ISO 639-2

Identifier: iso.639-2

Source

import { ISO_639_2, type Iso639_2Codes } from "node-zugferd/codelist/iso.639-2";

Code	Name
`aar`	Afar
`abk`	Abkhazian
`ace`	Achinese
`ach`	Acoli
`ada`	Adangme
`ady`	Adyghe; Adygei
`afa`	Afro-Asiatic languages
`afh`	Afrihili
`afr`	Afrikaans
`ain`	Ainu
`aka`	Akan
`akk`	Akkadian
`alb`	Albanian
`ale`	Aleut
`alg`	Algonquian languages
`alt`	Southern Altai
`amh`	Amharic
`ang`	English, Old (ca.450-1100)
`anp`	Angika
`apa`	Apache languages
`ara`	Arabic
`arc`	Official Aramaic (700-300 BCE); Imperial Aramaic (700-300 BCE)
`arg`	Aragonese
`arm`	Armenian
`arn`	Mapudungun; Mapuche
`arp`	Arapaho
`art`	Artificial languages
`arw`	Arawak
`asm`	Assamese
`ast`	Asturian; Bable; Leonese; Asturleonese
`ath`	Athapascan languages
`aus`	Australian languages
`ava`	Avaric
`ave`	Avestan
`awa`	Awadhi
`aym`	Aymara
`aze`	Azerbaijani
`bad`	Banda languages
`bai`	Bamileke languages
`bak`	Bashkir
`bal`	Baluchi
`bam`	Bambara
`ban`	Balinese
`baq`	Basque
`bas`	Basa
`bat`	Baltic languages
`bej`	Beja; Bedawiyet
`bel`	Belarusian
`bem`	Bemba
`ben`	Bengali
`ber`	Berber languages
`bho`	Bhojpuri
`bih`	Bihari languages
`bik`	Bikol
`bin`	Bini; Edo
`bis`	Bislama
`bla`	Siksika
`bnt`	Bantu languages
`bos`	Bosnian
`bra`	Braj
`bre`	Breton
`btk`	Batak languages
`bua`	Buriat
`bug`	Buginese
`bul`	Bulgarian
`bur`	Burmese
`byn`	Blin; Bilin
`cad`	Caddo
`cai`	Central American Indian languages
`car`	Galibi Carib
`cat`	Catalan; Valencian
`cau`	Caucasian languages
`ceb`	Cebuano
`cel`	Celtic languages
`cze`	Czech
`cha`	Chamorro
`chb`	Chibcha
`che`	Chechen
`chg`	Chagatai
`chi`	Chinese
`chk`	Chuukese
`chm`	Mari
`chn`	Chinook jargon
`cho`	Choctaw
`chp`	Chipewyan; Dene Suline
`chr`	Cherokee
`chu`	Church Slavic; Old Slavonic; Church Slavonic; Old Bulgarian; Old Church Slavonic
`chv`	Chuvash
`chy`	Cheyenne
`cmc`	Chamic languages
`cnr`	Montenegrin
`cop`	Coptic
`cor`	Cornish
`cos`	Corsican
`cpe`	Creoles and pidgins, English based
`cpf`	Creoles and pidgins, French-based
`cpp`	Creoles and pidgins, Portuguese-based
`cre`	Cree
`crh`	Crimean Tatar; Crimean Turkish
`crp`	Creoles and pidgins
`csb`	Kashubian
`cus`	Cushitic languages
`dak`	Dakota
`dan`	Danish
`dar`	Dargwa
`day`	Land Dayak languages
`del`	Delaware
`den`	Slave (Athapascan)
