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THE ALPHABET
Serbs and the Ukrainians. It had been also adopted, but later discontinued, for the Roumanian language (Fig. 214, 6), and through the Russian script by many other peoples (see below), such as the Zyryans or Syryans (now called Komi), a people of N.-E. Russia, numbering about 250,000, and speaking a Finno-Ugrian language; the Votiaks, a related people numbering about 275,000, and living in the Vyatka region; the Mordva
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Fig. 218-The Russian, Bulgarian, Serbian, Ukrainian and Old Roumanian alphabets (11)
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