Mansi alphabet

The first publication of the written Mansi language was in a translation of the Gospel of Matthew, published in London in 1868. In 1937, the Cyrillic script replaced the Latin.

The highlighted letters, and Г with the value /ɡ/, are used only in names and loanwords.
А
/ɡ/		Б
/b/		В
/◌ʷ/		Г
/ɡ/, /ɣ/		Д
/d/		Е
/ʲe/		Ё
/ʲo/		Ж
/ʒ/		З
/z/		И
/i/		Й
/j/		К
/k/		Л
/l/, /ʎ/		М
/m/		Н
/n/, /ɲ/		Ӈ
/ŋ/		О
/o/		П
/p/
Р
/ɲ/		С
/s/		Т
/t/		У
/uː/		Ў
/w/		Ф
/f/		Х
/χ/		Ц
/t͡s/		Ч
/t͡ʃʲ/		Ш
/ʃ/		Щ
/ʃʲtʃʲ/		Ъ
/-/		Ы
/j/		Ь
/◌ʲ/		Э
/ə~ɤ/		Ә
/æ/		Ю
/ʲu/		Я
/ʲa/
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