Cyrillic

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From the name Cyril < Greek Κύριλλος (Kýrillos) + -ic (“adjectival suffix”). Named after Saint Cyril, who devised a predecessor to Cyrillic script, the Glagolitic alphabet.

Cyrillic

Denoting an alphabet devised for writing the Old Church Slavonic liturgical language, and its adaptations used for several languages of Eastern Europe and Asia; of or relating to this writing system.

Of or pertaining to Cyrillic

Arabic: سريلي (ar) (siriiliy)
Bulgarian: кирилски (bg) (kirilski), кирилов (bg) (kirilov), азбучен (bg) (azbučen)
Catalan: ciríl·lic (ca)
Chinese:

Mandarin: 西裡爾 (cmn), 西里尔 (cmn) (Xīlǐ'ěr)
Esperanto: cirila (eo)
Finnish: kyrillinen (fi)
French: cyrillique (fr)
German: kyrillisch (de)
Hungarian: cirill (hu)
Irish: Coireallach (ga)

Cyrillic

A script or alphabet

Afrikaans: cyrilliese alfabet
Arabic: كيريلية (ar) (kirilíyya) f, سريلية (ar) (sirilíyya) f, أبجدية كيريلية (ar) (’abjadíyya kirilíyya), أبجدية سريلية (ar) (’abjadíyya sirilíyya)
Armenian: կիրիլիցա (hy) (kirilic’a)
Belarusian: кірыліца (be) (kirýlica) f , азбука (be) (azbúka) f
Bulgarian: кирилица (bg) (kirílica) f , азбука (bg) (ázbuka) f
Chinese:

Mandarin: 西裡爾字母 (cmn), 西里尔字母 (cmn) (Xīlǐ'ěr zìmǔ), 西裡爾 (cmn), 西里尔 (cmn) (Xīlǐ'ěr)
Czech: cyrilice (cs) f
Dutch: cyrillisch (nl)
Finnish: kyrillinen (fi)
French: cyrillique (fr) m
Georgian: კირილიცა (ka) (kʼirilitsa)
German: Kyrillisch (de) n
Greek: κυριλλιακόν (el) (cyrilliakón) n , κυριλλικό αλφάβητο (el) (cyrillikó alfávito) n
Hebrew: קירילית (he) (qirilit) f
Hindi: सिरिलिक (hi) (sirilik)
Hungarian: cirill (hu)
Irish: aibítir Choireallach (ga) f
Italian: cirillico (it) m
Japanese: キリル文字 (ja) (Kiriru moji), キリル (ja) (Kiriru)
Kazakh: кириллица (kk) (kirillitsa)