ISO 639 has five code lists. The following is a complete list of ISO 639-2 codes, including the corresponding ISO 639-1 codes where they exist. The codes are sorted by language name in the third column. The ISO 639-3 codes are not included.
The standard defines some codes for special situations:
mis, for "uncoded languages";
mul, for "multiple languages";
und, for "undetermined";
zxx, for "no linguistic content; not applicable".
There is also a range reserved for local use: qaa-qtz.
Where two alpha-3 codes are given in the table, the first is the bibliographic code (B code) and the second is the terminological code (T code).
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
M
N
O
P
Q
| Alpha-3 |
Alpha-2 |
Language name |
Native name |
| qaa-qtz |
|
Reserved for local use |
| que |
qu |
Quechua |
Runa Simi; Kichwa |
R
S
T
U
| Alpha-3 |
Alpha-2 |
Language name |
Native name |
| udm |
|
Udmurt |
удмурт кыл |
| uga |
|
Ugaritic |
| uig |
ug |
Uighur; Uyghur |
Uyƣurqə; Uyğurçe; ئۇيغۇرچ |
| ukr |
uk |
Ukrainian |
українська мова |
| umb |
|
Umbundu |
úmbúndú |
| urd |
ur |
Urdu |
اردو |
| uzb |
uz |
Uzbek |
O'zbek; Ўзбек; أۇزبېك |
V
W
X
| Alpha-3 |
Alpha-2 |
Language name |
Native name |
| xho |
xh |
Xhosa |
isiXhosa |
Y
Z
- ^ Serbo-Croatian was assigned an alpha-2 code
sh, but it is now deprecated. It has no alpha-3 code in ISO 639-2. However, SIL International assigned an ISO 639-3 code hbs to Serbo-Croatian, considering it to be a macro-language.
- ^ Croatian language was assigned an ISO 639-2/B code
scr, but it is now deprecated.
- ^ Serbian language was assigned an ISO 639-2/B code
scc, but it is now deprecated.
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