LanguageAlpha3Code (Neo Visionaries Internationalization Package 1.17 API)

java.lang.Object
- java.lang.Enum<LanguageAlpha3Code>
- - com.neovisionaries.i18n.LanguageAlpha3Code

All Implemented Interfaces:: Serializable, Comparable<LanguageAlpha3Code>

public enum LanguageAlpha3Code
extends Enum<LanguageAlpha3Code>

ISO 639-2 language code (3-letter lowercase code).

Most languages have just one ISO 639-2 code, but there are some languages that have 2 codes, ISO 639-2/T code ("terminological" code) and ISO 639-2/B code ("bibliographic" code). The table below lists up langueses having two ISO 639-2 codes.

ISO 639-1	ISO 639-2/T	ISO 639-2/B	Language
`bo`	`bod`	`tib`	Tibetan
`eu`	`eus`	`baq`	Basque
`cs`	`ces`	`cze`	Czech
`cy`	`cym`	`wel`	Welsh
`de`	`deu`	`ger`	German
`el`	`ell`	`gre`	Greek
`fa`	`fas`	`per`	Persian
`fr`	`fra`	`fre`	French
`hy`	`hye`	`arm`	Armenian
`is`	`isl`	`ice`	Icelandic
`ka`	`kat`	`geo`	Georgian
`mi`	`mri`	`mao`	Māori
`mk`	`mkd`	`mac`	Macedonian
`ms`	`msa`	`may`	Malay
`my`	`mya`	`bur`	Burmese
`nl`	`nld`	`dut`	Dutch
`ro`	`ron`	`rum`	Romanian
`sk`	`slk`	`slo`	Slovak
`sq`	`sqi`	`alb`	Albanian

ISO 639-2 code for Newari is new, but in this enum, the corresponding entry is not new but New (the first letter is capital), because new is a special word for Java programming language.

Since:: 1.1
Author:: Takahiko Kawasaki

Nested Class Summary

Nested Classes
Modifier and Type Class and Description

static class LanguageAlpha3Code.Usage
The usage of this language code.

Nested Classes
Modifier and Type	Class and Description
`static class`	`LanguageAlpha3Code.Usage` The usage of this language code.

