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cybalist@yahoogroups.com, "S & L" <mbusines@...> wrote:
> Does anybody know if ALL the Abbreviations used by POKORNY, Julius
[1887,
> Prague-1970, Zürich] in his "Indogermanisches Etymologisches
Wörterbuch"
> [Bern, 1959] are available somewhere on the Internet?
>
> Thank You,
>
> S o r i n
I hop this list will be helpful to You:
Abbreviation Language name
Aeol. Aeolic
Aeq. Aequian
Akk. Akkadian
Alan. Alanian (=Old Ossetic)
Alb. Albanian
AlbG Geg
AlbT Tosc
Alem. Alemannian
Anat. Anatolian
Ang. Anglian
AngN Anglo-Norman
Aram.-Iran Aramaeo-Iranian
Arc. Arcadian
Arm. Armenian (=class.)
Ash. Ashkun
Ass. Assyrian
Att. Attic
Auk. Aukshtaitian
Av. Avestan
Bactr. Bactrian
Bal. Baluchi
Bav. Bavarian
Bel. Belorussian
Bl. Baltic
Boe. Boeotian
Br. British
Bret. Breton
BSl. Balto-Slavic
Bulg. (Modern) Bulgarian
Burg. Burgundian
BVan. Bas-Vannetais
Car. Carian
CCl. Continental Celtic
Chak. Chakavian
Chor. Chorasmian
CIb. Celtiberian
Cl. Celtic
Class. Skt. Classical Sanskrit
Co. Cornish
Corn. Cornouillais
Cret. Cretan
CrGo. Crimean Gothic
Cur. Curonian
Cypr. Cypriot
Cz. Czech
Dac. Dacian
Dan. Danish
Dard. Dardic
Dor. Doric
Dzuk. Dzukian
EBl. East Baltic
EFra. East Franconian
EGm. East Germanic
EGmRun. East-Germanic Runic
El. Elymian
Elam. Elamite
Elam.-Iran. Elamo-Iranian
EMoBret. Early Modern Breton
EMoIr. Early Modern Irish
EMoW Early Modern Welsh
ESl. East Slavic
Etr. Etruscan
Faer. Faeroese
Fal. Faliscan
Fi. Finnish
Fr. French
Fra. Franconian
Fri. Modern Frisian
FriRun. Frisian Runic
Gal. Galindian
Galat. Galatian
Gallo-Gk. Gallo-Gk. (in Gk. authors)
Gallo-Lat. Gallo-Latin (in Lat. authors)
Gaul. Gaulish
GaulG Gaulish in Greek letters
GaulL Gaulish in Lat. letters
GAv. Gatha-Avestan
Gm. Germanic
Go. Gothic
Gr. Greek
Hebr. Hebrew
Hell. Hellenistic
Hi. Hindi
Hitt. Hittite
HLuv. Hieroglyphic Luvian
HVan. Haut-Vannetais
IE Indo-European
IIr. Indo-Iranian
Ill. Illyrian
Ind. Indic
InsCl. Insular Celtic
Ion. Ionian
Ion.-Att. Ionic-Attic
Ir. Irish
Iran. Iranian
It. Italic
It.-Cl. Italo-Celtic
Ital. Italian
Kajk. Kajkavian
Kash. Kashubian
Ken. Kentish
Khot. Khotanese (=Saka)
Kurd. Kurdish
Lak. Lakonian
Lang. Langobardian
Lat. Latin
Latg. Latgalian
Latv. Latvian
LAv. Late Avestan
LCo. Late Cornish
Lep. Lepontic
Lesb. Lesbian
Lig. Ligurian
Lith. Lithuanian
Liv. Livonian
LLat. Late Latin
LPBr. Late Proto-British
LSrb. Lower Sorbian
Lus. Lusitanian
Luv. (Cuneiform) Luvian
Lyc. Lycian
LycA Lycian A
LycB Lycian B
Lyd. Lydian
Mac. Macedonian
MArm. Middle Armenian
Marr. Marrucinian
Mars. Marsian
Maz. Mazanderani
Mbret. Middle Breton
MBulg. Middle Bulgarian
Mcd. Macedonian
MCo. Middle Cornish
MDu. Middle Dutch
ME Middle English
Med. Median
Merc. Mercian
Mess. Messapic
MFr. Middle French
MFra. Middle Franconian
MHG Middle High German
MIA Middle Indo-Aryan
MIA Middle Indo-Aryan
MIc. Middle Icelandic
MIr. Middle Irish
Mit. Mitanni
MLat. Medieval Latin
MLG Middle Low German
MnLE Restsprachen east
MnLW Restsprachen west
MoArm. Modern Armenian
MoBret. Modern Bret.
