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?? ( According to Sephardi pronunciation, the song in Hebrew is transliterated as follows: Shalom alechem malache ha ec);; je elsewhere (at the�... The name has been variously transliterated as follows: Husr?, Husr?y, Xusro, Khusro, Husrav, Husraw, Khusrau, Khusraw, Khusrav, Xusraw, Xusrow, Xosrow, �... The atom names used follow the IUPAC The letter �?� is transliterated as follows: e after consonants, e.g. ??? (bez), or after a hyphen at the beginning of a suffix, e.g. melech malche �... sharet malache elyon,: mi	Note that, although this sounds more or less the same as the letter transliterated as "kh," I have transliterated them differently because they are different letters in�... This text includes instances of the same word transliterated in different ways: The Hebrew word ??? is transliterated as both Beith and Bet; and the Hebrew name�... Thus, in the above example, ?? is transliterated as 'll', but pronounced /l/; ? is transliterated as 'D', but pronounced '�'; and ? is transliterated as '?', though it is�... ... so that ?????????? ?' ? ??????? would be translated as Alexander III of Macedon and transliterated as Al�xandros III o Maked?n rather than Al�xandros G' or�...

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According to Sephardi pronunciation, the song in Hebrew is transliterated as follows: Shalom alechem malache ha
ec);; je elsewhere (at the�...
The name has been variously transliterated as follows: Husr?, Husr?y, Xusro, Khusro, Husrav, Husraw, Khusrau, Khusraw, Khusrav, Xusraw, Xusrow, Xosrow, �...
The atom names used follow the IUPAC
The letter �?� is transliterated as follows: e after consonants, e.g. ??? (bez), or after a hyphen at the beginning of a suffix, e.g.
melech malche �...
sharet malache elyon,: mi

Note that, although this sounds more or less the same as the letter transliterated as "kh," I have transliterated them differently because they are different letters in�...
This text includes instances of the same word transliterated in different ways: The Hebrew word ??? is transliterated as both Beith and Bet; and the Hebrew name�...
Thus, in the above example, ?? is transliterated as 'll', but pronounced /l/; ? is transliterated as 'D', but pronounced '�'; and ? is transliterated as '?', though it is�...
... so that ?????????? ?' ? ??????? would be translated as Alexander III of Macedon and transliterated as Al�xandros III o Maked?n rather than Al�xandros G' or�...