A
§ a.,
adj. = adjective
§ abbrev.
= abbreviated
§ abl. =
ablative
§ Abp. =
Archbishop
§ acc. =
accusative
§ Acous.
= Acoustics
§ act. =
active
§ adv. =
adverb
§ Agric.
= Agriculture
§ Alban.
= Albanian
§ Alg. =
Algebra
§ Am.,
Amer. = America, American
§ Am. =
Amos
§ Am.
Cyc. = Appleton's American Cyclopedia
§ Anal.
Geom. = Analytical Geometry
§ Anat. =
Anatomy
§ Anc. =
Ancient, anciently
§ Angl.
Ch. = Anglican Church
§ Antiq.
= Aniquities
§ aor. =
aorist
§ Ar. =
Arabic
§ Arch. =
Architecture
§ Arch.
Pub. Soc. = Architectural Pub. Society
§ Arith.
= Arithmetic
§ Arm.,
Armor. = Armorican
§ AS. =
Anglo-Saxon. We classify this as "Old English", so use {{etyl|ang}}.
§ Astrol.
= Astrology
§ Astron.
= Astronomy
§ aug. =
augmentative
B
§ Bank. =
Banking
§ Beau.
& Fl. = Beaumont & Fletcher
§ B.
& Fl. = Beaumont & Fletcher
§ Bib. =
Biblical
§ Bib.
Sacra = Bibliotheca Sacra
§ Bibliog.
= Bibliography
§ Biol. =
Biology
§ Bisc. =
Biscayan
§ B. Jon.
= Ben Jonson
§ Bk. of
Com. Prayer = Book of Common Prayer
§ Blackw.
Mag. = Blackwood's Magazine
§ Bohem.
= Bohemian
§ Bot. =
Botany, botanical
§ Bp. =
Bishop
§ Brande
& C. = Brande & Cox
§ Braz. =
Brazilian
§ Brit.
Critic = British Critic
§ Brit.
Quar. Rev. = British Quarterly Review
§ Burl. =
Burlesque
C
§ C. =
Centigrade
§ Cant. =
Canticles (Song of Solomon)
§ Carp. =
Carpentry
§ Catal.
= Catalan
§ Cath.
Dict. = Catholic Dictionary
§ Celt. =
Celtic
§ Ch. =
Church
§ Chald.
= Chaldee
§ Chem. =
Chemistry
§ Ch.
Hist. = Church History
§ Chin. =
Chinese
§ Chron.
= Chronology, Chronicles
§ Civ. =
Civil
§ Class.
= Classical
§ Class.
Myth. = Classical Mythology
§ Col. =
Colossians
§ colloq.,
coll. = colloquial, colloquially
§ Com. =
Commerce, Common
§ comp. =
compound, compounded, composition
§ compar.
= comparative
§ conj. =
conjunction
§ Con.
Sect. = Conic Sections
§ contr.
= contracted, contraction
§ Copt. =
Coptic
§ Corn. =
Cornish
§ corrupt.
= corrupted, corruption
§ Cotgr.
= Cotgrave
§ Cyc.
Med. = Cyclopedia of Practical Medicine
§ Crim.
Law = Criminal Law
§ Crystallog.
= Crystallography
§ Cyc. =
Cyclopedia
D
§ D. =
Dutch (sometimes Daniel)
§ Dan. =
Danish
§ dat. =
dative
§ def. =
definitions
§ Deut. =
Deuteronomy
§ Dial. =
Dialectic
§ dim. =
diminutive
§ Diosc.
= dioscorides
§ Disp. =
Dispensatory
§ Disus.
= Disused
§ Dom.
Econ. = Domestic Economy
§ Dublin
Univ. Mag. = Dublin University Magazine
§ Dyn. =
Dynamics
E
§ E. =
English
§ Eccl. =
Ecclesiastical, Ecclesiastes
§ Eccl.
Hist. = Ecclesiastical History
§ Ecclus.
= Ecclesiasticus
§ Eclec.
Rev. = Eclectic Review
§ Ed.
Rev. = Edinburgh Review
§ e. g. =
<it>exempli gratia</it> (for example)
§ Egypt.
= Egyptian
§ Elect.
