Az összes előforduló rövidítés egy helyen - Abbreviations I.
a | (in dates) ante |
abbrev. | abbreviation (of) |
Abbrev. | abbreviation(s) |
Abd. | Aberdeen |
Aberd. | Aberdeen |
Aberdeensh. | Aberdeenshire |
abl. | ablative |
Abol. | abolition |
Aborig. | aboriginal |
Abp. | archbishop |
Abr. | abridged |
Abridg. | abridged |
Abridgem. | abridgement |
absol. | absolute(ly) |
Absol. | absolute |
Abst. | abstract(s) |
abstr. | abstract |
Abstr. | abstract(s) |
Acad. | academia, academy, academic(al) |
acc. | according (to) |
acc. | accusative |
Acc. | account(s) |
Accept. | acceptance |
Accomm. | accommodation |
Accompl. | accomplished |
Accs. | accounts |
Acct. | account |
Accts. | accounts |
accus. | accusative |
Achievem. | achievement |
A.D. | Anno Domini |
ad. | adaptation of |
Add. | addendum, addenda |
Addit. | addition(s) |
Addr. | address |
adj. | adjective, adjectival |
adj. phr. | adjectival phrase |
adjs. | adjectives |
Adm. | admiral |
Adm. | admiralty |
Admin. | administration, administrative |
Admir. | admiralty |
Admon. | admonition |
Admonit. | admonition |
adv. | adverb, adverbial(ly) |
Adv. | advanced |
Adv. | advances |
Adv. | adventure(s) |
Adv. | advices |
Adv. | advocate |
Advancem. | advancement(s) |
advb. | adverb, adverbial(ly) |
Advert. | advertisement |
Advoc. | advocate |
advs. | adverbs |
Advt. | advertisement |
Advts. | advertisements |
Aerodynam. | aerodynamics |
Aeronaut. | aeronautics, aeronautical |
Aff. | affairs |
Affect. | affecting |
Affect. | affection(s) |
Afr. | Africa(n) |
Agric. | agriculture, agricultural |
agst. | against |
Alch. | alchemy |
Alg. | algebra |
Alleg. | allegiance |
Allit. | alliterative |
Alm. | almanac |
Alph. | alphabet, alphabetical |
alt. | alteration |
Amer. | America, American |
Anal. | analysis |
Analyt. | analytic(al) |
Anat. | anatomy, anatomical |
Anc. | ancient |
Anecd. | anecdotes |
Ang. | Anglian |
Angl. | Anglian |
Anglo-Ind. | Anglo-Indian |
Anim. | animal(s) |
Ann. | annal(s) |
Ann. | annual |
Anniv. | anniversary |
Annot. | annotation |
Anon. | (in author names) Anonymous |
Answ. | answer |
Ant. | antiquities |
Anthrop. | anthropology |
Anthropol. | anthropology, anthropological |
Antiq. | antiquity, antiquities |
aphet. | aphetic, aphetized |
Apoc. | apocalyptic(al) |
Apol. | apology, apologies |
app. | apparently |
App. | appendix |
Appl. | applied |
Applic. | application(s) |
appos. | appositive(ly) |
Apr. | April |
Arab. | Arabic |
Arb. | (in author names) Arber |
arch. | archaic |
Arch. | architecture |
Arch. | archive(s) |
Archaeol. | archaeology, archaeological |
Archipel. | archipelago |
Archit. | architecture, architectural |
Argt. | argument |
Arith. | arithmetic |
Arithm. | arithmetic, arithmetical |
Arrangem. | arrangement |
art. | article |
Artic. | articulation |
Artific. | artificial |
Artill. | artillery |
Ashm. | (in author names) Ashmole |
Assemb. | assembly, assemblies |
Assoc. | association |
Assoc. Football | Association Football |
Assyriol. | Assyriology |
Astr. | astronomy |
Astrol. | astrology |
Astron. | astronomy, astronomic(al) |
Astronaut. | astronautics, astronautical |
Att. | Attic |
attrib. | attributive(ly) |
Attrib. | attribute(s) |
Aug. | August |
Austral. | Australia(n) |
Auth. | author(s) |
Autobiog. | autobiography |
Autobiogr. | autobiography, autobiographic(al) |
