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14<H1><A NAME="SEC315" HREF="gettext_toc.html#TOC315">A  Language Codes</A></H1>
15<P>
16<A NAME="IDX1225"></A>
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19</P>
20<P>
21The ISO 639 standard defines two-letter codes for many languages, and
22three-letter codes for more rarely used languages.
23All abbreviations for languages used in the Translation Project should
24come from this standard.
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30<H2><A NAME="SEC316" HREF="gettext_toc.html#TOC316">A.1  Usual Language Codes</A></H2>
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32<P>
33For the commonly used languages, the ISO 639-1 standard defines two-letter
34codes.
35
36</P>
37<DL COMPACT>
38
39<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;aa&rsquo;</SAMP>
40<DD>
41Afar.
42<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;ab&rsquo;</SAMP>
43<DD>
44Abkhazian.
45<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;ad&rsquo;</SAMP>
46<DD>
47Adangme.
48<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;ae&rsquo;</SAMP>
49<DD>
50Avestan.
51<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;af&rsquo;</SAMP>
52<DD>
53Afrikaans.
54<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;ak&rsquo;</SAMP>
55<DD>
56Akan.
57<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;am&rsquo;</SAMP>
58<DD>
59Amharic.
60<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;an&rsquo;</SAMP>
61<DD>
62Aragonese.
63<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;ar&rsquo;</SAMP>
64<DD>
65Arabic.
66<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;as&rsquo;</SAMP>
67<DD>
68Assamese.
69<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;av&rsquo;</SAMP>
70<DD>
71Avaric.
72<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;ay&rsquo;</SAMP>
73<DD>
74Aymara.
75<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;az&rsquo;</SAMP>
76<DD>
77Azerbaijani.
78<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;ba&rsquo;</SAMP>
79<DD>
80Bashkir.
81<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;be&rsquo;</SAMP>
82<DD>
83Byelorussian; Belarusian.
84<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;bg&rsquo;</SAMP>
85<DD>
86Bulgarian.
87<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;bh&rsquo;</SAMP>
88<DD>
89Bihari.
90<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;bi&rsquo;</SAMP>
91<DD>
92Bislama.
93<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;bm&rsquo;</SAMP>
94<DD>
95Bambara.
96<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;bn&rsquo;</SAMP>
97<DD>
98Bengali; Bangla.
99<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;bo&rsquo;</SAMP>
100<DD>
101Tibetan.
102<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;br&rsquo;</SAMP>
103<DD>
104Breton.
105<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;bs&rsquo;</SAMP>
106<DD>
107Bosnian.
108<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;ca&rsquo;</SAMP>
109<DD>
110Catalan.
111<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;ce&rsquo;</SAMP>
112<DD>
113Chechen.
114<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;ch&rsquo;</SAMP>
115<DD>
116Chamorro.
117<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;co&rsquo;</SAMP>
118<DD>
119Corsican.
120<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;cr&rsquo;</SAMP>
121<DD>
122Cree.
123<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;cs&rsquo;</SAMP>
124<DD>
125Czech.
126<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;cu&rsquo;</SAMP>
127<DD>
128Church Slavic.
129<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;cv&rsquo;</SAMP>
130<DD>
131Chuvash.
132<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;cy&rsquo;</SAMP>
133<DD>
134Welsh.
135<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;da&rsquo;</SAMP>
136<DD>
137Danish.
138<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;de&rsquo;</SAMP>
139<DD>
140German.
141<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;dv&rsquo;</SAMP>
142<DD>
143Divehi; Maldivian.
144<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;dz&rsquo;</SAMP>
145<DD>
146Dzongkha; Bhutani.
147<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;ee&rsquo;</SAMP>
148<DD>
149'Ew'e.
150<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;el&rsquo;</SAMP>
151<DD>
152Greek.
153<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;en&rsquo;</SAMP>
154<DD>
155English.
156<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;eo&rsquo;</SAMP>
157<DD>
158Esperanto.
159<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;es&rsquo;</SAMP>
160<DD>
161Spanish.
162<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;et&rsquo;</SAMP>
163<DD>
164Estonian.
165<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;eu&rsquo;</SAMP>
166<DD>
167Basque.
168<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;fa&rsquo;</SAMP>
169<DD>
170Persian.
171<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;ff&rsquo;</SAMP>
172<DD>
173Fulah.
174<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;fi&rsquo;</SAMP>
175<DD>
176Finnish.
