Abbreviations
Languages
| Ad. -Adyghe; | M.H.G. – Middle High German; |
| Afg. – Afghan (Pasto); | Ming. – Mingrelian; |
| Ag. -Agul; | Mok. – Moksha; |
| Akhv. – Akhvakh; | Mgc. – Mongolic |
| Akhv. – Akhvakh; | Mong – Mongolian |
| Alb. – Albanian; | Mord. – Mordvinic; |
| Alt. – Altaic; | Mord. – Mordvinic; |
| And. – Andi; | N.Gmc. – North Germanic; |
| Ar. – Arabic; | Nan. – Nanai; |
| Arch. – Archi; | Neg. – Negidal; |
| Arm. – Armenian; | Nog. – Nogai; |
| Assyr. – Assyrian; | Norw – Norwegian; |
| Av. – Avesta; | O.E. – Old English; |
| Avar. – Avar-Andean; | O.C.S – Old Church Slavonic; |
| Azer. – Azerbaijan; | O.H.G. – Old High German; |
| Bagv. – Bagvalal; | O.I. – Old Indic; |
| Balk. – Balkar; | O.Icl. – Old Icelandic; |
| Balt. – Baltic; | O.L.G. – Old Low German; |
| Bash. – Bashkir; | O.Pers. – Old Persian; |
| Bezh. – Bezhita; | O.S. – Old Slavic; |
| Blr – Belorussian; | O.T. – Old Türkic; |
| Bot. – Botlikh; | Ogh. – Oghuz; |
| Bulg. – Bulgarian; | Os. – Ossetic; |
| Bur. – Buryat; | Osc. – Oscan; |
| Burm. – Burmese; | PFU. – Proto-Finno-Ugric; |
| Celt. – Celtic; | P.Gmc. – Proto Germanic; |
| Cham. – Chamalal; | PIE. – Proto-Indo-European; |
| Chech. – Chechen; | PSl – Proto-Slavic; |
| Chin. – Chinese; | PST. – Proto-Sino-Tibetan; |
| Chuv. – Chuvash; | PT. – Proto-Turkic; |
| Corn – Cornish | PTM. – Proto-Tnugus-Man; |
| Cr. – Croatian; | Pers. – Persian; |
| Cz. – Czech; | Phoen. – Phoenician; |
| Dan. – Danish; | Pol. – Polish; |
| Darg. – Dargwa; | Port. – Portugese |
| Dt. – Dutch; | Prus. – Old Prussian; |
| Georg. – Georgian; | Rom. – Romanian; |
| Eng. – English; | Rus. – Russian; |
| Er. – Erzya; | Rut. – Rutul; |
| Est. – Estonian; | S.-Alt. – South Altaic; |
| Fin. – Finnish; | S.Cr. Serbo-Croatian; |
| Fr. – French; | Sam. – Sámi; |
| Fris – Frisian; | Sar. – Sarykoli; |
| Gag. – Gagauz; | Sax. – Old. Saxon; |
| Geor. – Georgian; | Sem. – Semitic; |
| Ger. – German;; | Serb. – Serbian; |
| Gil. – Gilaki; | Skt. – Sanskrit; |
| Gmc. – Germanic; | Slav. – Slavic; |
| God. – Godoberi; | Slvk. – Slovakian; |
| Goth. – Gothic; | Slvn. – Slovenian; |
| Gr. – Greek | Sogd. – Sogdian; |
| Heb. – Classical Hebrew; | Sol. – Solon; |
| Hin. – Hinuq; | Sp. – Spanish; |
| Hun. – Hunzib; | Sw. – Swedish; |
| Hung. – Hungarian; | Tab. – Tabasaran; |
| I.E. – Indo-European; | Taj. – Tajik; |
| Ic. – Icelandic; | Tal. – Talishi; |
| Ind. – Indo-Aryan; | Tat. – Tatar; |
| Ing. – Ingush; | Tel. – Telugu; |
| Inkh. – Inkhoqwari; | Telt. – Teleut; |
| Ir. – Iranian; | Tib. – Tibetan; |
| Jap. – Japanese; | Toch. – Tocharian; |
| Kab. – Kabardian; | Trc. – Turkic; |
| Kach. – Kachin; | Tsak. – Tsakhur; |
| Kal. – Kalmyk; | Tur. – Turkish; |
| Kar. – Karata; | Turkm. – Turkmenian; |
| Karach. – Karachai | Tuv. – Tuvan; |
| Kaz. – Kazakh; | Ub. – Ubych; |
| Khak. – Khakassian | Udm. – Udmurt; |
| Khal. – Khalkha; | Ukr. – Ukarainian; |
| Khan. – Khanty; | Umb. – Umbrian; |
| Khin. – Khinalug ; | Uyg. – Uyghur; |
| Khin. – Khinalug; | Uzb. – Uzbek; |
| KKal. – Karakalpak; | W.Gmc. – West Germanic; |
| Kum. – Kumyk; | Wal. – Walloon; |
| Khw. – Khwarshi; | Wel. – Welsh; |
| Kir. – Kiranti; | Yag. – Yaghnobi; |
| Kor. – Korean; | Yazg. – Yazgulami; |
| Kum. – Kumyk; | Yak. – Yakut; |
| Kyrg. – Kyrghyz; | |
| Lat – Latin; | Yid. – Yiddish; |
| Lep. – Lepcha; | |
| Let. – Lettish; | |
| Lezg. – Lezgian; | |
| Lith. – Lithuanian; | |
| Low Ger. – Low German; | |
| Lus. – Lusatian (Sorbian); | |
| Lush. – Lushai; | |
| M.E. – Middle English; | |
| Man. – Manchu; | |
| Mans. – Mansi; |