A.V. | Authorized Version |
Ayrsh. | Ayrshire |
B |
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Bacteriol. | bacteriology, bacteriologic(al) |
B.C. | Before Christ |
B.C. | British Columbia |
Bedford. | Bedfordshire |
Bedfordsh. | Bedfordshire |
bef. | before |
Bel & Dr. | (in the Apocrypha) Bel and the Dragon |
Belg. | Belgian |
Berks. | Berkshire |
Berksh. | Berkshire |
Berw. | Berwickshire |
Berwicksh. | Berwickshire |
betw. | between |
Bibliogr. | bibliography |
Biochem. | biochemistry, biochemical |
Biog. | biography |
Biogr. | biography, biographic(al) |
Biol. | biology, biological |
Bk. | book |
Bks. | books |
BNC | British National Corpus |
Bord. | border |
Bot. | botany, botanic(al) |
Bp. | Bishop |
Braz. | Brazilian |
Brit. | Britain, British |
Bucks. | Buckinghamshire |
Build. | building |
Bull. | bulletin |
Bur. | bureau |
C |
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c. | century |
C. | county, counties |
c | (in dates) circa |
Cal. | calendar |
Calc. | calculus |
Calend. | calendar |
Calif. | California |
Calligr. | calligraphy |
Camb. | Cambridge |
Cambr. | Cambridge |
Campanol. | campanology |
Canad. | Canadian |
Canterb. | Canterbury |
Capt. | captain |
Cartogr. | cartography, cartographic(al) |
Catal. | catalogue |
Catech. | catechism |
Cath. | Catholic |
cent. | century |
Cent. | central |
Cent. | century |
Ceram. | ceramics |
Cert. | certificate |
Certif. | certificate |
cf. | confer, ‘compare’ |
Ch. | Church |
Chamb. | chamber |
Char. | character |
Charac. | character |
Chas. | Charles |
Chem. Engin. | chemical engineering |
Chem. | chemistry, chemical |
Chesh. | Cheshire |
Ch. Hist. | Church history |
Chr. | Christian |
Chr. | (in the Bible) Chronicles |
Chron. | chronology, chronicle |
Chron. | (in the Bible) Chronicles |
Chronol. | chronology |
Chrons. | chronicles |
Cinematogr. | cinematography, cinematographic(al) |
Circ. | circle |
Civ. Law | civil law |
Civil Engin. | civil engineering |
cl. | clause |
Cl. | club |
Class. Antiq. | classical antiquities |
Class. | classical |
Classif. | classification |
Climatol. | climatology |
Clin. | clinical |
cogn. w. | cognate with |
Col. | colonel |
Col. | (in the Bible) Colossians |
Coll. | collected, collection |
Coll. | college |
collect. | collective(ly) |
Collect. | collection |
colloq. | colloquial(ly) |
Colloq. | colloquies |
Coloss. | (in the Bible) Colossians |
Com. | common |
Com. | commission |
Comb. | combination(s) |
comb. form | combining form |
Combs. | combinations |
Comm. | commerce, in commercial usage |
Comm. | common |
Comm. | commentary |
Comm. | commission |
Comm. | committee |
Commandm. | commandment |
Commend. | commendation |
Commerc. | commercial |
Commiss. | commission |
Comm. Law | commercial law |
Commonw. | commonwealth |
Communic. | communication(s) |
comp. | comparative |
comp. | compound, composition |
Comp. | companion |
Comp. | company |
Compan. | companion(s) |
Comp. Anat. | comparative anatomy |
compar. | comparative |
Compar. | comparative |
Compend. | compendium, compendious |
compl. | complement |
Compl. | complete |
Compos. | composition |
conc. | concerning |
Conc. | concise |
Conch. | conchology |
Concl. | conclusion |
concr. | concrete(ly) |
Conf. | conference |
Conf. | confession |
Confid. | confidential |
Confl. | conflict |
