TBX Language Codes
When converting data between tbx and termbases, some languages can change. This is because MultiTerm languages are partly proprietary, since they were created before Windows supported them. See below for a list of affected languages. For example MultiTerm represents Spanish (Modern Sort) as ES-EM, and Spanish (Traditional Sort) as ES-ES, while tbx's ISO strings represent Spanish (Modern Sort) as es-ES. Therefore if you start with a termbase with different indices for ES-ES and ES-EM in MultiTerm, the tbx file would represent both of them as es-ES.
Language Name |
Language Code |
ISO Code |
Azeri (Cyrillic) |
AZ-CY |
az |
Azeri (Latin) |
AZ-LT |
az |
Bosnian (Latin, Bosnia and Herzegovina) |
SH-B2 |
bs-BA |
Bosnian |
SH-B2 |
bs |
Croatian (Bosnia and Herzegovina) |
SH-B1 |
hr-BA |
Croatian (Croatia) |
SH-HR |
hr-HR |
Croatian |
SH-HR |
hr |
Divehi |
DIV |
dv |
Hebrew |
IW |
he |
Korean (Johab) |
KO-JH |
ko |
Korean (Korea) |
KO-KR |
ko |
Norwegian (Bokmal) |
NO-NO |
nb |
Norwegian (Nynorsk) |
NO-NY |
nn-NO |
Scottish Gaelic |
GA-CT |
gd |
Serbian (Cyrillic) |
SH-YU |
sr-SP |
Serbian (Cyrillic, Bosnia and Herzegovina) |
SH-B4 |
sr-BA |
Serbian (Latin) |
SH-SR |
sr-SP |
Serbian (Latin, Bosnia and Herzegovina) |
SH-B3 |
sr-BA |
Sorbian |
SO |
hsb |
Spanish (Modern Sort) |
ES-EM |
es-ES |
Spanish (Spain) |
ES-ES |
es-ES |
Uzbek (Cyrillic) |
UZ-CY |
uz |
Uzbek (Latin) |
UZ-LT |
uz |
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