= Electricity, Electrical
§ emph. =
emphatic
§ Encyc.
= Encyclopedia
§ Encyc.
Amer. = Encyclopedia Americana
§ Encyc.
Crit. = Encyclopedia Britannica
§ Encyc.
Dict. = Hunter's Encyclopedic Dictionary
§ Eng. =
England, English
§ Eng. =
Engraving
§ Eng.
Cyc. = English Cyclopedia
§ Engin.
= Engineering
§ Eol. =
Eolic
§ Eph.,
Ephes. = Ephesians
§ equiv.
= equivalent
§ Esd. =
Esdras
§ esp. =
especially
§ Etch.
& Eng. = Etching & Engraving
§ Ethnol.
= Ethnology
§ etym.,
etymol. = etymology
§ Ex.,
Exod. = Exodus
§ Ezek. =
Ezekiel
F
§ F. =
French
§ f.,
fem. = feminine
§ Fahr. =
Fahrenheit
§ Far. =
Farriery
§ Feud. =
Feudal
§ Fig. =
Figurative, figuratively
§ Fin. =
Finnish
§ For.
Quart. Rev. = Foreign Quarterly Review
§ Fort. =
Fortification
§ Fr. =
French
§ fr. = from
§ freq. =
frequentative
§ Fries.
= Friesic
§ fut. =
future
G
§ G. =
German - use {{etyl|de}}
§ Gael. =
Gaelic
§ Gal. =
Galen
§ Gal. =
Galatians
§ Galv. =
Galvanism
§ gen. =
generally, genitive
§ Geneal.
= Genealogy
§ Gent.
Mag. = Gentleman's Magazine
§ Geog. =
Geography
§ Geol. =
Geology
§ Geom. =
Geometry
§ Ger. =
Germanic or German
§ Gk. =
Greek
§ Goth. =
Gothic
§ Gov. of
Tongue = Government of the Tongue
§ Gr. =
Greek
§ Gram. =
Grammar
§ Gris. =
Grisons
§ Gun. =
Gunnery
H
§ H. = High
§ Hab. =
Habakkuk
§ Hag. =
Haggai
§ Ham.
Nav. Encyc. = Hamersly's Naval Encyclopedia
§ Heb. =
Hebrew
§ Her. =
Heraldry
§ Hind. =
Hindostanee
§ Hipp. =
Hippocrates
§ Hist. =
History
§ Horol.
= Horology
§ Hort. =
Horticulture
§ Hung. =
Hungarian
§ Hydraul.
= Hydraulics
§ Hydros.
= Hydrostatics
§ hypoth.
= hypothetical
I
§ i. e. =
<it>id est</it> (that is)
§ Icel. =
Icelandic
§ Illust.
= Illustration, Illustrated
§ imp. =
imperfect
§ Imp.
Dict. = Imperial Dictionary
§ incho.
= inchoative
§ ind. =
indicative
§ indef.
= indefinite
§ inf. =
infinitive
§ intens.
= intensive
§ interj.
= interjection
§ Internat.
Cyc. = International Cyclopeia
§ Ion. =
Ionic
§ i. q. =
<it>idem quod</it> (the same as)
§ Ir. =
Irish
§ Is.,
Isa. = Isaiah
§ It. =
Italian
J
§ Jap. =
Japanese
§ Jas. =
James
§ Jav. =
Javanese
§ Jer. =
Jeremiah
§ Join. =
Joinery
§ Josh. =
Joshua
§ Judg. =
Judges
K
§ K. =
Kings
L
§ L. =
Latin
§ L. =
Low
§ Lam. =
Lamentations
§ Lapp. =
Lappish
§ Lat. =
Latin
§ LD. =
Low Dutch
§ Lett. =
Lettish
§ Lev. =
Leviticus
§ LG. =
Low German
§ LGr. =
Low Greek
§ Linn. =
Linnæus
§ Lit.,
lit. = Literally, literally
§ Lit. =
Literature
§ Lith. =
Lithuanian
§ LL. =
Late Latin - {{LL.}}
M
§ M. =
Middle
§ m.,
masc. = masculine
§ Maced.
= Macedonian
§ Mach. =
Machinery
§ Mad. =
Madam
§ Mag. =
Magazine
§ Mal. =
Malachi
§ Malay.