Enum Constant Summary

Enum Constants
Enum Constant and Description
`aar` Afar (`aa`).
`aav` Austro-Asiatic languages
`abk` Abkhaz (`ab`).
`ace` Achinese
`ach` Acoli
`ada` Adangme
`ady` Adyghe
`afa` Afro-Asiatic languages
`afh` Afrihili
`afr` Afrikaans (`af`).
`ain` Ainu (Japan)
`aka` Akan (`ak`).
`akk` Akkadian
`alb` Albanian (`sq`) for bibliographic applications.
`ale` Aleut
`alg` Algonquian languages
`alt` Southern Altai
`alv` Atlantic-Congo languages
`amh` Amharic (`am`).
`ang` Old English (ca. 450-1100)
`anp` Angika
`apa` Apache languages
`aqa` Alacalufan languages
`aql` Algic languages
`ara` Arabic (`ar`).
`arc` Official Aramaic (700-300 BCE)
`arg` Aragonese (`an`).
`arm` Armenian (`hy`) for bibliographic applications.
`arn` Mapudungun
`arp` Arapaho
`art` Artificial languages
`arw` Arawak
`asm` Assamese (`as`).
`ast` Asturian
`ath` Athapascan languages
`auf` Arauan languages
`aus` Australian languages
`ava` Avaric (`av`).
`ave` Avestan (`ae`).
`awa` Awadhi
`awd` Arawakan languages
`aym` Aymara (`ay`).
`azc` Uto-Aztecan languages
`aze` Azerbaijani (`az`).
`bad` Banda languages
`bai` Bamileke languages
`bak` Bashkir (`ba`).
`bal` Baluchi
`bam` Bambara (`bm`).
`ban` Balinese
`baq` Basque (`eu`) for bibliographic applications.
`bas` Basa (Cameroon)
`bat` Baltic languages
`bej` Beja
`bel` Belarusian (`be`).
`bem` Bemba (Zambia)
`ben` Bengali (`bn`).
`ber` Berber languages
`bho` Bhojpuri
`bih` Bihari (`bh`).
`bik` Bikol
`bin` Bini
`bis` Bislama (`bi`).
`bla` Siksika
`bnt` Bantu languages
`bod` Tibetan (`bo`) for terminology applications.
`bos` Bosnian (`bs`).
`bra` Braj
`bre` Breton (`br`).
`btk` Batak languages
`bua` Buriat
`bug` Buginese
`bul` Bulgarian (`bg`).
`bur` Burmese (`my`) for bibliographic applications.
`byn` Bilin
`cad` Caddo
`cai` Central American Indian languages
`car` Galibi Carib
`cat` Catalan (`ca`).
`cau` Caucasian languages
`cba` Chibchan languages
`ccn` North Caucasian languages
`ccs` South Caucasian languages
`cdc` Chadic languages
`cdd` Caddoan languages
`ceb` Cebuano
`cel` Celtic languages
`ces` Czech (`cs`) for terminology applications.
`cha` Chamorro (`ch`).
`chb` Chibcha
`che` Chechen (`ce`).
`chg` Chagatai
`chi` Chinese (`zh`) for bibliographic applications.
`chk` Chuukese
`chm` Mari (Russia)
`chn` Chinook jargon
`cho` Choctaw
`chp` Chipewyan
`chr` Cherokee
`chu` Church Slavonic (`cu`).
`chv` Chuvash (`cv`).
`chy` Cheyenne
`cmc` Chamic languages
`cop` Coptic
`cor` Cornish (`kw`).
`cos` Corsican (`co`).
`cpe` English based Creoles and pidgins
`cpf` French-Based Creoles and pidgins
`cpp` Portuguese-Based Creoles and pidgins
`cre` Cree (`cr`).
`crh` Crimean Tatar
`crp` Creoles and pidgins
`csb` Kashubian
`csu` Central Sudanic languages
`cus` Cushitic languages
`cym` Welsh (`cy`) for terminology applications.
`cze` Czech (`cs`) for bibliographic applications.
`dak` Dakota
`dan` Danish `da`).
`dar` Dargwa
`day` Land Dayak languages
`del` Delaware
`den` Slave (Athapascan)
`deu` German (`de`) for terminology applications.
`dgr` Dogrib
`din` Dinka
`div` Dhivehi (`dv`).
`dmn` Mande languages
`doi` Dogri (macrolanguage)
`dra` Dravidian languages
`dsb` Lower Sorbian
`dua` Duala
`dum` Middle Dutch (ca.
`dut` Dutch (`nl`) for bibliography applications.
`dyu` Dyula
`dzo` Dzongkha (`dz`).
`efi` Efik
`egx` Egyptian languages
`egy` Egyptian (Ancient)
`eka` Ekajuk
`ell` Modern Greek (1453-) (`el`) for terminology applications.
`elx` Elamite
`eng` English (`en`).
`enm` Middle English (1100-1500)
`epo` Esperanto (`eo`).
`est` Estonian (`et`).
`esx` Eskimo-Aleut languages
`euq` Basque (family)
`eus` Basque (family) (`eu`) for terminology applications.
`ewe` Ewe (`ee`).
`ewo` Ewondo
`fan` Fang (Equatorial Guinea)
`fao` Faroese (`fo`).
`fas` Persian (`fa`) for terminology applications.
`fat` Fanti
`fij` Fijian (`fj`).
`fil` Filipino
`fin` Finnish (`fi`).
`fiu` Finno-Ugrian languages
`fon` Fon
`fox` Formosan languages
`fra` French (`fr`) for terminology applications.
`fre` French (`fr`) for bibliographic applications.
`frm` Middle French (ca. 1400-1600)
`fro` Old French (842-ca. 1400)
`frr` Northern Frisian
`frs` Eastern Frisian
`fry` West Frisian (`fy`).
`ful` Fula (`ff`).
`fur` Friulian
`gaa` Ga
`gay` Gayo
`gba` Gbaya (Central African Republic)
`gem` Germanic languages
`geo` Georgian (`ka`) for bibliographic applications.
`ger` German (`de`) for bibliographic applications.
`gez` Geez
`gil` Gilbertese
`gla` Scottish Gaelic (`gd`).
`gle` Irish (`ga`).
`glg` Galician (`gl`).
`glv` Manx (`gv`).
`gme` East Germanic languages
`gmh` Middle High German (ca. 1050-1500)
`gmq` North Germanic languages
`gmw` West Germanic languages
`goh` Old High German (ca. 750-1050)
`gon` Gondi
`gor` Gorontalo
`got` Gothic
`grb` Grebo
`grc` Ancient Greek (to 1453)
`gre` Modern Greek (1453-) (`el`) for bibliographic applications.
`grk` Greek languages
`grn` Guaraní ; (`gn`).
`gsw` Swiss German
`guj` Gujarati (`gu`).
`gwi` Gwichʼin
`hai` Haida
`hat` Haitian (`ht`).
`hau` Hausa (`ha`).
`haw` Hawaiian
`heb` Hebrew (`he`).
`her` Herero (`hz`).
`hil` Hiligaynon
`him` Himachali languages
`hin` Hindi (`hi`).
`hit` Hittite
`hmn` Hmong
`hmo` Hiri Motu (`ho`).
`hmx` Hmong-Mien languages
`hok` Hokan languages
`hrv` Croatian (`hr`).
`hsb` Upper Sorbian
`hun` Hungarian (`hu`).
`hup` Hupa
`hye` Armenian (`hy`) for terminology applications.
`hyx` Armenian (family)
`iba` Iban
`ibo` Igbo (`ig`).
`ice` Icelandic (`is`) for biblioraphic applications.
`ido` Ido (`io`).
`iii` Nuosu (`ii`).
`iir` Indo-Iranian languages
`ijo` Ijo languages
`iku` Inuktitut (`iu`).
`ile` Interlingue (`ie`).
`ilo` Iloko
`ina` Interlingua `ia`).
`inc` Interlingua (International Auxiliary Language Association)
`ind` Indonesian (`id`).
`ine` Indo-European languages
`inh` Ingush
`ipk` Inupiaq (`ik`).
`ira` Iranian languages
`iro` Iroquoian languages
`isl` Icelandic (`is`) for terminology applications.
`ita` Italian (`it`).
`itc` Italic languages
`jav` Javanese (`jv`).
`jbo` Lojban
`jpn` Japanese (`ja`).
`jpr` Judeo-Persian
`jpx` Japanese (family)
`jrb` Judeo-Arabic
`kaa` Kara-Kalpak
`kab` Kabyle
`kac` Kachin
`kal` Kalaallisut (`kl`).
`kam` Kamba (Kenya)
`kan` Kannada (`kn`).
`kar` Karen languages
`kas` Kashmiri (`ks`).
`kat` Georgian (`ka`) for terminology applications.
`kau` Kanuri (`kr`).
`kaw` Kawi
`kaz` Kazakh (`kk`).
`kbd` Kabardian
`kdo` Kordofanian languages
`kha` Khasi
`khi` Khoisan languages
`khm` Khmer (`km`).
`kho` Khotanese
`kik` Kikuyu (`ki`).
`kin` Kinyarwanda (`rw`).
`kir` Kyrgyz (`ky`).
`kmb` Kimbundu
`kok` Konkani (macrolanguage)
`kom` Komi (`kv`).
`kon` Kongo (`kg`).
`kor` Korean (`ko`).
`kos` Kosraean
`kpe` Kpelle
`krc` Karachay-Balkar
`krl` Karelian
`kro` Kru languages
`kru` Kurukh
`kua` Kwanyama (`kj`).
`kum` Kumyk
`kur` Kurdish (`ku`).
`kut` Kutenai
`lad` Ladino
`lah` Lahnda
`lam` Lamba
`lao` Lao (`lo`).
`lat` Latin (`la`).
`lav` Latvian (`lv`).
`lez` Lezghian
`lim` Limburgish (`li`).
`lin` Lingala (`ln`).
`lit` Lithuanian (`lt`).
`lol` Mongo
`loz` Lozi
`ltz` Luxembourgish (`lb`).
`lua` Luba-Lulua
`lub` Luba-Katanga (`lu`).
`lug` Ganda (`lg`).
`lui` Luiseno
`lun` Lunda
`luo` Luo (Kenya and Tanzania)
`lus` Lushai
`mac` Macedonian (`mk`) for bibliographic applications.
`mad` Madurese
`mag` Magahi
`mah` Marshallese (`mh`).
`mai` Maithili
`mak` Makasar
`mal` Malayalam (`ml`).
`man` Mandingo
`mao` Māori (`mi`) for bibliographic applications.
`map` Austronesian languages
`mar` Marathi (`mr`).
`mas` Masai
`may` Malay (macrolanguage) (`ms`) for bibliographic applications.
`mdf` Moksha
`mdr` Mandar
`men` Mende (Sierra Leone)
`mga` Middle Irish (900-1200)
`mic` Mi'kmaq
`min` Minangkabau
`mis` Uncoded languages.
`mkd` Macedonian (`mk`) for terminology applications.
`mkh` Mon-Khmer languages
`mlg` Malagasy (`mg`).
`mlt` Maltese (`mt`).
`mnc` Manchu
`mni` Manipuri
`mno` Manobo languages
`moh` Mohawk
`mon` Mongolian (`mn`).
`mos` Mossi
`mri` Māori (`mi`) for terminology applications.
`msa` Malay (`ms`) for terminology applications.
`mul` Multiple languages.
`mun` Munda languages
`mus` Creek
`mwl` Mirandese
`mwr` Marwari
`mya` Burmese (`my`) for terminology applications.
`myn` Mayan languages
`myv` Erzya
`nah` Nahuatl languages
`nai` North American Indian
`nap` Neapolitan
`nau` Nauru (`na`).
`nav` Navajo (`nv`).
`nbl` Southern Ndebele (`nr`).
`nde` Northern Ndebele (`nd`).
`ndo` Ndonga (`ng`).
`nds` Low German
`nep` Nepali (macrolanguage) (`ne`).
`New` Newari
`ngf` Trans-New Guinea languages
`nia` Nias
`nic` Niger-Kordofanian languages
`niu` Niuean
`nld` Dutch (`nl`) for terminology applications.
`nno` Norwegian Nynorsk (`nn`).
`nob` Norwegian Bokmål (`nb`).
`nog` Nogai
`non` Old Norse
`nor` Norwegian (`no`).
`nqo` N'Ko
`nso` Pedi
`nub` Nubian languages
`nwc` Classical Newari
`nya` Chichewa (`ny`).
`nym` Nyamwezi
`nyn` Nyankole
`nyo` Nyoro
`nzi` Nzima
`oci` Occitan (post 1500) (`oc`).
`oji` Ojibwe (`oj`).
`omq` Oto-Manguean languages
`omv` Omotic languages
`ori` Oriya (macrolanguage) (`or`).
`orm` Oromo (`om`).
`osa` Osage
`oss` Ossetian (`os`).
`ota` Ottoman Turkish (1500-1928)
`oto` Otomian languages
`paa` Papuan languages
`pag` Pangasinan
`pal` Pahlavi
`pam` Pampanga
`pan` Punjabi (`pa`).
`pap` Papiamento
`pau` Palauan
`peo` Old Persian (ca.
`per` Persian (`fa`) for bibliographic applications.
`phi` Philippine languages
`phn` Phoenician
`plf` Central Malayo-Polynesian languages
`pli` Pāli (`pi`).
`pol` Polish (`pl`).
`pon` Pohnpeian
`por` Portuguese (`pt`).
`poz` Malayo-Polynesian languages
`pqe` Eastern Malayo-Polynesian languages
`pqw` Western Malayo-Polynesian languages
`pra` Prakrit languages
`pro` Old Provençal (to 1500)
`pus` Pashto (`ps`).
`que` Quechua (`qu`).
`qwe` Quechuan (family)
`raj` Rajasthani
`rap` Rapanui
`rar` Rarotongan
`roa` Romance languages
`roh` Romansh (`rm`)
`rom` Romany
`ron` Romanian (`ro`) for terminology applications.
`rum` Romanian (`ro`) for bibliographic applications.
`run` Kirundi (`rn`).
`rup` Macedo-Romanian
`rus` Russian (`ru`).
`sad` Sango
`sag` Sango (`sg`).
`sah` Yakut
`sai` South American Indian languages
`sal` Salishan languages
`sam` Samaritan Aramaic
`san` Sanskrit (`sa`).
`sas` Sasak
`sat` Santali
`scn` Sicilian
`sco` Scots
`sdv` Eastern Sudanic languages
`sel` Selkup
`sem` Semitic languages
`sga` Old Irish (to 900)
`sgn` Sign languages
`shn` Shan
`sid` Sidamo
`sin` Sinhala (`si`).
`sio` Siouan languages
`sit` Sino-Tibetan languages
`sla` Slavic languages
`slk` Slovak (`sk`) for terminology aplications.
`slo` Slovak (`sk`) for bibliographic aplications.
`slv` Slovene (`sl`).
`sma` Southern Sami
`sme` Northern Sami (`se`).
`smi` Sami languages
`smj` Lule Sami
`smn` Inari Sami
`smo` Samoan (`sm`).
`sms` Skolt Sami
`sna` Shona (`sn`).
`snd` Sindhi (`sd`).
`snk` Soninke
`sog` Sogdian
`som` Somali (`so`).
`son` Songhai languages
`sot` Southern Sotho (`st`).
`spa` Spanish (`es`).
`sqi` Albanian (`sq`) for terminology applications.
`sqj` Albanian languages
`srd` Sardinian (`sc`).
`srn` Sranan Tongo
`srp` Serbian (`sr`).
`srr` Serer
`ssa` Nilo-Saharan languages
`ssw` Swati (`ss`).
`suk` Sukuma
`sun` Sundanese (`su`).
`sus` Susu
`sux` Sumerian
`swa` Swahili (macrolanguage) (`sw`).
`swe` Swedish (`sv`).
`syc` Classical Syriac
`syd` Samoyedic languages
`syr` Syriac
`tah` Tahitian (`ty`).
`tai` Tai languages
`tam` Tamil (`ta`).
`tat` Tatar (`tt`).
`tbq` Tibeto-Burman languages
`tel` Telugu (`te`).
`tem` Timne
`ter` Tereno
`tet` Tetum
`tgk` Tajik (`tg`).
`tgl` Tagalog (`tl`).
`tha` Thai (`th`).
`tib` Tibetan (`bo`) for terminology applications.
`tig` Tigre
`tir` Tigrinya (`ti`).
`tiv` Tiv
`tkl` Tokelau
`tlh` Klingon
`tli` Tlingit
`tmh` Tamashek
`tog` Tonga (Nyasa)
`ton` Tonga (Tonga Islands) (`to`).
`tpi` Tok Pisin
`trk` Turkic languages
`tsi` Tsimshian
`tsn` Tswana (`tn`).
`tso` Tsonga (`ts`).
`tuk` Turkmen (`tk`).
`tum` Tumbuka
`tup` Tupi languages
`tur` Turkish (`tr`).
`tut` Altaic languages
`tuw` Tungus languages
`tvl` Tuvalu
`twi` Twi (`tw`).
`tyv` Tuvinian
`udm` Udmurt
`uga` Ugaritic
`uig` Uighur (`ug`).
`ukr` Ukrainian (`uk`).
`umb` Umbundu
`und` Undetermined.
`undefined` Undefined.
`urd` Urdu (`ur`).
`urj` Uralic languages
`uzb` Uzbek (`uz`).
`vai` Vai
`ven` Venda (`ve`).
`vie` Vietnamese (`vi`).
`vol` Volapük (`vo`).
`vot` Votic
`wak` Wakashan languages
`wal` Wolaytta
`war` Waray (Philippines)
`was` Washo
`wel` Welsh (`cy`) for bibliographic applications.
`wen` Sorbian languages
`wln` Walloon (`wa`).
`wol` Wolof (`wo`).
`xal` Kalmyk
`xgn` Mongolian languages
`xho` Xhosa (`xh`).
`xnd` Na-Dene languages
`yao` Yao
`yap` Yapese
`yid` Yiddish (`yi`).
`yor` Yoruba (`yo`).
`ypk` Yupik languages
`zap` Zapotec
`zbl` Blissymbols
`zen` Zenaga
`zha` Zhuang (`za`).
`zho` Chinese (`zh`) for terminology applications.
`zhx` Chinese (family)
`zle` East Slavic languages
`zls` South Slavic languages
`zlw` West Slavic languages
`znd` Zande languages
`zul` Zulu (`zu`).
`zun` Zuni
`zxx` No linguistic content.
`zza` Zaza