177<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;fj&rsquo;</SAMP>
178<DD>
179Fijian; Fiji.
180<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;fo&rsquo;</SAMP>
181<DD>
182Faroese.
183<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;fr&rsquo;</SAMP>
184<DD>
185French.
186<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;fy&rsquo;</SAMP>
187<DD>
188Western Frisian.
189<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;ga&rsquo;</SAMP>
190<DD>
191Irish.
192<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;gd&rsquo;</SAMP>
193<DD>
194Scots; Gaelic.
195<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;gl&rsquo;</SAMP>
196<DD>
197Galician.
198<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;gn&rsquo;</SAMP>
199<DD>
200Guarani.
201<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;gu&rsquo;</SAMP>
202<DD>
203Gujarati.
204<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;gv&rsquo;</SAMP>
205<DD>
206Manx.
207<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;ha&rsquo;</SAMP>
208<DD>
209Hausa.
210<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;he&rsquo;</SAMP>
211<DD>
212Hebrew (formerly iw).
213<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;hi&rsquo;</SAMP>
214<DD>
215Hindi.
216<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;ho&rsquo;</SAMP>
217<DD>
218Hiri Motu.
219<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;hr&rsquo;</SAMP>
220<DD>
221Croatian.
222<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;ht&rsquo;</SAMP>
223<DD>
224Haitian; Haitian Creole.
225<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;hu&rsquo;</SAMP>
226<DD>
227Hungarian.
228<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;hy&rsquo;</SAMP>
229<DD>
230Armenian.
231<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;hz&rsquo;</SAMP>
232<DD>
233Herero.
234<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;ia&rsquo;</SAMP>
235<DD>
236Interlingua.
237<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;id&rsquo;</SAMP>
238<DD>
239Indonesian (formerly in).
240<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;ie&rsquo;</SAMP>
241<DD>
242Interlingue.
243<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;ig&rsquo;</SAMP>
244<DD>
245Igbo.
246<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;ii&rsquo;</SAMP>
247<DD>
248Sichuan Yi.
249<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;ik&rsquo;</SAMP>
250<DD>
251Inupiak; Inupiaq.
252<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;io&rsquo;</SAMP>
253<DD>
254Ido.
255<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;is&rsquo;</SAMP>
256<DD>
257Icelandic.
258<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;it&rsquo;</SAMP>
259<DD>
260Italian.
261<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;iu&rsquo;</SAMP>
262<DD>
263Inuktitut.
264<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;ja&rsquo;</SAMP>
265<DD>
266Japanese.
267<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;jv&rsquo;</SAMP>
268<DD>
269Javanese.
270<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;ka&rsquo;</SAMP>
271<DD>
272Georgian.
273<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;kg&rsquo;</SAMP>
274<DD>
275Kongo.
276<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;ki&rsquo;</SAMP>
277<DD>
278Kikuyu; Gikuyu.
279<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;kj&rsquo;</SAMP>
280<DD>
281Kuanyama; Kwanyama.
282<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;kk&rsquo;</SAMP>
283<DD>
284Kazakh.
285<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;kl&rsquo;</SAMP>
286<DD>
287Kalaallisut; Greenlandic.
288<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;km&rsquo;</SAMP>
289<DD>
290Khmer; Cambodian.
291<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;kn&rsquo;</SAMP>
292<DD>
293Kannada.
294<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;ko&rsquo;</SAMP>
295<DD>
296Korean.
297<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;kr&rsquo;</SAMP>
298<DD>
299Kanuri.
300<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;ks&rsquo;</SAMP>
301<DD>
302Kashmiri.
303<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;ku&rsquo;</SAMP>
304<DD>
305Kurdish.
306<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;kv&rsquo;</SAMP>
307<DD>
308Komi.
309<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;kw&rsquo;</SAMP>
310<DD>
311Cornish.
312<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;ky&rsquo;</SAMP>
313<DD>
314Kirghiz.
315<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;la&rsquo;</SAMP>
316<DD>
317Latin.
318<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;lb&rsquo;</SAMP>
319<DD>
320Letzeburgesch; Luxembourgish.
321<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;lg&rsquo;</SAMP>
322<DD>
323Ganda.
324<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;li&rsquo;</SAMP>
325<DD>
326Limburgish; Limburger; Limburgan.
327<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;ln&rsquo;</SAMP>
328<DD>
329Lingala.
