Transliteration is the task of transcribing
natural language text from one writing system to another, hence there is no guarantee
for the correctness of this transliteration. Transliterations are intended
solely for the convenience of reading.
The Girgit team is neither responsible for the content provided on offsite pages linked to from our pages, nor responsible for content on pages that link to this website. Original author retains the copyright and any other rights he holds in content which gets transliterated through Girgit Services.
Although the team put huge effort in the service provided and tried to work as accurately as possible in any way, there may be bugs and malfunctions that could lead to errors. Please understand that any service is therefore provided "AS-IS" only and implies no warranty of any kind. The team is not liable for any claim and/or damage arising from the usage of the provided service.
Some transliterations can only be applied in one direction. These lossy transliterations are not reversible, because the mapping of characters is ambiguous.
The team reserves itself the right to temporarily, periodically and/or permanently terminate the service without any announcement or justification without being held responsible in any way.
If any reader notices any discrepancy, s/he is most welcome to bring to our notice and our editorial board will make every effort to correct errors brought to our attention, review the material, and analyze it ASAP and make corrections / withdrawals, if required, immediately.
We request search engines and bots not to index these transliterated pages, by inserting meta tag (<META NAME="robots" CONTENT="noindex,nofollow"/>)* into transliterated page. We do not in any way wish to harm the owners of the original web pages, the sole objective of girigit is to allow users to view the content in a script of their choice.
*If you want the transliterated page to be available to search engines then you need to add this tag into your html head. <meta
content='allow-index' name='tell-girgit'/> How to Tutorial
How it works: - Your content of the given url is fetched onto our server and transliterated into desired script and send to browser requesting the transliteration.