`dgr`	Tlicho; Dogrib
`din`	Dinka
`div`	Divehi; Dhivehi; Maldivian
`doi`	Dogri (macrolanguage)
`dra`	Dravidian languages
`dsb`	Lower Sorbian
`dua`	Duala
`dum`	Dutch, Middle (ca.1050-1350)
`dut`	Dutch; Flemish
`dyu`	Dyula
`dzo`	Dzongkha
`efi`	Efik
`egy`	Egyptian (Ancient)
`eka`	Ekajuk
`elx`	Elamite
`eng`	English
`enm`	English, Middle (1100-1500)
`epo`	Esperanto
`est`	Estonian
`ewe`	Ewe
`ewo`	Ewondo
`fan`	Fang
`fao`	Faroese
`fat`	Fanti
`fij`	Fijian
`fil`	Filipino; Pilipino
`fin`	Finnish
`fiu`	Finno-Ugrian languages
`fon`	Fon
`fre`	French
`frm`	French, Middle (ca.1400-1600)
`fro`	French, Old (842-ca.1400)
`frr`	Northern Frisian
`frs`	Eastern Frisian
`fry`	Western Frisian
`ful`	Fulah
`fur`	Friulian
`gaa`	Ga
`gay`	Gayo
`gba`	Gbaya
`gem`	Germanic languages
`geo`	Georgian
`ger`	German
`gez`	Geez
`gil`	Gilbertese
`gla`	Gaelic; Scottish Gaelic
`gle`	Irish
`glg`	Galician
`glv`	Manx
`gmh`	German, Middle High (ca.1050-1500)
`goh`	German, Old High (ca.750-1050)
`gon`	Gondi
`gor`	Gorontalo
`got`	Gothic
`grb`	Grebo
`grc`	Greek, Ancient (to 1453)
`gre`	Greek, Modern (1453-)
`grn`	Guarani
`gsw`	Swiss German; Alemannic; Alsatian
`guj`	Gujarati
`gwi`	Gwich'in
`hai`	Haida
`hat`	Haitian; Haitian Creole
`hau`	Hausa
`haw`	Hawaiian
`heb`	Hebrew
`her`	Herero
`hil`	Hiligaynon
`him`	Himachali languages; Western Pahari languages
`hin`	Hindi
`hit`	Hittite
`hmn`	Hmong; Mong
`hmo`	Hiri Motu
`hrv`	Croatian
`hsb`	Upper Sorbian
`hun`	Hungarian
`hup`	Hupa
`iba`	Iban
`ibo`	Igbo
`ice`	Icelandic
`ido`	Ido
`iii`	Sichuan Yi; Nuosu
`ijo`	Ijo languages
`iku`	Inuktitut
`ile`	Interlingue; Occidental
`ilo`	Iloko
`ina`	Interlingua (International Auxiliary Language Association)
`inc`	Indic languages
`ind`	Indonesian
`ine`	Indo-European languages
`inh`	Ingush
`ipk`	Inupiaq
`ira`	Iranian languages
`iro`	Iroquoian languages
`ita`	Italian
`jav`	Javanese
`jbo`	Lojban
`jpn`	Japanese
`jpr`	Judeo-Persian
`jrb`	Judeo-Arabic
`kaa`	Kara-Kalpak
`kab`	Kabyle
`kac`	Kachin; Jingpho
`kal`	Kalaallisut; Greenlandic
`kam`	Kamba
`kan`	Kannada
`kar`	Karen languages
`kas`	Kashmiri
`kau`	Kanuri
`kaw`	Kawi
`kaz`	Kazakh
`kbd`	Kabardian
`kha`	Khasi
`khi`	Khoisan languages
`khm`	Central Khmer
`kho`	Khotanese; Sakan
`kik`	Kikuyu; Gikuyu
`kin`	Kinyarwanda
`kir`	Kirghiz; Kyrgyz
`kmb`	Kimbundu
