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A.2 Rare Language Codes
For rarely used languages, the ISO 639-2 standard defines three-letter codes. Here is the current list, reduced to only living languages with at least one million of speakers.
- ‘
ace’ - Achinese.
- ‘
awa’ - Awadhi.
- ‘
bal’ - Baluchi.
- ‘
ban’ - Balinese.
- ‘
bej’ - Beja; Bedawiyet.
- ‘
bem’ - Bemba.
- ‘
bho’ - Bhojpuri.
- ‘
bik’ - Bikol.
- ‘
bin’ - Bini; Edo.
- ‘
bug’ - Buginese.
- ‘
ceb’ - Cebuano.
- ‘
din’ - Dinka.
- ‘
doi’ - Dogri.
- ‘
fil’ - Filipino; Pilipino.
- ‘
fon’ - Fon.
- ‘
gon’ - Gondi.
- ‘
gsw’ - Swiss German; Alemannic; Alsatian.
- ‘
hil’ - Hiligaynon.
- ‘
hmn’ - Hmong.
- ‘
ilo’ - Iloko.
- ‘
kab’ - Kabyle.
- ‘
kam’ - Kamba.
- ‘
kbd’ - Kabardian.
- ‘
kmb’ - Kimbundu.
- ‘
kok’ - Konkani.
- ‘
kru’ - Kurukh.
- ‘
lua’ - Luba-Lulua.
- ‘
luo’ - Luo (Kenya and Tanzania).
- ‘
mad’ - Madurese.
- ‘
mag’ - Magahi.
- ‘
mai’ - Maithili.
- ‘
mak’ - Makasar.
- ‘
man’ - Mandingo.
- ‘
men’ - Mende.
- ‘
min’ - Minangkabau.
- ‘
mni’ - Manipuri.
- ‘
mos’ - Mossi.
- ‘
mwr’ - Marwari.
- ‘
nap’ - Neapolitan.
- ‘
nso’ - Pedi; Sepedi; Northern Sotho.
- ‘
nym’ - Nyamwezi.
- ‘
nyn’ - Nyankole.
- ‘
pag’ - Pangasinan.
- ‘
pam’ - Pampanga; Kapampangan.
- ‘
raj’ - Rajasthani.
- ‘
sas’ - Sasak.
- ‘
sat’ - Santali.
- ‘
scn’ - Sicilian.
- ‘
shn’ - Shan.
- ‘
sid’ - Sidamo.
- ‘
srr’ - Serer.
- ‘
suk’ - Sukuma.
- ‘
sus’ - Susu.
- ‘
tem’ - Timne.
- ‘
tiv’ - Tiv.
- ‘
tum’ - Tumbuka.
- ‘
umb’ - Umbundu.
- ‘
wal’ - Walamo.
- ‘
war’ - Waray.
- ‘
yao’ - Yao.