Method Summary

Methods
Modifier and Type	Method and Description
`static List<LanguageAlpha3Code>`	`findByName(Pattern pattern)` Get a list of `LanguageAlpha3Code` by a name pattern.
`static List<LanguageAlpha3Code>`	`findByName(String regex)` Get a list of `LanguageAlpha3Code` by a name regular expression.
`LanguageCode`	`getAlpha2()` Get ISO 639-1 language code.
`LanguageAlpha3Code`	`getAlpha3B()` Get the bibliographic code of this language.
`LanguageAlpha3Code`	`getAlpha3T()` Get the terminological code of this language.
`static LanguageAlpha3Code`	`getByCode(String code)` Get a `LanguageAlpha3Code` that corresponds to a given ISO 639-1 code (2-letter lowercase code) or ISO 639-2 code (3-letter lowercase code).
`static LanguageAlpha3Code`	`getByCode(String code, boolean caseSensitive)` Get a `LanguageAlpha3Code` that corresponds to a given ISO 639-1 code (2-letter lowercase code) or ISO 639-2 code (3-letter lowercase code).
`static LanguageAlpha3Code`	`getByCodeIgnoreCase(String code)` Get a `LanguageAlpha3Code` that corresponds to a given ISO 639-1 code (2-letter lowercase code) or ISO 639-2 code (3-letter lowercase code).
`String`	`getName()` Get the language name.
`LanguageAlpha3Code`	`getSynonym()` Get the synonym of this code.
`LanguageAlpha3Code.Usage`	`getUsage()` Get the usage of this language code.
`static LanguageAlpha3Code`	`valueOf(String name)` Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name.
`static LanguageAlpha3Code[]`	`values()` Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in the order they are declared.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Enum
clone, compareTo, equals, finalize, getDeclaringClass, hashCode, name, ordinal, toString, valueOf

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object
getClass, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait

Enum Constant Detail

undefined
```
public static final LanguageAlpha3Code undefined
```
Undefined.
This is not an official ISO 639-2 code.

Since:

1.14

See Also:
und: Undetermined, zxx: No linguistic content

aar

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code aar

Afar (aa).

aav

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code aav

Austro-Asiatic languages

Since:: 1.10

abk

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code abk

Abkhaz (ab).

ace

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code ace

Achinese

Since:: 1.10

ach

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code ach

Acoli

Since:: 1.10

ada

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code ada

Adangme

Since:: 1.10

ady

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code ady

Adyghe

Since:: 1.10

afa

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code afa

Afro-Asiatic languages

Since:: 1.10

afh

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code afh

Afrihili

Since:: 1.10

afr

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code afr

Afrikaans (af).

ain

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code ain

Ainu (Japan)

Since:: 1.10

aka

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code aka

Akan (ak).

akk

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code akk

Akkadian

Since:: 1.10

alb
```
public static final LanguageAlpha3Code alb
```
Albanian (sq) for bibliographic applications.

See Also:
sqi

ale

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code ale

Aleut

Since:: 1.10

alg

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code alg

Algonquian languages

Since:: 1.10

alt

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code alt

Southern Altai

Since:: 1.10

alv

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code alv

Atlantic-Congo languages

Since:: 1.10

amh

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code amh

Amharic (am).

ang

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code ang

Old English (ca. 450-1100)

Since:: 1.10

anp

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code anp

Angika

Since:: 1.10

apa

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code apa

Apache languages

Since:: 1.10

aqa

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code aqa

Alacalufan languages

Since:: 1.10

aql

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code aql

Algic languages

Since:: 1.10

ara

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code ara

Arabic (ar).

arc

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code arc

Official Aramaic (700-300 BCE)

Since:: 1.10

arg

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code arg

Aragonese (an).

arm
```
public static final LanguageAlpha3Code arm
```
Armenian (hy) for bibliographic applications.