MoCo. Modern Cornish
MoDu. Modern Dutch
MoE Modern English
MoHG Modern High German
MoIA Modern Indo-Aryan
MoIc. Modern Icelandic
MoIr. Modern Irish
MoLG Modern Low German
MoP Modern Persian
MoW Modern Welsh
MP Middle Persian
Mun. Munji
MW Middle Welsh
Myc. Mycenaean
NEIran. Northeast Iranian
NGm. North Germanic
NIA New Indo-Aryan
non-IE Non-IE languages
NPhr. New Phrygian
Nth. Northumbrian
Nur. Nuristani
Nw. Norwegian
NWGk. Northwestern Greek
NWIran. Northwest Iranian
OBr. Old British (i.e. names in Latin sources and inscriptions of
the Dark Ages)
OBret. Old Breton
OCo. Old Cornish (Voc. Corn.)
OCS Old Church Slavonic
ODan. Old Danish
OE Old English
OERun. Old English Runic
OFr. Old French
OFri. Old Frisian
OFriRun. Old Frisian Runic
Og. Ogam Irish
OGm. Old Germanic (i.e. personal and placenames in Classical
sources)
OGt. Old Gutnish
OHG Old High German
OIA Old Indo-Aryan
OIc. Old Icelandic
OIr. Old Irish
OIran. Old Iranian (names in var. sources)
OLat. Old Latin
OLFra. Old Low Franconian
OLith. Old Lithuanian
ON Old Norse
ONRun. Old Norse Runic
ONw. Old Norwegian
OP Old Persian
OPhr. Old Phrygian
OPr. Old Prussian
Orm. Ormuri
ORu. Old Russian
ORun. Old Runic
OS Old Saxon
Osc. Oscan
Oss. Ossetic
OssD Digor
OssI Iron
OSw. Old Swedish
OSWBr. Old South-West British
OW Old Welsh
P Proto- (can be prefixed to any language)
Pa. Pali
Pael. Paelignian
Paeon. Paeonic
Pahl. Pahlavi
Pal. Palaic
Pam. Pamir
Pann. Pannonian
Par. Parachi
Parth. Parthian
Pash. Pashto (=Afghan)
PFU Proto-Fenno-Ugric
Phr. Phrygian
Pis. Pisidic
Pkt. Prakrit
Plb. Polabian
Pol. Polish
PrIr. Primitive Irish
PRom. Proto-Romance
PSab. (Proto-)Sabellian ( = Osco-Umbrian)
PSamn. Presamnitic
PU Proto-Uralic
qIE quasi-Indo-European
RFra. Rhine Franconian
Rosh. Roshani
Ru. Russian
RuCS Russian Church Slavonic
Rum. Rumanian
Sar. Sarikoli
Sarmat. Sarmatian
Sbn. Sabinian
ScG Scots Gaelic
SCr. Serbo-Croatian
SCS Serbian Church Slavonic
Scyth. Scythian
SEIran. Southeast Iranian
Sel. Selian
Sh. Shughni
Shtok. Shtokavian
Sic. Siculian
Sid. Sidetic
Skt. Sanskrit
Sl. Slavic
Slc. Slovincian
Slk. Slovak
Sln. Slovene
Sogd. Sogdian
Sorb. Sorbian
Sp. Spanish
SPic. South Picenian
SSl. South Slavic
Sum. Sumerian (non-IE)
Sw. Swedish
SwG Swiss German (Schweizerdeutsch)
SWIran. Southwest Iranian
Taj. Tajik
Thes. Thessalian
Thrac. Thracian
To. Tocharian
ToA Tocharian A
ToB Tocharian B
Treg. Tregorrois
Ukr. Ukrainian
Umb. Umbrian
USrb. Upper Sorbian
Van. Vannetais
Vand. Vandal
Ved. Vedic
Ven. Venetic
Vest. Vestinian
Vol. Volscan
W Welsh
Wa. Wakhi
WBl. West Baltic
WFra. West Franconian
WGm. West Germanic
WS West-Saxon
WSl. West Slavic
Yagh. Yaghnobi
Yaz. Yazgulami
Yi. Yidgha
Zhem. Zhemaitian
Konushevci