639 Identifier Documentation: see << Back to Code Tables Seneca [see] Identifier Language Name (s) Status Code Sets Scope Language Type Denotations see Seneca Active 639-3 …

ISO 639 gives comprehensive provisions for the identification and assignment of language identifiers to individual languages, and for the creation of new language code elements or for …

Also see: Library of Congress ISO 639-2 Language Coding Agency (which is the primary authority for Sets 1 and 2 of the standard) and ISO 639-5 Language Coding Agency. These sites are …

What kinds of languages can receive a code under ISO 639-3? Languages in use by a group of people for human communication, and that have been in use for a period of time are eligible …

This page is an index of all Change Requests for the current review period and past review periods. Click the link on the change request number to see all the details of the change …

When submitting a change request to create a new language code element, please write a separate statement for each new language in your proposal containing as much information as …

Also see: Library of Congress ISO 639-2 Language Coding Agency (which is the primary authority for Sets 1 and 2 of the standard) and ISO 639-5 Language Coding Agency.

Also see: Library of Congress ISO 639-2 Language Coding Agency (which is the primary authority for Sets 1 and 2 of the standard) and ISO 639-5 Language Coding Agency. These sites are …

Sumtu Chin [csv] Identifier Language Name (s) Status Code Sets Scope Language Type Denotations csv Sumtu Chin Active 639-3 Individual Living Ethnologue, Glottolog, Wikipedia

Changes that have been adopted The following change requests have been adopted by the Registration Authority. They affect the language code elements that are enumerated. Click on …