See Also:
hye

arn

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code arn

Mapudungun

Since:: 1.10

arp

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code arp

Arapaho

Since:: 1.10

art

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code art

Artificial languages

Since:: 1.10

arw

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code arw

Arawak

Since:: 1.10

asm

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code asm

Assamese (as).

ast

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code ast

Asturian

Since:: 1.10

ath

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code ath

Athapascan languages

Since:: 1.10

auf

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code auf

Arauan languages

Since:: 1.10

aus

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code aus

Australian languages

Since:: 1.10

ava

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code ava

Avaric (av).

ave

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code ave

Avestan (ae).

awa

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code awa

Awadhi

Since:: 1.10

awd

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code awd

Arawakan languages

Since:: 1.10

aym

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code aym

Aymara (ay).

azc

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code azc

Uto-Aztecan languages

Since:: 1.10

aze

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code aze

Azerbaijani (az).

bad

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code bad

Banda languages

Since:: 1.10

bai

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code bai

Bamileke languages

Since:: 1.10

bak

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code bak

Bashkir (ba).

bal

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code bal

Baluchi

bam

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code bam

Bambara (bm).

ban

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code ban

Balinese

Since:: 1.10

baq
```
public static final LanguageAlpha3Code baq
```
Basque (eu) for bibliographic applications.

See Also:
eus

bas

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code bas

Basa (Cameroon)

Since:: 1.10

bat

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code bat

Baltic languages

Since:: 1.10

bej

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code bej

Beja

Since:: 1.10

bel

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code bel

Belarusian (be).

bem

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code bem

Bemba (Zambia)

Since:: 1.10

ben

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code ben

Bengali (bn).

ber

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code ber

Berber languages

Since:: 1.10

bho

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code bho

Bhojpuri

Since:: 1.10

bih

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code bih

Bihari (bh).

bik

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code bik

Bikol

Since:: 1.10

bin

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code bin

Bini

Since:: 1.10

bis

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code bis

Bislama (bi).

bla

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code bla

Siksika

Since:: 1.10

bnt

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code bnt

Bantu languages

Since:: 1.10

bod
```
public static final LanguageAlpha3Code bod
```
Tibetan (bo) for terminology applications.

See Also:
tib

bos

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code bos

Bosnian (bs).

bra

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code bra

Braj

Since:: 1.10

bre

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code bre

Breton (br).

btk

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code btk

Batak languages

Since:: 1.10

bua

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code bua

Buriat

Since:: 1.10

bug

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code bug

Buginese

Since:: 1.10

bul

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code bul

Bulgarian (bg).

bur
```
public static final LanguageAlpha3Code bur
```
Burmese (my) for bibliographic applications.

See Also:
mya

byn

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code byn

Bilin

Since:: 1.10

cad

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code cad

Caddo

Since:: 1.10

cai

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code cai

Central American Indian languages

Since:: 1.10

car

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code car

Galibi Carib

Since:: 1.10

cat

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code cat

Catalan (ca).

cau

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code cau

Caucasian languages

Since:: 1.10

cba

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code cba

Chibchan languages

Since:: 1.10

ccn

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code ccn

North Caucasian languages

Since:: 1.10

ccs

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code ccs

South Caucasian languages

Since:: 1.10

cdc

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code cdc

Chadic languages

Since:: 1.10

cdd

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code cdd

Caddoan languages

Since:: 1.10

ceb

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code ceb

Cebuano

Since:: 1.10

cel

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code cel

Celtic languages

Since:: 1.10

ces
```
public static final LanguageAlpha3Code ces
```
Czech (cs) for terminology applications.

See Also:
cze

cha

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code cha

Chamorro (ch).

chb

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code chb

Chibcha

Since:: 1.10

che

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code che

Chechen (ce).

chg

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code chg

Chagatai

Since:: 1.10

chi
```
public static final LanguageAlpha3Code chi
```
Chinese (zh) for bibliographic applications.

See Also:
zho

chk

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code chk

Chuukese

Since:: 1.10

chm

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code chm

Mari (Russia)

Since:: 1.10

chn

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code chn

Chinook jargon

Since:: 1.10

cho

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code cho

Choctaw

Since:: 1.10

chp

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code chp

Chipewyan

Since:: 1.10

chr

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code chr

Cherokee

Since:: 1.10

chu

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code chu

Church Slavonic (cu).

chv

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code chv

Chuvash (cv).

chy

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code chy

Cheyenne

Since:: 1.10

cmc

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code cmc

Chamic languages

Since:: 1.10

cop

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code cop

Coptic

Since:: 1.1.0

cor

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code cor

Cornish (kw).

cos

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code cos

Corsican (co).

cpe

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code cpe

English based Creoles and pidgins

Since:: 1.10

cpf

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code cpf

French-Based Creoles and pidgins

Since:: 1.10

cpp
```
public static final LanguageAlpha3Code cpp
```
Portuguese-Based Creoles and pidgins

Since:

1.10

cre

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code cre

Cree (cr).

crh

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code crh

Crimean Tatar

Since:: 1.10

crp

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code crp

Creoles and pidgins

Since:: 1.10

csb

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code csb

Kashubian

Since:: 1.10

csu

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code csu

Central Sudanic languages

Since:: 1.10

cus

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code cus

Cushitic languages

Since:: 1.10

cym
```
public static final LanguageAlpha3Code cym
```
Welsh (cy) for terminology applications.

See Also:
wel

cze
```
public static final LanguageAlpha3Code cze
```
Czech (cs) for bibliographic applications.

See Also:
ces

dak

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code dak

Dakota

Since:: 1.10

dan

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code dan

Danish da).

dar

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code dar

Dargwa

Since:: 1.10

day

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code day

Land Dayak languages

Since:: 1.10

del

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code del

Delaware

Since:: 1.10

den

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code den

Slave (Athapascan)

Since:: 1.10

deu
```
public static final LanguageAlpha3Code deu
```
German (de) for terminology applications.

See Also:
ger

dgr

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code dgr

Dogrib

Since:: 1.10

din

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code din

Dinka

Since:: 1.10

div

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code div

Dhivehi (dv).

dmn

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code dmn

Mande languages

Since:: 1.10

doi

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code doi

Dogri (macrolanguage)

Since:: 1.10

dra

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code dra

Dravidian languages

Since:: 1.10

dsb

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code dsb

Lower Sorbian

Since:: 1.10

dua

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code dua

Duala

Since:: 1.10

dum

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code dum

Middle Dutch (ca. 1050-1350)

Since:: 1.10

dut
```
public static final LanguageAlpha3Code dut
```
Dutch (nl) for bibliography applications.

See Also:
nld

dyu

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code dyu

Dyula

Since:: 1.10

dzo

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code dzo

Dzongkha (dz).

efi

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code efi

Efik

Since:: 1.10

egx

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code egx

Egyptian languages

Since:: 1.10

egy

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code egy

Egyptian (Ancient)

Since:: 1.10

eka

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code eka

Ekajuk

Since:: 1.10

ell
```
public static final LanguageAlpha3Code ell
```
Modern Greek (1453-) (el) for terminology applications.

See Also:
Modern Greek (gre), Acient Greek (grc)

elx

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code elx

Elamite

Since:: 1.10

eng

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code eng

English (en).

enm

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code enm

Middle English (1100-1500)

epo

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code epo

Esperanto (eo).

est

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code est

Estonian (et).

esx

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code esx

Eskimo-Aleut languages

Since:: 1.10

euq

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code euq

Basque (family)

Since:: 1.10

eus
```
public static final LanguageAlpha3Code eus
```
Basque (family) (eu) for terminology applications.