Confut. | confutation |
Congr. | congress |
Congreg. | congregation |
Congress. | congressional |
conj. | conjugation |
conj. | conjunction |
Conn. | Connecticut |
cons. | consonant |
Consc. | conscience |
Consecr. | consecrated, consecration |
Consid. | consideration(s) |
Consol. | consolation |
const. | construction, construed with |
Constit. Hist. | constitutional history |
Constit. | constitution(al) |
Constr. | construction |
Contemp. | contemporary |
Contempl. | contemplation |
contempt. | contemptuous(ly) |
Contend. | contending(s) |
Content. | contention |
Contin. | continuation |
contr. | contracted, contraction |
contr. | contrasted (with) |
Contradict. | contradiction |
Contrib. | contribution |
Controv. | controversial |
Controv. | controversy |
Conv. | convention |
Convent. | convention |
Conversat. | conversation |
Convoc. | convocation |
Cor. | (in the Bible) Corinthians |
Cornw. | Cornwall |
Coron. | coronation |
Corr. | correspondence |
corresp. | corresponding (to) |
Corresp. | correspondence |
Counc. | council |
Courtsh. | courtship |
cpd. | compound |
Craniol. | craniology |
Craniom. | craniometry |
Crim. | criminal |
Crim. Law | criminal law |
Crit. | critical |
Crit. | criticism |
Crt. | court |
Crts. | courts |
Cryptogr. | cryptography |
Crystallogr. | crystallography |
Ct. | count |
Ct. | court |
Cumb. | Cumberland |
Cumberld. | Cumberland |
Cumbld. | Cumberland |
Cycl. | cyclopaedia |
Cytol. | cytology, cytological |
D |
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Dan. | (in the Bible) Daniel |
dat. | dative |
Dau. | daughter |
D.C. | District of Columbia |
Deb. | debate |
Dec. | December |
Declar. | declaration |
Ded. | dedicated |
Ded. | dedication |
def. | definite |
def. | definition |
Def. | defence |
Deliv. | deliverance |
dem. | demonstrative |
Demonstr. | demonstration |
Dep. | department |
Dep. | deputy |
Depred. | depredation |
Depredat. | depredation |
Dept. | department |
Derbysh. | Derbyshire |
deriv. | derivative (in etymologies) |
derog. | derogatory |
Descr. | description, descriptive |
Deut. | (in the Bible) Deuteronomy |
Devel. | development |
Devonsh. | Devonshire |
dial. | dialect |
Dial. | dialect |
Dict. | dictionary |
Diffic. | difficult, difficulty |
dim. | diminutive |
Direct. | direction |
Dis. | disease(s) |
Disc. | discourse |
Discipl. | discipline |
Discov. | discovery |
Discrim. | discrimination |
Discuss. | discussion |
Diss. | dissertation |
Dist. | district |
Distemp. | distemper |
Distill. | distilling |
Distrib. | distribution |
Div. | divinity |
Div. | division |
Divers. | diversity |
Dk. | Duke |
Doc. | document(s) |
Doctr. | doctrine |
Domest. | domestic |
Durh. | Durham |
dyslog. | dyslogistic |
E |
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e. | east |
E. | east, eastern |
E. Afr. | East Africa(n) |
E. Angl. | East Anglia(n) |
E. Anglian | East Anglian |
East Ind. | East Indies, East Indian |
east. | eastern (dialect) |
Eccl. | ecclesiastical |
Eccl. | (in the Bible) Ecclesiastes |
Eccles. | ecclesiastical |
Eccles. | (in the Bible) Ecclesiastes |
Eccl. Hist. | ecclesiastical history |
Eccl. Law | ecclesiastical law |
Ecclus. | (in the Apocrypha) Ecclesiasticus |
Ecol. | ecology, ecological |
Econ. | economics, economic(al) |
ed. | edition |
Ed. | edition |
Ed. | Edward |
