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1. Cyrillic Alphabet

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   Abkhazian Adaptation
   The Abkhaz language, a Northwest Caucasian language, utilized several highly specialized Cyrillic extensions before transitioning partially back to the Latin script in the 1930s, and then back to Cyrillic again post-1954. The Abkhaz Cyrillic table once included characters like $\text{Џ̌}$ (Dje with caron) to represent [ejective stops](/entries/ejectiv…