`kok`	Konkani (macrolanguage)
`kom`	Komi
`kon`	Kongo
`kor`	Korean
`kos`	Kosraean
`kpe`	Kpelle
`krc`	Karachay-Balkar
`krl`	Karelian
`kro`	Kru languages
`kru`	Kurukh
`kua`	Kuanyama; Kwanyama
`kum`	Kumyk
`kur`	Kurdish
`kut`	Kutenai
`lad`	Ladino
`lah`	Lahnda
`lam`	Lamba
`lao`	Lao
`lat`	Latin
`lav`	Latvian
`lez`	Lezghian
`lim`	Limburgan; Limburger; Limburgish
`lin`	Lingala
`lit`	Lithuanian
`lol`	Mongo
`loz`	Lozi
`ltz`	Luxembourgish; Letzeburgesch
`lua`	Luba-Lulua
`lub`	Luba-Katanga
`lug`	Ganda
`lui`	Luiseno
`lun`	Lunda
`luo`	Luo (Kenya and Tanzania)
`lus`	Lushai
`mac`	Macedonian
`mad`	Madurese
`mag`	Magahi
`mah`	Marshallese
`mai`	Maithili
`mak`	Makasar
`mal`	Malayalam
`man`	Mandingo
`mao`	Maori
`map`	Austronesian languages
`mar`	Marathi
`mas`	Masai
`may`	Malay (macrolanguage)
`mdf`	Moksha
`mdr`	Mandar
`men`	Mende
`mga`	Irish, Middle (900-1200)
`mic`	Mi'kmaq; Micmac
`min`	Minangkabau
`mis`	Uncoded languages
`mkh`	Mon-Khmer languages
`mlg`	Malagasy
`mlt`	Maltese
`mnc`	Manchu
`mni`	Manipuri
`mno`	Manobo languages
`moh`	Mohawk
`mon`	Mongolian
`mos`	Mossi
`mul`	Multiple languages
`mun`	Munda languages
`mus`	Creek
`mwl`	Mirandese
`mwr`	Marwari
`myn`	Mayan languages
`myv`	Erzya
`nah`	Nahuatl languages
`nai`	North American Indian languages
`nap`	Neapolitan
`nau`	Nauru
`nav`	Navajo; Navaho
`nbl`	Ndebele, South; South Ndebele
`nde`	Ndebele, North; North Ndebele
`ndo`	Ndonga
`nds`	Low German; Low Saxon; German, Low; Saxon, Low
`nep`	Nepali (macrolanguage)
`new`	Nepal Bhasa; Newari
`nia`	Nias
`nic`	Niger-Kordofanian languages
`niu`	Niuean
`nno`	Norwegian Nynorsk; Nynorsk, Norwegian
`nob`	Bokmål, Norwegian; Norwegian Bokmål
`nog`	Nogai
`non`	Norse, Old
`nor`	Norwegian
`nqo`	N'Ko
`nso`	Pedi; Sepedi; Northern Sotho
`nub`	Nubian languages
`nwc`	Classical Newari; Old Newari; Classical Nepal Bhasa
`nya`	Chichewa; Chewa; Nyanja
`nym`	Nyamwezi
`nyn`	Nyankole
`nyo`	Nyoro
`nzi`	Nzima
`oci`	Occitan (post 1500)
`oji`	Ojibwa
`ori`	Oriya (macrolanguage)
`orm`	Oromo
`osa`	Osage
`oss`	Ossetian; Ossetic
`ota`	Turkish, Ottoman (1500-1928)
`oto`	Otomian languages
`paa`	Papuan languages
`pag`	Pangasinan
`pal`	Pahlavi
`pam`	Pampanga; Kapampangan
`pan`	Panjabi; Punjabi
`pap`	Papiamento
`pau`	Palauan
`peo`	Persian, Old (ca.600-400 B.C.)