E.D.D. | English Dialect Dictionary |
Edin. | Edinburgh |
Edinb. | Edinburgh |
Educ. | education, education(al) |
Edw. | Edward |
E.E.T.S. | Early English Text Society |
Egypt. | Egyptian |
Egyptol. | Egyptology |
E. Ind. | East Indies, East Indian |
Electr. | electricity, electric(al) |
Electr. Engin. | electrical engineering |
Electro-magn. | electro-magnetism |
Electro-physiol. | electro-physiology |
Elem. | element(s), elementary |
Eliz. | Elizabeth |
Elizab. | Elizabethan |
ellipt. | elliptical(ly) |
Emb. | embassy |
Embryol. | embryology, embryologic(al) |
e. midl. | east midland (dialect) |
emph. | emphatic(ally) |
Encycl. | encyclopaedia, encyclopaedic |
Encycl. Brit. | Encyclopaedia Britannica |
Encycl. Metrop. | Encyclopaedia Metropolitana |
Eng. | England, English |
Engin. | engineering |
Englishw. | Englishwomen |
Enq. | enquiry |
Ent. | entomology, entomological |
Enthus. | enthusiasm |
Entom. | entomology, entomological |
Entomol. | entomology, entomological |
Enzymol. | enzymology |
eOE | (in dates) early Old English |
Ep. | epistle |
Eph. | (in the Bible) Ephesians |
Ephes. | (in the Bible) Ephesians |
Epil. | epilogue |
Episc. | episcopacy |
Epist. | epistle |
Epit. | epitaph |
Equip. | equipment |
erron. | erroneous(ly) |
Esd. | (in the Apocrypha) Esdras |
esp. | especially |
Ess. | essay(s) |
Essent. | essential |
Establ. | establishment |
Esth. | (in the Bible) Esther |
Ethnol. | ethnology |
etym. | etymology |
etymol. | etymological(ly) |
Etymol. | etymology, etymological |
euphem. | euphemistic(ally) |
Eval. | evaluation |
Evang. | evangelical |
Even. | evening |
Evid. | evidence |
Evol. | evolution, evolutionary |
Ex. doc. | executive document |
Exalt. | exaltation |
Exam. | examination |
exc. | except |
Exch. | exchange |
Exch. | exchequer |
Exec. | execution |
Exec. | executive |
Exerc. | exercise(s) |
Exhib. | exhibition, exhibit(s) |
Exod. | (in the Bible) Exodus |
Exped. | expedition |
Exper. | experiment, experimental |
Explan. | explanation |
Explic. | explication |
Explor. | exploration |
Expos. | exposition, expository |
Ezek. | (in the Bible) Ezekiel |
F |
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f. | feminine |
f. | folio |
Fab. | fable(s) |
fam. | familiar(ly) |
Fam. | family |
famil. | familiar(ly) |
Farew. | farewell |
Feb. | February |
fem. | feminine |
Ff. | folios |
Fifesh. | Fifeshire |
fig. | figurative(ly) |
fl. | floruit, ‘flourished’ |
Footpr. | footprint |
Forfarsh. | Forfarshire |
Fortif. | fortification |
Fortn. | fortnightly |
Found. | foundation(s) |
Fr. | father |
Fr. | French |
Fr. | from |
Fragm. | fragment(s) |
Fratern. | fraternity |
freq. | frequently |
Friendsh. | friendship |
Fund. | fundamental(s) |
Furnit. | furniture |
fut. | future |
G |
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Gal. | (in the Bible) Galatians |
Gard. | garden, gardening |
Gastron. | gastronomy |
Gaz. | gazette |
Gd. | good |
gen. | general(ly) |
gen. | genitive |
Gen. | general |
Gen. | (in the Bible) Genesis |
Geo. | George |
Geog. | geography |
Geogr. | geography, geographic(al) |
Geol. | geology, geologic(al) |
Geom. | geometry, geometric(al) |
Geomorphol. | geomorphology |
Ger. | German |
gerund. | gerundial |
Glac. | glacier(s) |
Glasg. | Glasgow |
Glos. | Gloucestershire |
Gloss. | glossary |
