100+ scripts.

100+ scripts.

45+ scripts.

35+ scripts.

30+ scripts

Eden Golshani's scripts of not-exactly-all-of-Asia.

"Eden Golshani's Indian language alphabet comparison page."
That's, languages of India, not Native American languages.

34+ scripts (requires Unicode fonts)

==>> This site has changed its name and moved to the following address ==>> 
Transliteration of Non-Roman Scripts New name & address.
Transliteration of Non-Roman Scripts Newest Address.

Four European alphabet systems: Greek, Roman/Latin, Glagolitic, Cyrillic.

Not exactly "all major languages" -- in fact, mostly European languages;
but many languages, nonetheless.
This webpage has been renamed to ==>> Alphabets and scripts from ASK

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Brahmi and related Asian scripts (Indic, South East Asian, and so forth)

. Eden's Page: Scripts of all of Asia
Not exactly of all of Asia, but close.
. Indian alphabet comparison page
Eden Golshani's Indian language alphabet comparison page.
That's languages of India, not Native American languages.

Cyrillic alphabets

. Kodeks - Cyrillic Transliteration
. TITUS Caucasian alphabet systems based upon the Cyrillic script 
(requires Unicode font)

Georgian, Armenian, and Caucasian Alphabets

. TITUS Caucasian alphabet systems based on the Cyrillic script 
(requires Unicode font)

. The following two links are to different versions of the same page. These two pages contain parallel comparisons of the various decimal numeral systems, almost all of which descend from the Hindu-Arabic system.  Only one version should work automatically on your browser, but the other version should also work after the proper settings are changed on your browser:

Version 1 Numerals New Address. (requires Unicode font)
Version 2 Numerals New Address. (requires Unicode font)

Diacritics of Old Church Slavonic and Old Russian, borrowed from Ancient Greek.
Greek or Russian names are in the middle column, and traditional Latin names are in the right column.

"Special" characters of many languages

lesson sets for the worlds major alphabets or syllabaries; many, downloadable.