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Монгол клавиатур

Cyrillic (Mongolian)
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How to type Cyrillic (Mongolian) with this online keyboard?

Clavier mongol (cyrillique) en ligne : écrivez монгол with the standard Mongolian Cyrillic layout.

Available modes

  • Transliteration mode: type the transcription in Latin letters and the engine converts the text automatically.
  • Physical keyboard mode: enable the physical keyboard to map your keys to the actual script layout.
  • AltGr / Shift layer: each key carries its variants, accents and extended characters.

Step-by-step guide

Standard layout

The ү and ө letters are placed at the o and f keys of the official Mongolian Cyrillic layout.

Copy & export

Use the toolbar to copy or download your Mongolian text.

Dictionaries & resources — Mongolian Keyboard

A set of dictionaries and tools for writing and translation. Links marked with an arrow reuse the text you typed.

Monolingual dictionaries

The meaning of a word in the language

Bilingual dictionaries

Translation into French and English

Vocabulary & phrases

Useful words and common sentences

Frequently asked questions — Mongolian Keyboard

Guides to type in this language

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Mongolian Keyboard: key facts

  • Script: Cyrillic (Mongolian), used across Mongolia.
  • Writing direction: left to right.
  • Layout: 46 keys, 45 base characters, 45 on Shift.
  • Typing: direct key mode with Shift and AltGr layers.
  • One standard layout, plus export, speech synthesis and dictionary search.
  • Native name: Монгол клавиатур; speech synthesis locale: mn.

Mongolian Keyboard in detail

Clavier mongol (cyrillique) en ligne : écrivez монгол with the standard Mongolian Cyrillic layout. The Mongolian Keyboard (Монгол клавиатур) covers the Cyrillic (Mongolian) script as used across Mongolia. Text flows left to right in the editor, and every character below belongs to the authentic Cyrillic (Mongolian) repertoire — no transliterated approximations once you use the virtual keys.

This keyboard works in direct mode: every key inserts exactly the Cyrillic (Mongolian) character printed on it, with Shift and AltGr layers for capitals, variants and extended characters.

Everything runs locally in your browser: copy your text to any app, export it, listen to it with the mn speech voice, or send it to Google, YouTube, Wikipedia, Translate, DuckDuckGo. A curated dictionary hub with monolingual dictionaries, bilingual translators, grammar references and press links sits further down this page.

Every key on the Mongolian Keyboard

The layout holds 46 character keys: 45 distinct base characters, 45 Shift variants. The table below maps each physical position to the characters it produces, so you can learn the layout or verify coverage of a rare letter before you start typing.

PositionBaseShiftAltGr
Row 1, key 2ёЁ
Row 1, key 31!
Row 1, key 42"
Row 1, key 53
Row 1, key 64;
Row 1, key 75%
Row 1, key 86:
Row 1, key 97?
Row 1, key 108*
Row 1, key 119(
Row 1, key 120)
Row 1, key 13-_
Row 1, key 14=+
Row 2, key 2фФ
Row 2, key 3цЦ
Row 2, key 4уУ
Row 2, key 5жЖ
Row 2, key 6эЭ
Row 2, key 7нН
Row 2, key 8гГ
Row 2, key 9шШ
Row 2, key 10үҮ
Row 2, key 11зЗ
Row 2, key 12кК
Row 2, key 13ъЪ
Row 3, key 2йЙ
Row 3, key 3ыЫ
Row 3, key 4бБ
Row 3, key 5өӨ
Row 3, key 6аА
Row 3, key 7хХ
Row 3, key 8рР
Row 3, key 9оО
Row 3, key 10лЛ
Row 3, key 11дД
Row 3, key 12пП
Row 4, key 2яЯ
Row 4, key 3чЧ
Row 4, key 4ёЁ
Row 4, key 5сС
Row 4, key 6мМ
Row 4, key 7иИ
Row 4, key 8тТ
Row 4, key 9ьЬ
Row 4, key 10вВ
Row 4, key 11юЮ

Direct typing with Shift and AltGr

This keyboard has no phonetic engine, and that is deliberate: Cyrillic (Mongolian) spelling maps cleanly onto its own keys. Click a key — or press its physical counterpart with the hardware toggle on — and the exact character appears. Capitals and common variants live on Shift (45 characters), extended and rare forms on AltGr (0 characters).

Dead keys are enabled, so accents compose naturally: press the accent, then the vowel. On mobile, everything is tappable at full key size, and the editor keeps left to right ordering correct even when you mix Cyrillic (Mongolian) with Latin words or digits in the same sentence.

Getting the most out of this keyboard

Cyrillic (Mongolian) runs left to right, so mixing it with in-line Latin terms, brand names or URLs just works: the editor keeps each run in its own direction without manual markers.

For pronunciation, press the speaker button: the mn voice reads exactly what is in the editor, which makes this page a practical dictation and shadowing tool. Export the text first if you want to rehearse offline.

Preferred typefaces here are Noto Sans, Noto Serif, Segoe UI (fallback Noto Sans). If a character shows as a box on your device, switch fonts in the toolbar — complex-script shaping varies between systems, especially on older phones.

Hidden characters tour

Beyond the base alphabet, this keyboard hides real value on its upper layers. On Shift: Ё ! " № ; % : ? * ( ) _ + Ф Ц У Ж Э Н Г Ш Ү З К …. On AltGr: . Hold the on-screen Shift or AltGr key (or your physical one in hardware mode) to reach them, exactly like a desktop layout.

Dictionaries and resources for Mongolian Keyboard

Below the keyboard, the resource hub gathers 8 hand-picked links for Mongolian Keyboard: 2 monolingual dictionaries (including Lexilogos — dictionnaire, Wiktionary (mn)), 2 bilingual translators, 0 grammar and conjugation reference, 1 vocabulary and phrase guide, and 3 encyclopedias, newspapers and general resources. Type a word in the editor first and the links marked with an arrow receive it automatically — look up a definition, a conjugation or a translation without retyping.

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