= Malayan
§ Man. =
Manège
§ Manuf.
= Manufacturing
§ Mar. =
Maritime
§ Math. =
Mathematics, Mathematical
§ Matt. =
Matthew
§ ME. =
Middle English - {{etyl|enm}}
§ Mech. =
Mechanic
§ Med. =
Medicine
§ Metal.
= Metallurgy
§ Metaph.
= Metaphysics
§ Meteor.
= Meteorolgy
§ mgr. =
milligrams
§ MHG. =
Middle High German - {{etyl|gmh}}
§ Micros.
= Microscopy
§ Mil. =
Military
§ Min. =
Mineralogy
§ Mir.
for Mag. = Mirror for Magistrates
§ MLG. =
Middle Low German
§ Moham.
= Mohammedan
§ Mozley
& W. = Mozley & Whiteley
§ Mus. =
Music
§ Myst. =
Mysteries
§ Myth. =
Mythology
N
§ N. =
New
§ n. =
noun
§ Nat.
Hist. = Natural History
§ Nat.
ord. = Natural order
§ Naut. =
Nautical
§ Nav. =
Navy
§ Navig.
= Navigation
§ N.
Brit. Rev. = North British Review
§ Neh. =
Nehemiah
§ neut. =
neuter
§ New Am.
Cyc. = New American Cyclopedia
§ New
Month. Mag. = New Monthly Magazine
§ NF. =
New French
§ NGr. =
Mew Greek
§ NHeb. =
New Hebrew
§ NL. =
New Latin - {{NL.}}
§ nom. =
nominative
§ Norm.
F. = Norman French
§ North
Am. Rev. = North American Review
§ Norw. =
Norwegian
§ Num. =
Numbers
§ Numis.
= Numismatics
O
§ O. =
Old
§ Ob. =
Obadiah
§ obs. = obsolete
§ Obsoles.
= Obsolescent
§ OCelt.
= Old Celtic
§ OD. =
Old Dutch - {{etyl|odt}}
§ ODan. =
Old Danish
§ OE. =
Old English. We classify this as the early part of "Middle English",
so use template {{etyl|enm}}. See the Webster 1913 entry on "English"
§ OF. =
Old French - {{etyl|fro}}
§ OFelm.
= Old Flemish
§ OFris.,
OFries. = Old Frisian (Old Friesic)- {{etyl|ofs}}
§ OGael.
= Old Gaelic
§ OGr. =
Old Greek
§ OHG. =
Old High German - {{etyl|goh}}
§ OIcel.
= Old Icelandic
§ OIt. =
Old Italian
§ OL. =
Old Latin
§ Olr.
(typo) or OIr = Old Irish - {{etyl|sga}}
§ ON. =
Old Norse - {{etyl|non}}
§ OLG. =
Old Low German
§ OPer. =
Old Persian - {{etyl|peo}}
§ OPg. =
Old Portuguese
§ OPol. =
Old Polish
§ Opt. =
Optics
§ orig. =
original, originally
§ Ornith.
= Ornithology
§ OS. =
Old Saxon - {{etyl|osx}}
§ OSlav.
= Old Slavic
§ OSp. =
Old Spanish - {{etyl|osp}}
§ Oxf.
Gloss. = Oxford Glossary of Architecture
P
§ p. =
participle, page
§ p. a. =
participial adjective
§ Paint.
= Painting
§ Paleon.
= Paleontology
§ pass. =
passive
§ Pathol.
= Pathology
§ P. Cyc.
= Penny Cyclopedia
§ Per. =
Persian
§ perh. = perhaps
§ pers. =
person
§ Persp.
= Perspective
§ Pert. =
Pertaining
§ Peruv.
= Peruvian
§ Pet. =
Peter
§ Pg. =
Portuguese
§ Pharm.
= Pharmacy, Pharmacopœia
§ Phil. =
Phillipians
§ Philem.
= Philemon
§ Philol.
= Philology
§ Philos.
= Philosophy
§ Phon. =
Phonetics
§ Photog.
= Photography
§ Photom.
= Photometry
§ Phren.
= Phrenology
§ Phys. =
Physics
§ Phys.
