Synonyms for Transliterated:
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adj.
• interpreted
• translated
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v.
• transcribe
• translate
Other relevant words:
- adapt
, - construe
, - convert
, - decipher
, - decode
, - deliver
, - do into
, - duplicate
, - elucidate
, - engross
, - explicate
, - gloss
, - interpret
, - make clear
, - note
, - paraphrase
, - put
, - puzzle out
, - record
, - render
, - reprint
, - reproduce
, - resolve
, - restate
, - reword
, - rewrite
, - set out
, - simplify
, - spell out
, - state
, - take down
, - tape
, - transcribe
, - transfer
, - translate
, - transliterate
, - transpose
, - work out
, - write out
, - Lexigraphic
, - abecedarian
, - alphabetic
, - alphabetical
, - capital
, - graphemic
, - ideographic
, - lettered
, - literal
, - minuscule
, - pictographic
, - upper case
.
• Other relevant words (adjective):
What are the hypernyms for Transliterated?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the opposite words for transliterated?
Antonyms are words that mean the opposite of another word. The word "transliterated" means to write or spell a word or language using the characters of a different alphabet or writing system. Some antonyms for transliterated are "unwritten" or "untranslated," which means that the language has not been written or translated into different characters. Another antonym is "native," which means using the original writing system or language of the speaker's country or region. Finally, "incomprehensible" can also be an antonym of transliterated, which means that the language or writing is hard to understand or decipher for non-native speakers.
What are the antonyms for Transliterated?
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v.
• do
• render
• transcribe
• translate
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