Latin Greek Cyrillic Alphabet

For conlangers who wish to use a mixed Latin, Greek, Cyrillic alphabet for their conlang, this list shows which characters of the three alphabets do not conflict by sharing the same shapes either for upper or for lower case. Each line shows one set of letter pairs in Latin, Greek and Cyrillic alphabest that share either an upper or a lower case letter. I.e., if glyphs coincide among the three alphabets, the characters are listen on the same line, so you can compare easily.

This list currently only contains basic characters -- all alphabets (to a lesser extent Greek) have a lot of additional special characters and ligatures that might also be interesting. I will probably include these in a future version of this list.

The list only contains letters that come in upper/lower case pairs (with the exception of ß, whose upper case variant is assumed to be U+1E9E).

Letters not basic Latin, Greek, or Russian will be highlighted (basic letters are letters in the ranges U+0040..U+007F, U+0391..U+03A9, U+03B1..U+03C9, U+0410..U+044F).

In some special cases, non-letters are listed for comparison. These are highlighted differently.

Also note that there may be some arguments for still using letters that are on one line here, or for not using letters that are on different lines here. It depends on the degree of difference you need, on font, on shape conventions (e.g. by language (Russian vs. Serbian and Macedonian Cyrillic)), and on personal preference. This list is an overview, a list for quick reference, but probably not exclusively what you need to plan your alphabet.