Sci. = Physical Science
§ Physiol.
= Physiology
§ pl. =
plural
§ Poet. =
Poetry, Poetical
§ Pol. =
Polish
§ Pol.
Econ. = Political Economy
§ Polit.
Econ. = Political Economy
§ Pop.
Sci. Monthly = Polular Science Monthly
§ pp. =
pages
§ P.
Plowman = Piers Plowman
§ p.p. =
past participle
§ p.pr.,
p.ple. = present participle
§ Pr. =
Provençal
§ Pref. =
Preface
§ pref. =
prefix
§ prep. =
preposition
§ pres. =
present
§ pret. =
preterit
§ prin. =
principally
§ Print.
= Printing
§ priv. =
privative
§ prob. = probably
§ pron. =
Pronunciation, pronounced, pronoun
§ prop. =
properly
§ Pros. =
Prosody
§ prov. = provincial
§ Prov. =
Provincial
§ Prov. =
Proverbs
§ Ps.,
Psa. = Psalms
§ Pyro.-elect.
= Pyro-electricity
Q
§ Quart.
Rev. = Quarterly Review
§ q. v. =
<it>quod vide</it> (which see)
R
§ R. =
Rare
§ R. C. =
Roman Catholic
§ R. C.
Ch. = Roman Catholic Church
§ Rep.
Sec. of War = Report of Secretary of War
§ Rev. =
Revelation
§ Rev. =
Review
§ Rev.
Ver. = Revised Version (of the Bible)
§ Rhet. =
Rhetoric
§ R. of
Brunne = Robert of Brunne
§ R. of
Gl. = Robert of Gloucester
§ Rom. =
Roman, Romans
§ Rom.
Cath. = Roman Catholic
§ Rom. of
R. = Romaunt of the Rose
§ Rpts. =
reports
§ Russ. =
Russian
S
§ Sam. =
Samaritan
§ Sam. =
Samuel
§ Sat.
Rev. = Saturday Review
§ Sax. =
Saxon
§ sc. = <it>scilicet</it>
(being understood)
§ Scand.
= Scandinavian
§ Sci. =
Science
§ Sci.
Am. = Scientific American
§ Scot. =
Scotland, Scottish
§ Script.
= Scripture, Scriptural
§ Sculp.
= Sculpture
§ Serb =
Serbian
§ Serv. =
Servian
§ Shak. =
Shakespeare
§ sing. =
singular
§ Skr. =
Sanskrit
§ Slav. =
Slavonic
§ Sp. =
Spanish
§ Specif.
= Specifically
§ Stat. =
Statuary
§ subj. =
subjunctive
§ superl.
= superlative
§ Surg. =
Surgery
§ Surv. =
Surveying
§ Sw. =
Swedish
§ Syd.
Soc. Lex. = Sydenham Society Lexicon
§ Syn. =
Synonyms
§ Synop.
= Synopsis
§ Syr. =
Syriac
T
§ Tart. =
Tartaric
§ Teleg.
= Telegraphy
§ term. =
termination
§ Test. =
Testament
§ Theol.
= Theology
§ Thes. =
Thessalonians
§ Tim. =
Timothy
§ Todd
& B. = Todd & Bowman
§ Trans.
= Translation
§ Treas.
= Treasury
§ Trig. =
Trigonometry
§ Turk. =
Turkish
§ Typog.
= Typography
U
§ Univ. =
University
§ Up. =
Upper
§ U. S. =
United States
§ U. S.
Disp. = United States Dispensatory
§ U. S.
Pharm. = United States Pharmacopœia
§ U. S.
Int. Rev. Statutes = United States Internal Revenue Statutes
§ usu. =
usually
V
§ v. =
verb
§ v.i. = intransitive
verb
§ v.t. =
transitive verb
§ var. =
variety
§ vb.n. =
verbal noun
§ Veter.
= Veterinary
§ Vitr. =
Vitruvius
W
§ W. =
Welsh
§ Wall. =
Wallachian
§ Westm.
Cat. = Westminster Catechism
§ Westm.
Rev. = Westminster Review
Z
§ Zech. =
Zechariah
§ Zeph. =
Zephaniah
§ Zoöl. =
Zoölogy
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