Karturilitsa is an adaptation of the Cyrillic alphabet for Georgian devised by Sakana Oji. It was created after wondering how the Cyrillic script would have been used in Georgia during the Soviet era.
The name Karturilitsa is a portmanteau of the Georgian words "ქართული" (Georgian) and "კირილიცა" (Cyrillic).
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Ҟвела адамиани ибадеба тависупали да танасцьори тависи гирсебита да уплебебит. Мат миничьебули аквт ґонеба да синдиси да ертманетис мимарт унда икцеоднен ѕмобис сулискьветебит.
ყველა ადამიანი იბადება თავისუფალი და თანასწორი თავისი ღირსებითა და უფლებებით. მათ მინიჭებული აქვთ გონება და სინდისი და ერთმანეთის მიმართ უნდა იქცეოდნენ ძმობის სულისკვეთებით.
Qvela adamiani ibadeba tavisupali da tanasts'ori tavisi ghirsebita da uplebebit. Mat minich'ebuli akvt goneba da sindisi da ertmanetis mimart unda iktseodnen dzmobis sulisk'vetebit.
All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights. They
are endowed with reason and conscience and should act towards one another
in a spirit of brotherhood.
(Article 1 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights)
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