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transliterate [tran′slid·ə‚rāt]
(computer science)
To represent the characters or words of one language by corresponding characters or words of another language.
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The Chinese characters that are used in transliterations are called transliteration characters.
Transliterated word identification and application to query ... by Zhang, Jing; Guo, Lei; Zhou, Meiling; Yao, Jianmin / Journal of Software Engineering and Applications (JSEA)
Byline: Alexander Besant Summary: During the past few years email, chat rooms, and text messaging have forced Arabic speakers to rely on transliterations due to these technologies' use of Roman script.
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A Global Strategy" (Footnote 40, Page 565) express the security failure as follows: "Among the more important problems to address is that of varying transliterations of the same name.
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