lipi ke anusaar bhaashaaon ki soochi

• arabi
• ajri (faaras/Iran)
• balochi
• barbar
• bosniyaai (poorv)
• fulaani (avsar par)
• hausi (avsar par)
• yahoodi-speni (20veen shataabdi tak)
• kanoori (avsar par)
• Kashmiri (avsar par)
• kajaakh cheen mein
• kurdi (Iran aur iraak)
• maalaagaasi (19veen shataabdi tak)
• malaya (14th - 17th c.)
• majnaderaani
• attoomaan Turkey
• panjaabi (Pakistan)
• faarasi
• pashto
• sindhi
• taausug
• svaahili (avsar par)
• taajik (avsar par)
• urdoo
• uigur

Many languages of Russia and Central Asia before replacement with Latin and later Cyrillic

• baashkir
• kajaakh
• kirgij
• taatar
• ujbek

• in occasion belaaroosi bhaasha

• Armenian

• Somali

devanaagari

• sanskrut
• hindi
• maraathi
• maithili
• Bhojpuri
• nepaali
• sindhi (also written in Arabic)
• konakani
• Kashmiri
• bodo
• dogari

baangla lipi

• baangla bhaasha
• asamiya
• meitei

baali lipi (Balinese script)

• Balinese language (formerly)

bebe lipi (Baybayin script (Tagalog)

• Ilokano (formerly)
• Kapampangan (formerly)
• Pangasinan (formerly)
• Tagalog (formerly)
• Bikol language (formerly)
• Visayan languages (formerly)

buhid lipi (Buhid script)

• Buhid

barmi lipi (Myanmar)

• Burmese

gujaraati lipi

• gujaraati

gurumukhi lipi

• panjaabi (also written in Shahmukhi, a variant of the Arabic script)

Hanunó'o script

• Hanunó'o

jaava lipi (Javanese script) (Hanacaraka)

• Javanese (in old literatures, and a part of cultural heritage)
• Sundanese

kannad lipi

• Kannada
• Konkani
• Tulu

khamer lipi (Khmer script)

• Khmer

laao lipi (Lao script)

• Lao

lepcha lipi (Lepcha script)

• Lepcha

limboo lipi (Limbu script)

• Limbu

lontara lipi (Lontara script) (Buginese)

• Buginese (formerly)

malayalam lipi

• Malayalam
• Konkani

odiya lipi

• Oriya

'Phags-pa script

• Chinese (formerly)
• Mongolian (formerly)
• Sanskrit (formerly)
• Tibetan (for decorative purposes)
• Uyghur (formerly)

sinhal lipi

• Sinhala

Tagbanwa script

• Languages of Palawan

tamil lipi

• Tamil

lelugoo lipi

• Telugu

thaana lipi (Thaana script)

• Dhivehi

thai lipi (Thai script)

• Thai

tibbati lipi

• Tibetan
• Dzongkha
• Ladakhi
• Zhang-Zhung (extinct)

• Blackfoot
• Chipewyan
• Cree
• Dakelh
• Inuktitut
• Ojibwe
• Sekani
• Slavey
• Tasttine
• Tłaįachǫ

• Cherokee

• Coptic language (extinct, still in use liturgically)

• Croatian (doesn't use it anymore)
• Bosnian (doesn't use it anymore)

• Amharic
• Ge'ez
• Tigrigna

• Georgian
• Laz (sometimes Latin)
• Mingrelian
• Svan

• Old Church Slavonic (extinct, still in use liturgically)
• Croatian (doesen't use glagolitic anymore)

• Gothic (extinct)

• Bactrian (extinct)
• Greek
• Gaulish (extinct) - Written in both Greek and Latin alphabet

• Chinese
  • Guan (Mandarin)
  • Wu which includes Shanghainese
  • Yue (Cantonese)
  • Min which includes Taiwanese
  • Xiang
  • Hakka
  • Gan
  • Jin from Mandarin
  • Huizhou from Wu
  • Ping partly from Cantonese
• Minority languages in China
  • Dong
  • Bai (obsolete)
  • Miao (obsolete)
  • Zhuang, with Zhuang logograms (obsolete)
• Japanese (kanji plus kana derivative)
• Korean (hanja) (obsolete; used in academic texts, and newspapers.)
• Vietnamese (Chữ nho and Chữ nôaam) (almost extinct)
• Extinct languages
  • Khitan, written in Khitan scripts
  • Jurchen, written in Jurchen script
  • Tangut, written in Tangut script