See Also:
baq

ewe

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code ewe

Ewe (ee).

ewo

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code ewo

Ewondo

Since:: 1.10

fan

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code fan

Fang (Equatorial Guinea)

Since:: 1.10

fao

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code fao

Faroese (fo).

fas
```
public static final LanguageAlpha3Code fas
```
Persian (fa) for terminology applications.

See Also:
per

fat

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code fat

Fanti

Since:: 1.10

fij

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code fij

Fijian (fj).

fil

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code fil

Filipino

Since:: 1.10

fin

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code fin

Finnish (fi).

fiu

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code fiu

Finno-Ugrian languages

Since:: 1.10

fon

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code fon

Fon

Since:: 1.10

fox

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code fox

Formosan languages

Since:: 1.10

fra
```
public static final LanguageAlpha3Code fra
```
French (fr) for terminology applications.

See Also:
fre

fre
```
public static final LanguageAlpha3Code fre
```
French (fr) for bibliographic applications.

See Also:
fra

frm

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code frm

Middle French (ca. 1400-1600)

Since:: 1.10

fro

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code fro

Old French (842-ca. 1400)

Since:: 1.10

frr

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code frr

Northern Frisian

Since:: 1.10

frs

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code frs

Eastern Frisian

Since:: 1.10

fry

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code fry

West Frisian (fy).

ful

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code ful

Fula (ff).

fur

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code fur

Friulian

Since:: 1.10

gaa

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code gaa

Since:: 1.10

gay

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code gay

Gayo

Since:: 1.10

gba

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code gba

Gbaya (Central African Republic)

Since:: 1.10

gem

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code gem

Germanic languages

Since:: 1.10

geo
```
public static final LanguageAlpha3Code geo
```
Georgian (ka) for bibliographic applications.

See Also:
kat

ger
```
public static final LanguageAlpha3Code ger
```
German (de) for bibliographic applications.

See Also:
deu

gez

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code gez

Geez

Since:: 1.10

gil

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code gil

Gilbertese

Since:: 1.10

gla

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code gla

Scottish Gaelic (gd).

gle

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code gle

Irish (ga).

glg

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code glg

Galician (gl).

glv

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code glv

Manx (gv).

gme

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code gme

East Germanic languages

Since:: 1.10

gmh

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code gmh

Middle High German (ca. 1050-1500)

Since:: 1.10

gmq

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code gmq

North Germanic languages

Since:: 1.10

gmw

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code gmw

West Germanic languages

Since:: 1.10

goh

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code goh

Old High German (ca. 750-1050)

Since:: 1.10

gon

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code gon

Gondi

Since:: 1.10

gor

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code gor

Gorontalo

Since:: 1.10

got

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code got

Gothic

Since:: 1.10

grb

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code grb

Grebo

Since:: 1.10

grc
```
public static final LanguageAlpha3Code grc
```
Ancient Greek (to 1453)

Since:

1.10

See Also:
Modern Greek (ell)

gre
```
public static final LanguageAlpha3Code gre
```
Modern Greek (1453-) (el) for bibliographic applications.

See Also:
Modern Greek (ell), Acient Greek (grc)

grk

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code grk

Greek languages

Since:: 1.10

grn

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code grn

Guaraní ; (gn).

gsw

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code gsw

Swiss German

Since:: 1.10

guj

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code guj

Gujarati (gu).

gwi

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code gwi

Gwichʼin

Since:: 1.10

hai

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code hai

Haida

Since:: 1.10

hat

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code hat

Haitian (ht).

hau

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code hau

Hausa (ha).

haw

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code haw

Hawaiian

Since:: 1.10

heb

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code heb

Hebrew (he).

her

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code her

Herero (hz).

hil

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code hil

Hiligaynon

Since:: 1.10

him

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code him

Himachali languages

Since:: 1.10

hin

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code hin

Hindi (hi).

hit

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code hit

Hittite

Since:: 1.10

hmn

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code hmn

Hmong

Since:: 1.10

hmo

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code hmo

Hiri Motu (ho).

hmx

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code hmx

Hmong-Mien languages

Since:: 1.10

hok

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code hok

Hokan languages

Since:: 1.10

hrv

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code hrv

Croatian (hr).

hsb

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code hsb

Upper Sorbian

Since:: 1.10

hun

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code hun

Hungarian (hu).

hup

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code hup

Hupa

Since:: 1.10

hye
```
public static final LanguageAlpha3Code hye
```
Armenian (hy) for terminology applications.

See Also:
arm

hyx

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code hyx

Armenian (family)

Since:: 1.10

iba

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code iba

Iban

Since:: 1.10

ibo

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code ibo

Igbo (ig).

ice
```
public static final LanguageAlpha3Code ice
```
Icelandic (is) for biblioraphic applications.

See Also:
isl

ido

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code ido

Ido (io).

iii

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code iii

Nuosu (ii).

iir

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code iir

Indo-Iranian languages

Since:: 1.10

ijo

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code ijo

Ijo languages

Since:: 1.10

iku

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code iku

Inuktitut (iu).

ile

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code ile

Interlingue (ie).

ilo

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code ilo

Iloko

Since:: 1.10

ina

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code ina

Interlingua ia).

inc
```
public static final LanguageAlpha3Code inc
```
Interlingua (International Auxiliary Language Association)

Since:

1.10

ind

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code ind

Indonesian (id).

ine

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code ine

Indo-European languages

Since:: 1.10

inh

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code inh

Ingush

Since:: 1.10

ipk

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code ipk

Inupiaq (ik).

ira

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code ira

Iranian languages

Since:: 1.10

iro

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code iro

Iroquoian languages

Since:: 1.10

isl
```
public static final LanguageAlpha3Code isl
```
Icelandic (is) for terminology applications.

See Also:
ice

ita

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code ita

Italian (it).

itc

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code itc

Italic languages

Since:: 1.10

jav

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code jav

Javanese (jv).

jbo

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code jbo

Lojban

Since:: 1.10

jpn

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code jpn

Japanese (ja).

jpr

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code jpr

Judeo-Persian

Since:: 1.10

jpx

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code jpx

Japanese (family)

Since:: 1.10

jrb

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code jrb

Judeo-Arabic

Since:: 1.10

kaa

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code kaa

Kara-Kalpak

Since:: 1.10

kab

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code kab

Kabyle

Since:: 1.10

kac

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code kac

Kachin

Since:: 1.10

kal

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code kal

Kalaallisut (kl).

kam

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code kam

Kamba (Kenya)

Since:: 1.10

kan

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code kan

Kannada (kn).

kar

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code kar

Karen languages

Since:: 1.10

kas

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code kas

Kashmiri (ks).

kat
```
public static final LanguageAlpha3Code kat
```
Georgian (ka) for terminology applications.

See Also:
geo

kau

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code kau

Kanuri (kr).

kaw

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code kaw

Kawi

Since:: 1.10

kaz

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code kaz

Kazakh (kk).

kbd

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code kbd

Kabardian

Since:: 1.10

kdo

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code kdo

Kordofanian languages

Since:: 1.10

kha

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code kha

Khasi

Since:: 1.10

khi

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code khi

Khoisan languages

Since:: 1.10

khm

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code khm

Khmer (km).

kho

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code kho

Khotanese

Since:: 1.10

kik

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code kik

Kikuyu (ki).

kin

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code kin

Kinyarwanda (rw).

kir

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code kir

Kyrgyz (ky).

kmb

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code kmb

Kimbundu

Since:: 1.10

kok

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code kok

Konkani (macrolanguage)

Since:: 1.10

kom

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code kom

Komi (kv).

kon

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code kon

Kongo (kg).

kor

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code kor

Korean (ko).

kos

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code kos

Kosraean

Since:: 1.10

kpe

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code kpe

Kpelle

Since:: 1.10

krc

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code krc

Karachay-Balkar

Since:: 1.10

krl

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code krl

Karelian

Since:: 1.10

kro

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code kro

Kru languages

Since:: 1.10

kru

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code kru

Kurukh

Since:: 1.10

kua

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code kua

Kwanyama (kj).

kum

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code kum

Kumyk

Since:: 1.10

kur

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code kur

Kurdish (ku).

kut

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code kut

Kutenai

Since:: 1.10

lad

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code lad

Ladino

Since:: 1.10

lah

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code lah

Lahnda

Since:: 1.10

lam

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code lam

Lamba

Since:: 1.10

lao

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code lao

Lao (lo).

lat

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code lat

Latin (la).

lav

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code lav

Latvian (lv).

lez

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code lez

Lezghian

Since:: 1.10

lim

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code lim

Limburgish (li).

lin

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code lin

Lingala (ln).

lit

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code lit

Lithuanian (lt).

lol

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code lol

Mongo

Since:: 1.10

loz

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code loz

Lozi

Since:: 1.10

ltz

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code ltz

Luxembourgish (lb).

lua

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code lua

Luba-Lulua

Since:: 1.10

lub

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code lub

Luba-Katanga (lu).

lug

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code lug

Ganda (lg).

lui

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code lui

Luiseno

Since:: 1.10

lun

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code lun

Lunda

Since:: 1.10

luo

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code luo

Luo (Kenya and Tanzania)

Since:: 1.10

lus

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code lus

Lushai

Since:: 1.10

mac
```
public static final LanguageAlpha3Code mac
```
Macedonian (mk) for bibliographic applications.