330<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;lo&rsquo;</SAMP>
331<DD>
332Lao; Laotian.
333<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;lt&rsquo;</SAMP>
334<DD>
335Lithuanian.
336<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;lu&rsquo;</SAMP>
337<DD>
338Luba-Katanga.
339<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;lv&rsquo;</SAMP>
340<DD>
341Latvian; Lettish.
342<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;mg&rsquo;</SAMP>
343<DD>
344Malagasy.
345<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;mh&rsquo;</SAMP>
346<DD>
347Marshallese.
348<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;mi&rsquo;</SAMP>
349<DD>
350Maori.
351<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;mk&rsquo;</SAMP>
352<DD>
353Macedonian.
354<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;ml&rsquo;</SAMP>
355<DD>
356Malayalam.
357<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;mn&rsquo;</SAMP>
358<DD>
359Mongolian.
360<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;mo&rsquo;</SAMP>
361<DD>
362Moldavian.
363<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;mr&rsquo;</SAMP>
364<DD>
365Marathi.
366<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;ms&rsquo;</SAMP>
367<DD>
368Malay.
369<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;mt&rsquo;</SAMP>
370<DD>
371Maltese.
372<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;my&rsquo;</SAMP>
373<DD>
374Burmese.
375<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;na&rsquo;</SAMP>
376<DD>
377Nauru.
378<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;nb&rsquo;</SAMP>
379<DD>
380Norwegian Bokm&aring;l.
381<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;nd&rsquo;</SAMP>
382<DD>
383Ndebele, North.
384<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;ne&rsquo;</SAMP>
385<DD>
386Nepali.
387<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;ng&rsquo;</SAMP>
388<DD>
389Ndonga.
390<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;nl&rsquo;</SAMP>
391<DD>
392Dutch.
393<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;nn&rsquo;</SAMP>
394<DD>
395Norwegian Nynorsk.
396<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;no&rsquo;</SAMP>
397<DD>
398Norwegian.
399<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;nr&rsquo;</SAMP>
400<DD>
401Ndebele, South.
402<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;nv&rsquo;</SAMP>
403<DD>
404Navajo; Navaho.
405<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;ny&rsquo;</SAMP>
406<DD>
407Chichewa; Nyanja.
408<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;oc&rsquo;</SAMP>
409<DD>
410Occitan; Proven&ccedil;al.
411<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;oj&rsquo;</SAMP>
412<DD>
413Ojibwa.
414<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;om&rsquo;</SAMP>
415<DD>
416(Afan) Oromo.
417<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;or&rsquo;</SAMP>
418<DD>
419Oriya.
420<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;os&rsquo;</SAMP>
421<DD>
422Ossetian; Ossetic.
423<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;pa&rsquo;</SAMP>
424<DD>
425Panjabi; Punjabi.
426<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;pi&rsquo;</SAMP>
427<DD>
428Pali.
429<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;pl&rsquo;</SAMP>
430<DD>
431Polish.
432<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;ps&rsquo;</SAMP>
433<DD>
434Pashto, Pushto.
435<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;pt&rsquo;</SAMP>
436<DD>
437Portuguese.
438<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;qu&rsquo;</SAMP>
439<DD>
440Quechua.
441<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;rm&rsquo;</SAMP>
442<DD>
443Rhaeto-Romance.
444<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;rn&rsquo;</SAMP>
445<DD>
446Rundi; Kirundi.
447<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;ro&rsquo;</SAMP>
448<DD>
449Romanian.
450<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;ru&rsquo;</SAMP>
451<DD>
452Russian.
453<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;rw&rsquo;</SAMP>
454<DD>
455Kinyarwanda.
456<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;sa&rsquo;</SAMP>
457<DD>
458Sanskrit.
459<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;sc&rsquo;</SAMP>
460<DD>
461Sardinian.
462<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;sd&rsquo;</SAMP>
463<DD>
464Sindhi.
465<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;se&rsquo;</SAMP>
466<DD>
467Northern Sami.
468<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;sg&rsquo;</SAMP>
469<DD>
470Sango; Sangro.
471<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;si&rsquo;</SAMP>
472<DD>
473Sinhala; Sinhalese.
474<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;sk&rsquo;</SAMP>
475<DD>
476Slovak.
477<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;sl&rsquo;</SAMP>
478<DD>
479Slovenian.
