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The Eesti Keele Instituut lists a Nivkh Cyrillic alphabet from 1968,Eesti Keele Instituut, 2012. sourced from Vladimir Zinov’evich Panfilov’s chapter on the Nivkh language in volume 5 of Языки народов СССР (”Languages of the peoples of the USSR”) published that year. The spelling uses Latin, Cyrillic, and Greek characters.Panfilov, 1968.
Title
Н︎и︎в︎с︎к︎и︎й︎ Я︎э︎ы︎к︎ [Nivxskij jazyk, Nivkh language], Panfilov
Published
1968
Literature
Eesti Keele Instituut. (2012). Nivhi: Nivkh: Нивх (Ниғвӈ) Nivh (Niǧvŋ). Retrieved 20 September 2026 from arhiiv.eki.ee
Panfilov, V. Z. (1968). Н︎и︎в︎с︎к︎и︎й︎ Я︎э︎ы︎к︎ [Nivxskij jazyk, Nivkh language]. In V. V. Vinogradov (Ed.), Mongolskie: Tunguso-man'chzhurskie i paleoaziatskie jazyki, vol. 5, pp. 408–434. Nauka.