See Also:
mkd

mad

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code mad

Madurese

Since:: 1.10

mag

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code mag

Magahi

Since:: 1.10

mah

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code mah

Marshallese (mh).

mai

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code mai

Maithili

Since:: 1.10

mak

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code mak

Makasar

Since:: 1.10

mal

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code mal

Malayalam (ml).

man

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code man

Mandingo

Since:: 1.10

mao
```
public static final LanguageAlpha3Code mao
```
Māori (mi) for bibliographic applications.

See Also:
mri

map

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code map

Austronesian languages

Since:: 1.10

mar

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code mar

Marathi (mr).

mas

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code mas

Masai

Since:: 1.10

may
```
public static final LanguageAlpha3Code may
```
Malay (macrolanguage) (ms) for bibliographic applications.

See Also:
msa

mdf

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code mdf

Moksha

Since:: 1.10

mdr

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code mdr

Mandar

Since:: 1.10

men

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code men

Mende (Sierra Leone)

Since:: 1.10

mga

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code mga

Middle Irish (900-1200)

Since:: 1.10

mic

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code mic

Mi'kmaq

Since:: 1.10

min

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code min

Minangkabau

Since:: 1.10

mis

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code mis

Uncoded languages.

Since:: 1.10

mkd
```
public static final LanguageAlpha3Code mkd
```
Macedonian (mk) for terminology applications.

See Also:
mac

mkh

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code mkh

Mon-Khmer languages

Since:: 1.10

mlg

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code mlg

Malagasy (mg).

mlt

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code mlt

Maltese (mt).

mnc

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code mnc

Manchu

Since:: 1.10

mni

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code mni

Manipuri

Since:: 1.10

mno

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code mno

Manobo languages

Since:: 1.10

moh

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code moh

Mohawk

Since:: 1.10

mon

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code mon

Mongolian (mn).

mos

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code mos

Mossi

Since:: 1.10

mri
```
public static final LanguageAlpha3Code mri
```
Māori (mi) for terminology applications.

See Also:
mao

msa
```
public static final LanguageAlpha3Code msa
```
Malay (ms) for terminology applications.

See Also:
may

mul

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code mul

Multiple languages.

Since:: 1.10

mun

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code mun

Munda languages

Since:: 1.10

mus

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code mus

Creek

Since:: 1.10

mwl

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code mwl

Mirandese

Since:: 1.10

mwr

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code mwr

Marwari

Since:: 1.10

mya
```
public static final LanguageAlpha3Code mya
```
Burmese (my) for terminology applications.

See Also:
bur

myn

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code myn

Mayan languages

Since:: 1.10

myv

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code myv

Erzya

Since:: 1.10

nah

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code nah

Nahuatl languages

Since:: 1.10

nai

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code nai

North American Indian

Since:: 1.10

nap

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code nap

Neapolitan

Since:: 1.10

nau

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code nau

Nauru (na).

nav

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code nav

Navajo (nv).

nbl

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code nbl

Southern Ndebele (nr).

nde

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code nde

Northern Ndebele (nd).

ndo

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code ndo

Ndonga (ng).

nds

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code nds

Low German

Since:: 1.10

nep

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code nep

Nepali (macrolanguage) (ne).

New
```
public static final LanguageAlpha3Code New
```
Newari
Because new is a special word for Java programming language, new cannot be used as an enum entry. So, the first letter of this entry is a capital letter.

toString() method of this instance (New) returns "new".

Since:

1.10

ngf

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code ngf

Trans-New Guinea languages

Since:: 1.10

nia

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code nia

Nias

Since:: 1.10

nic

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code nic

Niger-Kordofanian languages

Since:: 1.10

niu

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code niu

Niuean

Since:: 1.10

nld
```
public static final LanguageAlpha3Code nld
```
Dutch (nl) for terminology applications.

See Also:
dut

nno

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code nno

Norwegian Nynorsk (nn).

nob

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code nob

Norwegian Bokmål (nb).

nog

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code nog

Nogai

Since:: 1.10

non

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code non

Old Norse

Since:: 1.10

nor

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code nor

Norwegian (no).

nqo

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code nqo

N'Ko

Since:: 1.10

nso

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code nso

Pedi

Since:: 1.10

nub

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code nub

Nubian languages

Since:: 1.10

nwc

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code nwc

Classical Newari

Since:: 1.10

nya

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code nya

Chichewa (ny).

nym

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code nym

Nyamwezi

Since:: 1.10

nyn

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code nyn

Nyankole

Since:: 1.10

nyo

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code nyo

Nyoro

Since:: 1.10

nzi

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code nzi

Nzima

Since:: 1.10

oci

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code oci

Occitan (post 1500) (oc).

oji

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code oji

Ojibwe (oj).

omq

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code omq

Oto-Manguean languages

Since:: 1.10

omv

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code omv

Omotic languages

Since:: 1.10

ori

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code ori

Oriya (macrolanguage) (or).

orm

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code orm

Oromo (om).

osa

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code osa

Osage

Since:: 1.10

oss

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code oss

Ossetian (os).

ota

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code ota

Ottoman Turkish (1500-1928)

Since:: 1.10

oto

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code oto

Otomian languages

Since:: 1.10

paa

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code paa

Papuan languages

Since:: 1.10

pag

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code pag

Pangasinan

Since:: 1.10

pal

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code pal

Pahlavi

Since:: 1.10

pam

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code pam

Pampanga

Since:: 1.10

pan

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code pan

Punjabi (pa).

pap

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code pap

Papiamento

Since:: 1.10

pau

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code pau

Palauan

Since:: 1.10

peo

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code peo

Old Persian (ca. 600-400 B.C.)

per
```
public static final LanguageAlpha3Code per
```
Persian (fa) for bibliographic applications.

See Also:
fas

phi

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code phi

Philippine languages

Since:: 1.10

phn

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code phn

Phoenician

Since:: 1.10

plf
```
public static final LanguageAlpha3Code plf
```
Central Malayo-Polynesian languages

Since:

1.10

pli

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code pli

Pāli (pi).

pol

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code pol

Polish (pl).

pon

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code pon

Pohnpeian

Since:: 1.10

por

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code por

Portuguese (pt).

poz

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code poz

Malayo-Polynesian languages

Since:: 1.10

pqe
```
public static final LanguageAlpha3Code pqe
```
Eastern Malayo-Polynesian languages

Since:

1.10

pqw
```
public static final LanguageAlpha3Code pqw
```
Western Malayo-Polynesian languages

Since:

1.10

pra

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code pra

Prakrit languages

Since:: 1.10

pro

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code pro

Old Provençal (to 1500)

Since:: 1.10

pus

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code pus

Pashto (ps).

que

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code que

Quechua (qu).

qwe

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code qwe

Quechuan (family)

Since:: 1.10

raj

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code raj

Rajasthani

Since:: 1.10

rap

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code rap

Rapanui

Since:: 1.10

rar

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code rar

Rarotongan

Since:: 1.10

roa

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code roa

Romance languages

Since:: 1.10

roh

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code roh

Romansh (rm)

rom

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code rom

Romany

Since:: 1.10

ron
```
public static final LanguageAlpha3Code ron
```
Romanian (ro) for terminology applications.