• Korean

• Aramaic (and other writing systems)
• Bukhori
• Hebrew
• Hulaula
• Juhuri
• Ladino
• Lishan Didan
• Lishana Deni
• Lishanid Noshan
• Yiddish

• Japanese plus (kanji)
• Ainu slightly modified kind of katakana kanas, which enable to represent final sounds which are consonants alone

• Khitan (extinct)

• Afrikaans
• Albanian
• Aragonese
• Asturian
• Aymara
• Azeri
• Basque
• Belarusian (formerly, called "Łaaacinka"; now uses Cyrillic.)
• Bislama
• Boholano
• Bosnian
• Breton
• Catalan
• Cebuano
• Cornish
• Corsican
• Croatian
• Czech
• Danish
• Dutch
• English
• Esperanto
• Estonian
• Faroese
• Fijian
• Filipino
• Finnish
• French
• Frisian
• Friulian
• Fula (Pulaar)
• Gaelic (Scottish)
• Galician
• German
• Gikuyu
• Guaraní
• Haitian
• Hausa (formerly used the Arabic alphabet)
• Hawai'ian
• Hiti Motu
• Hungarian (used Old Hungarian script prior to AD 1000)
• Icelandic
• Ido
• Igbo
• Ilocano
• Indonesian
• Interlingua
• Innu-aimun
• Irish
• Italian
• Javanese - Also uses alphabet called "Hanacaraka" in certain areas
• Kikongo
• Kinyarwanda
• Kirundi
• Kurdish (Kurmanji)
• Latin
• Latvian
• Laz (Used by Turkey and European Lazs)
• Leonese
• Lingala
• Lithuanian
• Lombard
• Luganda
• Luxembourgish
• Maori
• Malagasy
• Malay
• Maltese
• Manx
• Marshallese
• Moldovan - Also Cyrillic
• Montenegrin
• Nahuatl (post Spanish Conquest)
• Nauruan
• Navaho or Navajo
• Ndebele
• Norwegian
• Occitan
• Oromo (formerly written in the Ge'ez script)
• Palauan
• Polish
• Portuguese
• Quechua
• Romanian (formerly used the Cyrillic alphabet)
• Romansh
• Rundi
• Samoan
• Scots
• Serbian (uses Cyrillic officially)
• Seychellois creole
• Shona
• Slovak
• Slovenian
• Somali (formerly used the Arabic alphabet and Osmanya script)
• Sotho (Northern)
• Sotho (Southern)
• Spanish
• Swahili
• Swedish
• Swati
• Tagalog
• Tahitian
• Tatar (formerly used Arabic, 1927-1938 Latin-derived Janalif, then Cyrillic and since 2000 Latin again, but generally on the internet)
• Tetum
• Tok Pisin
• Tongan
• Tsonga
• Tswana
• Turkish (formerly used the Arabic alphabet)
• Turoyo (new Latin-based script, originally Syriac alphabet)
• Uzbek (official script, formerly used the Cyrillic alphabet)
• Venda
• Vietnamese (formerly with Chữ nho and Chữ nôaam)
• Volapüak
• Võaro
• Walloon
• Welsh
• Wolof
• Xhosa
• Yoruba
• Zulu

Old Uyghur alphabet

• Uyghur (formerly)

Mongolian script

• Mongolian

Manchu script

• Manchu
• Xibe

Sorang Sompeng

• Sora

Ol Cemet'

• Santali

Varang Kshiti

• Ho

• N'ko

• Naxi (obsolete)

• Ekoi
• Igbo

• Primitive Irish
• Pictish

• Somali

• Hmong

• Proto-Norse inscriptions
• Old Norse (also Latin alphabet)
• Old Danish (also Latin alphabet)
• Old English/Anglo-Saxon (also Latin alphabet)
• Old Frisian (also Latin alphabet)

• Hungarian (also Latin alphabet)

• Arabic (see Garshuni)
• Assyrian Neo-Aramaic
• Bohtan Neo-Aramaic
• Chaldean Neo-Aramaic
• Hertevin
• Koy Sanjaq Surat
• Senaya
• Syriac
• Turoyo (also has new Latin-based script)

• Dhivehi (Official language of Maldives)

• Amazigh (Morocco)
• Tuareg

• yi bhaasha

• lipiyon ki soochi - lipiyon ke gunadharmon ke aadhaar par vargeekaran