Glouc. | Gloucestershire |
Gloucestersh. | Gloucestershire |
Gosp. | gospel(s) |
Gov. | government |
Govt. | government |
Gr. | grammar |
Gram. | grammar |
Gramm. Analysis | grammatical analysis |
Gt. | great |
Gynaecol. | gynaecology |
H |
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Hab. | (in the Bible) Habakkuk |
Haematol. | haematology |
Hag. | (in the Bible) Haggai |
Hampsh. | Hampshire |
Handbk. | handbook |
Hants. | Hampshire |
Heb. | Hebrew |
Heb. | (in the Bible) Hebrews |
Hebr. | (in the Bible) Hebrews |
Hen. | Henry |
Her. | heraldry |
Herb. | herbalism |
Heref. | Herefordshire |
Hereford. | Herefordshire |
Herefordsh. | Herefordshire |
Hertfordsh. | Hertfordshire |
Hierogl. | Hieroglyphic |
hist. | historical |
Hist. | history, historic(al) |
Histol. | histology, histologic(al) |
Hom. | homilies |
Horol. | horology |
Hort. | horticulture, horticultural |
Hos. | (in the Bible) Hosea |
Hosp. | hospital |
Househ. | household |
Housek. | housekeeping |
Husb. | husbandry |
Hydraul. | hydraulic |
Hydrol. | hydrology, hydrological |
I |
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Ichth. | ichthyology |
Icthyol. | icthyology |
Ideol. | ideology, ideological |
Idol. | idolatry |
Illustr. | illustrated, illustration(s) |
Imag. | imaginary, imagination |
imit. | imitative |
Immunol. | immunology |
imp. | imperative |
imperf. | imperfect |
impers. | impersonal |
impf. | imperfect |
Impr. | impression(s) |
Impr. | imprint |
Impr. | improved |
improp. | improper(ly) |
Inaug. | inaugural |
Inclos. | inclosure |
Ind. | India(n) |
ind. | indicative |
ind. | indirect |
Ind. | industry |
indef. | indefinite |
indic. | indicative |
indir. | indirect |
Industr. | industrial |
Industr. Rel. | industrial relations |
infin. | infinitive |
infl. | influenced |
Infl. | influence |
Innoc. | innocence, innocent |
Inorg. | inorganic |
Inq. | inquiry |
Inst. | institute, institution |
instr. | instrumental |
Instr. | instruction |
int. | interjection |
Intell. | intelligence, intelligent |
Intellect. | intellectual |
Interc. | intercourse |
interj. | interjection |
Interl. | interlude |
Internat. | international |
Interpr. | interpretation |
interrog. | interrogative |
intr. | intransitive |
intrans. | intransitive |
Intro. | introduction |
Introd. | introduction, introductory |
Inv. | inventory, inventories |
Invent. | invention(s) |
Invent. | inventory, inventories |
Invertebr. | invertebrate, invertebrated |
Invert. Zool. | invertebrate zoology |
Investig. | investigation |
Investm. | investment |
Invoc. | invocation |
Ir. | Irish |
Irel. | Ireland |
iron. | ironically |
irreg. | irregular(ly) |
Isa. | (in the Bible) Isaiah |
Ital. | Italian |
J |
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Jahrb. | Jahrbuch |
Jam. | (in the Bible) James |
Jam. | (in author names) Jamieson |
Jan. | January |
Jap. | Japanese |
Jas. | James |
Jas. | (in the Bible) James |
Jer. | (in the Bible) Jeremiah |
joc. | jocular(ly) |
Josh. | (in the Bible) Joshua |
Jrnl. | journal |
Jrnls. | journals |
Jud. | (in the Bible) Judges |
Judg. | (in the Bible) Judges |
Jul. | July |
Jun. | June |
Jun. | junior |
Jurisd. | jurisdiction |
Jurisdict. | jurisdiction |
Jurispr. | jurisprudence |
Justif. | justification |
Justific. | justification |
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