As part of these policies, the Abkhaz language script was Latinized in 1928, along with many other regional languages in the USSR, moving from the original Cyrillic-based script in the process. This policy was reversed in 1938, with Cyrillic replacing most of the Latin alphabets.
In line with these policies, the Abkhaz language script was transformed into a Latin format in 1928, akin to other regional languages in the USSR that transitioned from the original Cyrillic-based script. This policy later changed in 1938 when Cyrillic replaced most of the Latin alphabets.