&c.et cetera (and so on)A.D.Anno DominiAgl.AngleseyAp.ApocryphaArab.ArabicAram.AramaicB.C.Before ChristBre.Brecknock(shire)Bret.BretonBrit.BritishCelt.CelticChr.Chronicles (OT)Col.Colossians (NT)Cor.Corinthians (NT)Corn.CornishCrd.CardiganshireCrm.CarmarthenshireCrn.CaernarvonshireDan.Daniel (OT)Den.DenbighshireDeut.Deuteronomy (OT)Dr.DoctorDu.DutchE.EnglishEccles.Ecclesiastes (OT)Ecclus.Ecclesiasticus (Ap.)Engl.England, EnglishEph.Ephesians (NT)Esd.Esdras (Ap.)Exod.Exodus (OT)Ezek.Ezekiel (OT)Fli.FlintshireFr.FrenchGael.(Scottish) GaelicGal.Galatians (NT)Gaul.GaulishGen.Genesis (OT)Ger.GermanGk.GreekGla.GlamorganGoed.GoedelicGoth.GothicHab.Habakkuk (OT)Hag.Haggai (OT)Heb.Hebrew, Hebrews (NT)Hos.Hosea (OT)IE.Indo-EuropeanIr.IrishIsa.Isaiah (OT)It.ItalianJas.James (NT)Jer.Jeremiah (OT)Josh.Joshua (OT)Judg.Judges (OT)Kgs.Kings (OT)L.Late (to denote a period in the development of a language)Lam.Lamentations (OT)Lat.LatinLev.Leviticus (OT)M.Medieval, Middle (to denote a period in the development of a language)Macc.Maccabees (Ap.)Mal.Malachi (OT)Matt.Matthew (NT)Mer.MerionethshireMic.Micah (OT)Mod.Modern (to denote a period in the development of a language)Mon.MonmouthshireMtg.Montgomery(shire)NTNew TestamentNeh.Nehemiah (OT)Nor.Norwegian, NorseNum.Numbers (OT)O.Old (to denote a period in the development of a language)OTOld TestamentObad.Obadiah (OT)Pem.PembrokeshirePers.PersianPet.Peter (NT)Phil.Philippians (NT)Philem.Philemon (NT)Pr. of ManThe Prayer of Manasseh (Ap.) Prov.Proverbs (OT)Ps.Psalms (OT)Pss.PsalmsRad.Radnor(shire)Rest of Esth.Additions to Esther (Ap.)Rev.Revelation (NT)Rom.Romans (NT)Sam.Samuel (OT)Scand.Scandinavia(n)Skr.SanskritSp.SpanishSt.Saint [xii]Sus.Susanna (Ap.)Thess.Thessalonians (NT)Tim.Timothy (NT)USAUnited States of AmericaWisd.The Wisdom of Solomon (Ap.)Zech.Zechariah (OT)Zeph.Zephaniah (OT)a.ante, beforea.m.before noonabbr.abbreviation, &c.abbrs.abbreviationsabl.ablativeacc.accusativeact.active(ly)adj.adjective, &c.adjs.adjectivesadv.adverb, &c.advs.adverbsanal.analogy, &c.app.apparentlyapprox.approximate(ly)archaeol.archaeology, &c. archit.architecturearith.arithmetic, &c.art.articleassim.assimilation, &c.astrol.astrology, &c.astron.astronomy, &c.back-form.back-formationbibl.biblicalbiol.biology, &c.bot.botany, &c.c.century, circacf.comparechem.chemistry, &c.cogn.cognatecollect.collective(ly)colloq.colloquial(ly)com.common(ly)comb.combination, combiningcombs.combinationscomp.comparativecompd.compoundconfus.confusion, &c.conj.conjunctionconjs.conjunctionscons.consonant, &c.conss.consonantscontr.contraction, &c.corresp.corresponding, &c.corrupt.corruptiond.(old) penny, pencedat.dativedef.definitedem.demonstrativederog.derogatory, &c.dial.dialect, &c.dict.dictionarydim.diminutive, &c.dims.diminutivesdissim.dissimilation, &c.e.g.for exampleeccl.ecclesiastical, &c.electr.electricity, &c.engin.engineering, &c.equat.equativeerron.erroneous(ly)esp.especial(ly)etym.etymologyex.exampleexcl.exclamation, &c., exclusive, &c.exx.examplesfacet.facetious, &c.fem.femininefig.figurative(ly)fut.futuregen.general, &c.genit.genitivegeog.geography, &c.geol.geology, &c.gram.grammar, &c.her.heraldry, &c.hist.historical, historyhort.horticulture, &c.i.e.id est, that isib.ibidem, exactly the sameid.idem, the sameimper.imperativeimperf.imperfectimpers.impersonalind.indirectindef.indefiniteindic.indicativeinfl.influence, &c.int.interjectioninterrog.interrogative(ly)intr.intransitiveints.interjectionsirreg.irregular(ly)l.c.loco citato, from the place citedlit.literal(ly)masc.masculinemath.mathematics, &c.med.medicine, &c.min.mineralogy, mining, &c.mistransl.mistranslationmod.modernmus.music, &c.mut.mutation, mutablemyth.mythology, &c.n.nounnaut.nauticalneg.negativenom.nominativens.nounsnum.numeralobj.object, objectiveobs.obsoleteoccas.occasional(ly)op. cit.opere citato, from the work citedopp.(as) opposed (to), oppositeorig.origin, original(ly)ornith.ornithology, &c.p.post, afterp.m.after noonpart.participlepass.passive(ly)perh.perhapspers.person(al)philol.philology, &c.philos.philosophy, &c.phonet.phonetics, &c.phr.phrasephrs.prasesphys.physics, physicalpl.plural plup.pluperfectpolit.politics, politicalpos.positiveposs.possessivepred.predicate, predicative(ly)pref.prefixprep.prepositionpreps.prepositionspres.present (tense)print.printingprob.probable, &c.pron.pronoun, &c.prop.proper(ly)pros.prosody, &c.prov.proverb, &c.prs.person(al)prt.particlepsych.psychology, &c.q.v.quod vide, which seeref.referencerefl.reflexive(ly)rel.relativerhet.rhetoric(al)s.shilling(s)sent.sentencesing.singularspec.special(ly)subj.subjunctivesuf.suffixsuperl.superlativesyl.syllable, &c.syn.synonym, &c.theol.theology, &c.tr.transitivetransf.transferred sensetransl.translation, &c.translit.transliteration, &c.typogr.typography, &c.unkn.unknownusu.usual(ly)var.variantvars.variantsvb.verbvbl.verbalvbs.verbsvn.verb-nounvoc.vocative