See Also:
rum

rum
```
public static final LanguageAlpha3Code rum
```
Romanian (ro) for bibliographic applications.

See Also:
ron

run

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code run

Kirundi (rn).

rup

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code rup

Macedo-Romanian

Since:: 1.10

rus

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code rus

Russian (ru).

sad

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code sad

Sango

Since:: 1.10

sag

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code sag

Sango (sg).

sah

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code sah

Yakut

Since:: 1.10

sai

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code sai

South American Indian languages

Since:: 1.10

sal

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code sal

Salishan languages

Since:: 1.10

sam

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code sam

Samaritan Aramaic

Since:: 1.10

san

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code san

Sanskrit (sa).

sas

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code sas

Sasak

Since:: 1.10

sat

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code sat

Santali

Since:: 1.10

scn

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code scn

Sicilian

Since:: 1.10

sco

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code sco

Scots

Since:: 1.10

sdv

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code sdv

Eastern Sudanic languages

Since:: 1.10

sel

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code sel

Selkup

Since:: 1.10

sem

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code sem

Semitic languages

Since:: 1.10

sga

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code sga

Old Irish (to 900)

Since:: 1.10

sgn

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code sgn

Sign languages

Since:: 1.10

shn

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code shn

Shan

Since:: 1.10

sid

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code sid

Sidamo

Since:: 1.10

sin

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code sin

Sinhala (si).

sio

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code sio

Siouan languages

Since:: 1.10

sit

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code sit

Sino-Tibetan languages

Since:: 1.10

sla

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code sla

Slavic languages

Since:: 1.10

slk
```
public static final LanguageAlpha3Code slk
```
Slovak (sk) for terminology aplications.

See Also:
slo

slo
```
public static final LanguageAlpha3Code slo
```
Slovak (sk) for bibliographic aplications.

See Also:
slk

slv

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code slv

Slovene (sl).

sma

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code sma

Southern Sami

Since:: 1.10

sme

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code sme

Northern Sami (se).

smi

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code smi

Sami languages

Since:: 1.10

smj

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code smj

Lule Sami

Since:: 1.10

smn

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code smn

Inari Sami

Since:: 1.10

smo

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code smo

Samoan (sm).

sms

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code sms

Skolt Sami

Since:: 1.10

sna

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code sna

Shona (sn).

snd

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code snd

Sindhi (sd).

snk

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code snk

Soninke

Since:: 1.10

sog

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code sog

Sogdian

Since:: 1.10

som

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code som

Somali (so).

son

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code son

Songhai languages

Since:: 1.10

sot

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code sot

Southern Sotho (st).

spa

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code spa

Spanish (es).

sqi
```
public static final LanguageAlpha3Code sqi
```
Albanian (sq) for terminology applications.

See Also:
alb

sqj

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code sqj

Albanian languages

Since:: 1.10

srd

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code srd

Sardinian (sc).

srn

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code srn

Sranan Tongo

Since:: 1.10

srp

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code srp

Serbian (sr).

srr

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code srr

Serer

Since:: 1.10

ssa

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code ssa

Nilo-Saharan languages

Since:: 1.10

ssw

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code ssw

Swati (ss).

suk

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code suk

Sukuma

Since:: 1.10

sun

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code sun

Sundanese (su).

sus

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code sus

Susu

Since:: 1.10

sux

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code sux

Sumerian

Since:: 1.10

swa

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code swa

Swahili (macrolanguage) (sw).

swe

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code swe

Swedish (sv).

syc

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code syc

Classical Syriac

Since:: 1.10

syd

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code syd

Samoyedic languages

Since:: 1.10

syr

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code syr

Syriac

Since:: 1.10

tah

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code tah

Tahitian (ty).

tai

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code tai

Tai languages

Since:: 1.10

tam

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code tam

Tamil (ta).

tat

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code tat

Tatar (tt).

tbq

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code tbq

Tibeto-Burman languages

Since:: 1.10

tel

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code tel

Telugu (te).

tem

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code tem

Timne

Since:: 1.10

ter

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code ter

Tereno

Since:: 1.10

tet

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code tet

Tetum

Since:: 1.10

tgk

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code tgk

Tajik (tg).

tgl

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code tgl

Tagalog (tl).

tha

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code tha

Thai (th).

tib
```
public static final LanguageAlpha3Code tib
```
Tibetan (bo) for terminology applications.

See Also:
bod

tig

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code tig

Tigre

Since:: 1.10

tir

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code tir

Tigrinya (ti).

tiv

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code tiv

Tiv

Since:: 1.10

tkl

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code tkl

Tokelau

Since:: 1.10

tlh

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code tlh

Klingon

Since:: 1.10

tli

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code tli

Tlingit

Since:: 1.10

tmh

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code tmh

Tamashek

Since:: 1.10

tog

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code tog

Tonga (Nyasa)

Since:: 1.10

ton

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code ton

Tonga (Tonga Islands) (to).

tpi

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code tpi

Tok Pisin

Since:: 1.10

trk

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code trk

Turkic languages

Since:: 1.10

tsi

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code tsi

Tsimshian

Since:: 1.10

tsn

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code tsn

Tswana (tn).

tso

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code tso

Tsonga (ts).

tuk

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code tuk

Turkmen (tk).

tum

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code tum

Tumbuka

Since:: 1.10

tup

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code tup

Tupi languages

Since:: 1.10

tur

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code tur

Turkish (tr).

tut

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code tut

Altaic languages

Since:: 1.10

tuw

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code tuw

Tungus languages

Since:: 1.10

tvl

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code tvl

Tuvalu

Since:: 1.10

twi

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code twi

Twi (tw).

tyv

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code tyv

Tuvinian

Since:: 1.10

udm

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code udm

Udmurt

Since:: 1.10

uga

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code uga

Ugaritic

Since:: 1.10

uig

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code uig

Uighur (ug).

ukr

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code ukr

Ukrainian (uk).

umb

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code umb

Umbundu

Since:: 1.10

und

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code und

Undetermined.

Since:: 1.10

urd

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code urd

Urdu (ur).

urj

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code urj

Uralic languages

Since:: 1.10

uzb

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code uzb

Uzbek (uz).

vai

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code vai

Vai

Since:: 1.10

ven

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code ven

Venda (ve).

vie

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code vie

Vietnamese (vi).

vol

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code vol

Volapük (vo).

vot

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code vot

Votic

Since:: 1.10

wak

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code wak

Wakashan languages

Since:: 1.10

wal

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code wal

Wolaytta

Since:: 1.10

war

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code war

Waray (Philippines)

Since:: 1.10

was

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code was

Washo

Since:: 1.10

wel
```
public static final LanguageAlpha3Code wel
```
Welsh (cy) for bibliographic applications.

See Also:
cym

wen

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code wen

Sorbian languages

Since:: 1.10

wln

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code wln

Walloon (wa).

wol

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code wol

Wolof (wo).

xal

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code xal

Kalmyk

Since:: 1.10

xgn

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code xgn

Mongolian languages

Since:: 1.10

xho

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code xho

Xhosa (xh).

xnd

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code xnd

Na-Dene languages

Since:: 1.10

yao

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code yao

Yao

Since:: 1.10

yap

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code yap

Yapese

Since:: 1.10

yid

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code yid

Yiddish (yi).

yor

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code yor

Yoruba (yo).

ypk

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code ypk

Yupik languages

Since:: 1.10

zap

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code zap

Zapotec

Since:: 1.10

zbl

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code zbl

Blissymbols

Since:: 1.10

zen

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code zen

Zenaga

Since:: 1.10

zha

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code zha

Zhuang (za).

zho
```
public static final LanguageAlpha3Code zho
```
Chinese (zh) for terminology applications.

See Also:
chi

zhx

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code zhx

Chinese (family)

Since:: 1.10

zle

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code zle

East Slavic languages

Since:: 1.10

zls

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code zls

South Slavic languages

Since:: 1.10

zlw

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code zlw

West Slavic languages

Since:: 1.10

znd

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code znd

Zande languages

Since:: 1.10

zul

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code zul

Zulu (zu).

zun

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code zun

Zuni

Since:: 1.10

zxx

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code zxx

No linguistic content.

