бу bu бэ be бо bo
па pa пи pi пу pu пэ pe по po
Kana Cyrillic Hepburn Kana Cyrillic Hepburn Kana Cyrillic Hepburn
きゃ キャ кя kya きゅ キュ кю kyu きょ キョ кё kyo
しゃ シャ ся sha しゅ シュ сю shu しょ ショ сё sho
ちゃ チャ тя cha ちゅ チュ тю chu ちょ チョ тё cho
にゃ ニャ ня nya にゅ ニュ ню nyu にょ ニョ нё nyo
ひゃ ヒャ хя hya ひゅ ヒュ хю hyu ひょ ヒョ хё hyo
みゃ ミャ мя mya みゅ ミュ мю myu みょ ミョ мё myo
りゃ リャ ря rya りゅ リュ рю ryu りょ リョ рё ryo
ぎゃ ギャ гя gya ぎゅ ギュ гю gyu ぎょ ギョ гё gyo
じゃ ジャ дзя ja じゅ ジュ дзю ju じょ ジョ дзё jo
ぢゃ ヂャ дзя ja ぢゅ ヂュ дзю ju ぢょ ヂョ дзё jo
びゃ ビャ бя bya びゅ ビュ бю byu びょ ビョ бё byo
ぴゃ ピャ пя pya ぴゅ ピュ пю pyu ぴょ ピョ пё pyo

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