`per`	Persian
`phi`	Philippine languages
`phn`	Phoenician
`pli`	Pali
`pol`	Polish
`pon`	Pohnpeian
`por`	Portuguese
`pra`	Prakrit languages
`pro`	Provençal, Old (to 1500);Occitan, Old (to 1500)
`pus`	Pushto; Pashto
`qaa-qtz`	Reserved for local use
`que`	Quechua
`raj`	Rajasthani
`rap`	Rapanui
`rar`	Rarotongan; Cook Islands Maori
`roa`	Romance languages
`roh`	Romansh
`rom`	Romany
`rum`	Romanian; Moldavian; Moldovan
`run`	Rundi
`rup`	Aromanian; Arumanian; Macedo-Romanian
`rus`	Russian
`sad`	Sandawe
`sag`	Sango
`sah`	Yakut
`sai`	South American Indian languages
`sal`	Salishan languages
`sam`	Samaritan Aramaic
`san`	Sanskrit
`sas`	Sasak
`sat`	Santali
`scn`	Sicilian
`sco`	Scots
`sel`	Selkup
`sem`	Semitic languages
`sga`	Irish, Old (to 900)
`sgn`	Sign Languages
`shn`	Shan
`sid`	Sidamo
`sin`	Sinhala; Sinhalese
`sio`	Siouan languages
`sit`	Sino-Tibetan languages
`sla`	Slavic languages
`slo`	Slovak
`slv`	Slovenian
`sma`	Southern Sami
`sme`	Northern Sami
`smi`	Sami languages
`smj`	Lule Sami
`smn`	Inari Sami
`smo`	Samoan
`sms`	Skolt Sami
`sna`	Shona
`snd`	Sindhi
`snk`	Soninke
`sog`	Sogdian
`som`	Somali
`son`	Songhai languages
`sot`	Sotho, Southern
`spa`	Spanish; Castilian
`srd`	Sardinian
`srn`	Sranan Tongo
`srp`	Serbian
`srr`	Serer
`ssa`	Nilo-Saharan languages
`ssw`	Swati
`suk`	Sukuma
`sun`	Sundanese
`sus`	Susu
`sux`	Sumerian
`swa`	Swahili (macrolanguage)
`swe`	Swedish
`syc`	Classical Syriac
`syr`	Syriac
`tah`	Tahitian
`tai`	Tai languages
`tam`	Tamil
`tat`	Tatar
`tel`	Telugu
`tem`	Timne
`ter`	Tereno
`tet`	Tetum
`tgk`	Tajik
`tgl`	Tagalog
`tha`	Thai
`tib`	Tibetan
`tig`	Tigre
`tir`	Tigrinya
`tiv`	Tiv
`tkl`	Tokelau
`tlh`	Klingon; tlhIngan-Hol
`tli`	Tlingit
`tmh`	Tamashek
`tog`	Tonga (Nyasa)
`ton`	Tonga (Tonga Islands)
`tpi`	Tok Pisin
`tsi`	Tsimshian
`tsn`	Tswana
`tso`	Tsonga
`tuk`	Turkmen
`tum`	Tumbuka
`tup`	Tupi languages
`tur`	Turkish
`tut`	Altaic languages
`tvl`	Tuvalu
`twi`	Twi
`tyv`	Tuvinian
`udm`	Udmurt
`uga`	Ugaritic
`uig`	Uighur; Uyghur
`ukr`	Ukrainian
`umb`	Umbundu
`und`	Undetermined
`urd`	Urdu
`uzb`	Uzbek
`vai`	Vai
`ven`	Venda
`vie`	Vietnamese
`vol`	Volapük
`vot`	Votic
`wak`	Wakashan languages
`wal`	Wolaitta; Wolaytta
`war`	Waray
`was`	Washo
`wel`	Welsh
`wen`	Sorbian languages
`wln`	Walloon
`wol`	Wolof
`xal`	Kalmyk; Oirat
`xho`	Xhosa
`yao`	Yao
`yap`	Yapese
`yid`	Yiddish
`yor`	Yoruba
`ypk`	Yupik languages
`zap`	Zapotec
`zbl`	Blissymbols; Blissymbolics; Bliss
`zen`	Zenaga
`zgh`	Standard Moroccan Tamazight
`zha`	Zhuang; Chuang
`znd`	Zande languages
`zul`	Zulu
`zun`	Zuni
`zxx`	No linguistic content; Not applicable
`zza`	Zaza; Dimili; Dimli; Kirdki; Kirmanjki; Zazaki

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