Since:: 1.10

zza

public static final LanguageAlpha3Code zza

Zaza

Since:: 1.10

Method Detail
- values
```
public static LanguageAlpha3Code[] values()
```
  Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in the order they are declared. This method may be used to iterate over the constants as follows:
```
for (LanguageAlpha3Code c : LanguageAlpha3Code.values())
    System.out.println(c);
```
  Returns:
  an array containing the constants of this enum type, in the order they are declared
- valueOf
```
public static LanguageAlpha3Code valueOf(String name)
```
  Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name. The string must match exactly an identifier used to declare an enum constant in this type. (Extraneous whitespace characters are not permitted.)
  
  Parameters:
  name - the name of the enum constant to be returned.
  
  Returns:
  the enum constant with the specified name
  
  Throws:
  
  IllegalArgumentException - if this enum type has no constant with the specified name
  
  NullPointerException - if the argument is null
- getName
```
public String getName()
```
  Get the language name.
  
  Returns:
  The language name.
- getAlpha2
```
public LanguageCode getAlpha2()
```
  Get ISO 639-1 language code.
  
  Returns:
  ISO 639-1 language code. This method may return null.
- getUsage
```
public LanguageAlpha3Code.Usage getUsage()
```
  Get the usage of this language code.
  Most language codes return Usage.COMMON.
  
  Returns:
  The usage of this language code.
- getSynonym
```
public LanguageAlpha3Code getSynonym()
```
  Get the synonym of this code.
  In most cases, this method simply returns this object. On the other hand, language codes that have two alpha-3 codes, namely, ISO 639-2/T code ("terminological" code) and ISO 639-2/B code ("bibliographic" code), return their counterparts. For example, LanguageAlpha3Code.deu.getSynonym() returns LanguageAlpha3Code.ger.
  
  Returns:
  ISO 639-2 language code.
- getAlpha3B
```
public LanguageAlpha3Code getAlpha3B()
```
  Get the bibliographic code of this language.
  Most languages have just one ISO 639-2 code and they simply return this object. Only ISO 639-2/T codes ("terminological" codes) return counterpart objects. For example, LanguageAlpha3Code.fra.getAlpha3B() returns LanguageAlpha3Code.fre.
  
  Returns:
  The bibliographic code of this language.
- getAlpha3T
```
public LanguageAlpha3Code getAlpha3T()
```
  Get the terminological code of this language.
  Most languages have just one ISO 639-2 code and they simply return this object. Only ISO 639-2/B codes ("bibliographic" codes) return counterpart objects. For example, LanguageAlpha3Code.fre.getAlpha3T() returns LanguageAlpha3Code.fra.
  
  Returns:
  The terminological code of this language.
- getByCode
```
public static LanguageAlpha3Code getByCode(String code)
```
  Get a LanguageAlpha3Code that corresponds to a given ISO 639-1 code (2-letter lowercase code) or ISO 639-2 code (3-letter lowercase code).
  This method calls getByCode(code, true). Note that the behavior has changed since the version 1.13. In the older versions, this method was an alias of getByCode(code, false).
  
  Parameters:
  code - An ISO 639-1 code (2-letter lowercase code) or an ISO 639-2 code (3-letter lowercase code). Or "undefined". Note that if the given code is one of legacy language codes ("iw", "ji" and "in"), it is treated as its official counterpart ("he", "yi" and "id"), respectively. For example, if "in" is given, this method returns LanguageAlpha3Code.ind.
  
  Returns:
  A LanguageAlpha3Code instance, or null if not found. If ISO 639-1 code (2-letter code) is given and the language has two ISO 639-2 codes, ISO 639/T code ("terminological" code) is returned.
- getByCodeIgnoreCase
```
public static LanguageAlpha3Code getByCodeIgnoreCase(String code)
```
  Get a LanguageAlpha3Code that corresponds to a given ISO 639-1 code (2-letter lowercase code) or ISO 639-2 code (3-letter lowercase code).
  This method calls getByCode(code, false).
  
  Parameters:
  code - An ISO 639-1 code (2-letter lowercase code) or an ISO 639-2 code (3-letter lowercase code). Or "undefined" (case insensitive). Note that if the given code is one of legacy language codes ("iw", "ji" and "in"), it is treated as its official counterpart ("he", "yi" and "id"), respectively. For example, if "in" is given, this method returns LanguageAlpha3Code.ind.
  
  Returns:
  A LanguageAlpha3Code instance, or null if not found. If ISO 639-1 code (2-letter code) is given and the language has two ISO 639-2 codes, ISO 639/T code ("terminological" code) is returned.
  Since:
  
  1.13
- getByCode
```
public static LanguageAlpha3Code getByCode(String code,
                           boolean caseSensitive)
```
  Get a LanguageAlpha3Code that corresponds to a given ISO 639-1 code (2-letter lowercase code) or ISO 639-2 code (3-letter lowercase code).
  
  Parameters:
  code - An ISO 639-1 code (2-letter lowercase code) or an ISO 639-2 code (3-letter lowercase code). Or "undefined" (its case sensitivity depends on the value of caseSensitive). Note that if the given code is one of legacy language codes ("iw", "ji" and "in"), it is treated as its official counterpart ("he", "yi" and "id"), respectively. For example, if "in" is given, this method returns LanguageAlpha3Code.ind.
  caseSensitive - If true, the given code should consist of lowercase letters only. If false, this method internally canonicalizes the given code by String.toLowerCase() and then performs search. For example, getByCode("JPN", true) returns null, but on the other hand, getByCode("JPN", false) returns LanguageAlpha3Code.jpn. As an exceptional case, both getByCode("New", true) and getByCode("new", true) return New (Newari).
  
  Returns:
  A LanguageAlpha3Code instance, or null if not found. If ISO 639-1 code (2-letter code) is given and the language has two ISO 639-2 codes, ISO 639/T code ("terminological" code) is returned.
- findByName
```
public static List<LanguageAlpha3Code> findByName(String regex)
```
  Get a list of LanguageAlpha3Code by a name regular expression.
  This method is almost equivalent to findByName(Pattern.compile(regex)).
  
  Parameters:
  regex - Regular expression for names.
  
  Returns:
  List of LanguageAlpha3Code. If nothing has matched, an empty list is returned.
  
  Throws:
  
  IllegalArgumentException - regex is null.
  
  PatternSyntaxException - regex failed to be compiled.
  Since:
  
  1.11
- findByName
```
public static List<LanguageAlpha3Code> findByName(Pattern pattern)
```
  Get a list of LanguageAlpha3Code by a name pattern.
  For example, the list obtained by the code snippet below:
```
 Pattern pattern = Pattern.compile("Old.*");
 List<LanguageAlpha3Code> list = LanguageAlpha3Code.findByName(pattern);
```
  contains 7 LanguageAlpha3Codes as listed below.
  1. ang : Old English
  2. fro : Old French
  3. goh : Old High German
  4. non : Old Norse
  5. peo : Old Persian
  6. pro : Old Provençal
  7. sga : Old Irish
  Parameters:
  pattern - Pattern to match names.
  
  Returns:
  List of LanguageAlpha3Code. If nothing has matched, an empty list is returned.
  
  Throws:
  
  IllegalArgumentException - pattern is null.
  Since:
  
  1.11

Enum LanguageAlpha3Code

Nested Class Summary

Enum Constant Summary

Method Summary

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Enum

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

Enum Constant Detail

undefined

aar

aav

abk

ace

ach

ada

ady

afa

afh

afr

ain

aka

akk

alb

ale

alg

alt

alv

amh

ang

anp

apa

aqa

aql

ara

arc

arg

arm

arn

arp

art

arw

asm

ast

ath

auf

aus

ava

ave

awa

awd

aym

azc

aze

bad

bai

bak

bal

bam

ban

baq

bas

bat

bej

bel

bem

ben

ber

bho

bih

bik

bin

bis

bla

bnt

bod

bos

bra

bre

btk

bua

bug