480<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;sm&rsquo;</SAMP>
481<DD>
482Samoan.
483<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;sn&rsquo;</SAMP>
484<DD>
485Shona.
486<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;so&rsquo;</SAMP>
487<DD>
488Somali.
489<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;sq&rsquo;</SAMP>
490<DD>
491Albanian.
492<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;sr&rsquo;</SAMP>
493<DD>
494Serbian.
495<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;ss&rsquo;</SAMP>
496<DD>
497Swati; Siswati.
498<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;st&rsquo;</SAMP>
499<DD>
500Sesotho; Sotho, Southern.
501<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;su&rsquo;</SAMP>
502<DD>
503Sundanese.
504<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;sv&rsquo;</SAMP>
505<DD>
506Swedish.
507<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;sw&rsquo;</SAMP>
508<DD>
509Swahili.
510<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;ta&rsquo;</SAMP>
511<DD>
512Tamil.
513<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;te&rsquo;</SAMP>
514<DD>
515Telugu.
516<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;tg&rsquo;</SAMP>
517<DD>
518Tajik.
519<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;th&rsquo;</SAMP>
520<DD>
521Thai.
522<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;ti&rsquo;</SAMP>
523<DD>
524Tigrinya.
525<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;tk&rsquo;</SAMP>
526<DD>
527Turkmen.
528<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;tl&rsquo;</SAMP>
529<DD>
530Tagalog.
531<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;tn&rsquo;</SAMP>
532<DD>
533Tswana; Setswana.
534<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;to&rsquo;</SAMP>
535<DD>
536Tonga.
537<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;tr&rsquo;</SAMP>
538<DD>
539Turkish.
540<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;ts&rsquo;</SAMP>
541<DD>
542Tsonga.
543<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;tt&rsquo;</SAMP>
544<DD>
545Tatar.
546<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;tw&rsquo;</SAMP>
547<DD>
548Twi.
549<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;ty&rsquo;</SAMP>
550<DD>
551Tahitian.
552<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;ug&rsquo;</SAMP>
553<DD>
554Uighur.
555<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;uk&rsquo;</SAMP>
556<DD>
557Ukrainian.
558<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;ur&rsquo;</SAMP>
559<DD>
560Urdu.
561<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;uz&rsquo;</SAMP>
562<DD>
563Uzbek.
564<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;ve&rsquo;</SAMP>
565<DD>
566Venda.
567<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;vi&rsquo;</SAMP>
568<DD>
569Vietnamese.
570<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;vo&rsquo;</SAMP>
571<DD>
572Volap&uuml;k; Volapuk.
573<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;wa&rsquo;</SAMP>
574<DD>
575Walloon.
576<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;wo&rsquo;</SAMP>
577<DD>
578Wolof.
579<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;xh&rsquo;</SAMP>
580<DD>
581Xhosa.
582<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;yi&rsquo;</SAMP>
583<DD>
584Yiddish (formerly ji).
585<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;yo&rsquo;</SAMP>
586<DD>
587Yoruba.
588<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;za&rsquo;</SAMP>
589<DD>
590Zhuang.
591<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;zh&rsquo;</SAMP>
592<DD>
593Chinese.
594<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;zu&rsquo;</SAMP>
595<DD>
596Zulu.
597</DL>
598
599
600
601<H2><A NAME="SEC317" HREF="gettext_toc.html#TOC317">A.2  Rare Language Codes</A></H2>
602
603<P>
604For rarely used languages, the ISO 639-2 standard defines three-letter
605codes.  Here is the current list, reduced to only living languages with at least
606one million of speakers.
607
608</P>
609<DL COMPACT>
610
611<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;ace&rsquo;</SAMP>
612<DD>
613Achinese.
614<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;awa&rsquo;</SAMP>
615<DD>
616Awadhi.
617<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;bad&rsquo;</SAMP>
618<DD>
619Banda.
620<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;bal&rsquo;</SAMP>
621<DD>
622Baluchi.
623<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;ban&rsquo;</SAMP>
624<DD>
625Balinese.
626<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;bem&rsquo;</SAMP>
627<DD>
628Bemba.
629<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;bho&rsquo;</SAMP>
630<DD>
631Bhojpuri.
632<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;bik&rsquo;</SAMP>
633<DD>
634Bikol.
635<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;bin&rsquo;</SAMP>
636<DD>
637Bini.
