MediaWiki:Genres/Language Definitions

  1. af = Afrikaans language
  2. an = Aragonese language
  3. ang = Anglo-Saxon language
  4. apa = Apache language
  5. ar = Arabic language
  6. arc = Aramaic language
  7. arp = Arapaho language
  8. aus = Australian aboriginal language
  9. az = Azerbaijani language
  10. ba = Bashkir language
  11. be = Belarusian language
  12. ben = Bengali language
  13. bg = Bulgarian language
  14. bre = Breton language
  15. ca = Catalan language
  16. cdo = Min Dong language
  17. ceb = Cebuano language
  18. chr = Cherokee language
  19. chy = Cheyenne language
  20. ciw = Chippewa language
  21. cjy = Jinyu Language
  22. cmn = Mandarin language
  23. cnp = Northern Ping language
  24. co = Corsican language
  25. cpx = Pu-Xian language
  26. csp = Southern Ping language
  27. cu = Church Slavonic language
  28. cy = Welsh language
  29. cz = Czech language
  30. da = Danish language
  31. dak = Dakota language
  32. de = German language
  33. efi = Efik language
  34. en = English language
  35. el = Greek language
  36. enm = Middle English language
  37. eo = Esperanto language
  38. es = Spanish language
  39. et = Estonian language
  40. eu = Basque language
  41. fa = Farsi language
  42. fi = Finnish language
  43. fil = Filipino language
  44. fr = French language
  45. fry = Frysian language
  46. fur = Friulian language
  47. gan = Gan language
  48. gd = Scottish Gaelic language
  49. ge = Irish language
  50. glg = Galician language
  51. gn = Guarani language
  52. grc = Ancient Greek language
  53. hak = Hakka language
  54. hau = Hausa language
  55. haw = Hawaiian language
  56. he = Hebrew language
  57. hi = Hindi language
  58. hit = Hittite language
  59. hr = Croatian language
  60. hsn = Xiang language
  61. ht = Haitian Creole language
  62. hu = Hungarian language
  63. hy = Armenian language
  64. id = Indonesian language
  65. idu = Idoma language
  66. is = Icelandic language
  67. ish = Esan language
  68. it = Italian language
  69. jam = Jamaican Patois language
  70. ja = Japanese language
  71. jut = Jutlandic language
  72. ka = Georgian language
  73. kk = Kazakh language
  74. ko = Korean language
  75. la = Latin language
  76. lad = Ladino language
  77. luo = Luo (Dholuo) language
  78. lb = Luxembourgish language
  79. lt = Lithuanian language
  80. lv = Latvian language
  81. lzh = Literary Chinese language
  82. mi = Maori language
  83. mk = Macedonian language
  84. ml = Malayalam language
  85. mnc = Manchu language
  86. mnp = Min Bei language
  87. mr = Marathi language
  88. mt = Maltese language
  89. musc = Muscogee language
  90. myn = Mayan language
  91. nan = Min Nan language
  92. nap = Neapolitan language
  93. ncg = Nisga'a language
  94. nl = Dutch language
  95. no = Norwegian language
  96. nv = Navajo language
  97. oc = Occitan language
  98. pl = Polish language
  99. pt = Portuguese language
  100. qu = Quechua language
  101. rm = Romansh language
  102. ro = Romanian language
  103. ru = Russian language
  104. sa = Sanskrit language
  105. sc = Scots language
  106. scn = Sicilian language
  107. sio = Siouan language
  108. sjp = South Levantine Arabic
  109. sk = Slovak language
  110. sl = Slovene language
  111. sm = Samoan language
  112. sq = Albanian language
  113. sr = Serbian language
  114. srd = Sardinian language
  115. sv = Swedish language
  116. sw = Swahili language
  117. syc = Syriac language
  118. ta = Tamil language
  119. te = Telugu language
  120. tk = Turkmen language
  121. tl = Tagalog language
  122. tr = Turkish language
  123. ts = Tsonga language
  124. tt = Tartar language
  125. uk = Ukrainian language
  126. vec = Venetian language
  127. wuu = Wu language
  128. vi = Vietnamese language
  129. yi = Yiddish language
  130. yo = Yoruba language
  131. yuc = Yuchi language
  132. yue = Yue language
  133. zh = Chinese language
  134. zu = Zulu language
  135. zun = Zuni language
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