638<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;btk&rsquo;</SAMP>
639<DD>
640Batak (Indonesia).
641<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;bug&rsquo;</SAMP>
642<DD>
643Buginese.
644<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;ceb&rsquo;</SAMP>
645<DD>
646Cebuano.
647<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;din&rsquo;</SAMP>
648<DD>
649Dinka.
650<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;doi&rsquo;</SAMP>
651<DD>
652Dogri.
653<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;fil&rsquo;</SAMP>
654<DD>
655Filipino; Pilipino.
656<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;fon&rsquo;</SAMP>
657<DD>
658Fon.
659<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;gon&rsquo;</SAMP>
660<DD>
661Gondi.
662<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;gsw&rsquo;</SAMP>
663<DD>
664Alemani; Swiss German.
665<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;hil&rsquo;</SAMP>
666<DD>
667Hiligaynon.
668<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;hmn&rsquo;</SAMP>
669<DD>
670Hmong.
671<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;ilo&rsquo;</SAMP>
672<DD>
673Iloko.
674<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;kab&rsquo;</SAMP>
675<DD>
676Kabyle.
677<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;kam&rsquo;</SAMP>
678<DD>
679Kamba.
680<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;kbd&rsquo;</SAMP>
681<DD>
682Kabardian.
683<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;kmb&rsquo;</SAMP>
684<DD>
685Kimbundu.
686<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;kok&rsquo;</SAMP>
687<DD>
688Konkani.
689<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;kru&rsquo;</SAMP>
690<DD>
691Kurukh.
692<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;lua&rsquo;</SAMP>
693<DD>
694Luba-Lulua.
695<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;luo&rsquo;</SAMP>
696<DD>
697Luo (Kenya and Tanzania).
698<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;mad&rsquo;</SAMP>
699<DD>
700Madurese.
701<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;mag&rsquo;</SAMP>
702<DD>
703Magahi.
704<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;mai&rsquo;</SAMP>
705<DD>
706Maithili.
707<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;mak&rsquo;</SAMP>
708<DD>
709Makasar.
710<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;man&rsquo;</SAMP>
711<DD>
712Mandingo.
713<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;men&rsquo;</SAMP>
714<DD>
715Mende.
716<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;min&rsquo;</SAMP>
717<DD>
718Minangkabau.
719<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;mni&rsquo;</SAMP>
720<DD>
721Manipuri.
722<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;mos&rsquo;</SAMP>
723<DD>
724Mossi.
725<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;mwr&rsquo;</SAMP>
726<DD>
727Marwari.
728<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;nap&rsquo;</SAMP>
729<DD>
730Neapolitan.
731<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;nso&rsquo;</SAMP>
732<DD>
733Pedi; Sepedi; Northern Sotho.
734<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;nym&rsquo;</SAMP>
735<DD>
736Nyamwezi.
737<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;nyn&rsquo;</SAMP>
738<DD>
739Nyankole.
740<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;pag&rsquo;</SAMP>
741<DD>
742Pangasinan.
743<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;pam&rsquo;</SAMP>
744<DD>
745Pampanga.
746<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;raj&rsquo;</SAMP>
747<DD>
748Rajasthani.
749<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;sas&rsquo;</SAMP>
750<DD>
751Sasak.
752<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;sat&rsquo;</SAMP>
753<DD>
754Santali.
755<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;scn&rsquo;</SAMP>
756<DD>
757Sicilian.
758<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;shn&rsquo;</SAMP>
759<DD>
760Shan.
761<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;sid&rsquo;</SAMP>
762<DD>
763Sidamo.
764<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;srr&rsquo;</SAMP>
765<DD>
766Serer.
767<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;suk&rsquo;</SAMP>
768<DD>
769Sukuma.
770<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;sus&rsquo;</SAMP>
771<DD>
772Susu.
773<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;tem&rsquo;</SAMP>
774<DD>
775Timne.
776<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;tiv&rsquo;</SAMP>
777<DD>
778Tiv.
779<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;tum&rsquo;</SAMP>
780<DD>
781Tumbuka.
782<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;umb&rsquo;</SAMP>
783<DD>
784Umbundu.
785<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;wal&rsquo;</SAMP>
786<DD>
787Walamo.
788<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;war&rsquo;</SAMP>
789<DD>
790Waray.
791<DT><SAMP>&lsquo;yao&rsquo;</SAMP>
792<DD>
793Yao.
794</DL>
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