// Copyright (c) 1998-2003 IBM, Inc. and others. // // Maltese locale. // Maintained by srl@monkey.sbay.org [See below for full credits] // // Search for 'Sources' below for source abbreviations // Note, this file is in UTF-8 // Quick rundown on Maltese Unicode: // --------------------------------- // l U // ċ = U+010B Ċ = U+010A 'ch' // ġ = U+0121 Ġ = U+0120 soft G // ħ = U+0127 Ħ = U+0126 voiced H [or 2nd letter of 'silent' għ] // ż = U+017c Ż = U+017B 'dz' // // COMBINING MARKS: // There is no combining mark for the slash (h/) // but, U+0307 is the DOT ABOVE needed for ż, ċ, and ġ (in collation rules) mt { Version { "2.0" } // 2003-10-18 - first MSA 200:2003 compliant v //Variants{ // PREEURO { "Qabel il-Euro" } //} // 'e' on left denotes formerly commented out dups of english Languages { Fallback{ "en"} root { "Għerq" } // the root locale //------------------------------------------------ /*e*/ aa { "Afar" } // Afar ab { "Abkażjan" } // Abkhazian ace { "Aċiniż" } // Achinese ach { "Akoli" } // Acoli /*e*/ ada { "Adangme" } // Adangme /*e*/ ae { "Avestan" } // Avestan af { "Afrikans" } // Afrikaans afa { "Afro-Asjatiku (Oħra)" } // Afro-Asiatic (Other) afh { "Afriħili" } // Afrihili ///*e*/ aka { "Akan" } // Akan akk { "Akkadjen" } // Akkadien /*e*/ ale { "Aleut" } // Aleut alg { "Lingwi Algonqwinjani" } // Algonquian Languages am { "Amħariku" } // Amharic ang { "Ingliż, Antik (ca.450-1100)" } // English, Old (ca.450-1100) apa { "Lingwi Apaċi" } // Apache Languages ar { "Għarbi" } // Arabic arc { "Aramajk" } // Aramaic arn { "Arawkanjan" }// Araucanian arp { "Arapaħo" } // Arapaho art { "Artifiċjali (Oħra)" } // Artificial (Other) /*e*/ arw { "Arawak" } // Arawak /*e*/ as { "Assamese" } // Assamese ath { "Lingwi Atabaskani" } // Athapaskan Languages aus { "Lingwi Awstraljani" }// Australian Languages av { "Avarik" } // Avaric awa { "Awadħi" } // Awadhi ay { "Ajmara" } // Aymara az { "Ażerbajġani" } // Azerbaijani ba { "Baxkir" } // Bashkir /*e*/ bad { "Banda" } // Banda bai { "Lingwi Bamileke" } // Bamileke Languages bal { "Baluċi" } // Baluuchi /*e*/ bam { "Bambara" } // Bambara ban { "Baliniż" } // Balinese /*e*/ bas { "Basa" } // Basa bat { "Baltiku (Oħra)" } // Baltic (Other) be { "Belarussu" } // Belarusian /*e*/ bej { "Beja" } // Beja /*e*/ bem { "Bemba" } // Bemba /*e*/ ber { "Beber" } // Beber bg { "Bulgaru" } // Bulgarian bh { "Biħari" } // Bihari bho { "Bojpuri" } // Bhojpuri /*e*/ bi { "Bislama" } // Bislama /*e*/ bik { "Bikol" } // Bikol /*e*/ bin { "Bini" } // Bini /*e*/ bla { "Siksika" } // Siksika /*e*/ bn { "Bengali" } // Bengali /*e*/ bnt { "Bantu" } // Bantu bo { "Tibetjan" } // Tibetan /*e*/ br { "Brenton" } // Brenton /*e*/ bra { "Braj" } // Braj bs { "Bosnijan" } // Bosnian /*e*/ btk { "Batak" } // Batak bua { "Burjat" } // Buriat bug { "Buginiż" } // Buginese ca { "Katalan" } // Catalan cad { "Kaddo" } // Caddo cai { "Amerika Ċentrali (Oħra)" } // Central American Indian (Other) car { "Karib" } // Carib cau { "Kawkasu (Oħra)" } // Caucasian (Other) ce { "Ċeċen" } // Chechen ceb { "Sibwano" } // Cebuano cel { "Keltiku (Oħra)" } // Celtic (Other) ch { "Ċamorro" } // Chamorro chb { "Ċibċa" } // Chibcha chg { "Ċagataj" } // Chagatai chk { "Ċukese" } // Chuukese /*e*/ chm { "Mari" } // Mari chn { "Ġargon taċ-Ċinuk" } // Chinook Jargon cho { "Ċostaw" } // Choctaw chp { "Ċipewjan" } // Chipewyan chr { "Ċerokij" } // Cherokee chy { "Xajenn" } // Cheyenne cmc { "Lingwi Ċamiki" } // Chamic Languages co { "Korsiku" } // Corsican cop { "Koptiku" } // Coptic cpe { "Kreoli u Piġini, Bbażat fuq l-Ingliż (Oħra)" } // Creoles and Pidgins, English-based (Other) cpf { "Kreoli u Piġini, Bbażat fuq il-Franċiż (Oħra)" } // Creoles and Pidgins, French-based (Other) cr { "Krij" } // Cree crp { "Kreoli u Piġini (Oħra)" } // Creoles and Pidgins (Other) cs { "Ċek" } // Czech cu { "Slaviku tal-Knisja" } // Church Slavic cus { "Kuxtiku (Oħra)" } // Cushitic (Other) cv { "Ċuvax" } // Chuvash cy { "Welx" } // Welsh da { "Daniż" } // Danish /*e*/ dak { "Dakota" } // Dakota day { "Dajak" } // Dayak de { "Ġermaniż" } // German del { "Delawerjan" } // Delaware den { "Slav" } // Slave /*e*/ dgr { "Dogrib" } // Dogrib /*e*/ din { "Dinka" } // Dinka dv { "Diveħi" } // Divehi /*e*/ doi { "Dogri" } // Dogri dra { "Dravidjan (Oħra)" } // Dravidian (Other) dua { "Dwala" } // Duala dum { "Olandiż, Medjevali (ca. 1050-1350)" } // Dutch, Middle (ca. 1050-1350) dyu { "Djula" } // Dyula //dz { "Vutani" } // Bhutani dz { "Dżongka" } // Dzongkha /*e*/ efi { "Efik" } // Efik egy { "Eġizzjan (Antik)" } // Egyptian (Ancient) /*e*/ eka { "Ekajuk" } // Ekajuk el { "Grieg" } // Greek elx { "Elamit" } // Elamite en { "Ingliż" } // English enm { "Ingliż, Medjevali (1100-1500)" } // English, Middle( 1100 -1500) /*e*/ eo { "Esperanto" } // Esperanto es { "Spanjol" } // Spanish et { "Estonjan" } // Estonian eu { "Bask" } // Basque ///*e*/ ewe { "Ewe" } // Ewe /*e*/ ewo { "Ewondo" } // Ewondo fa { "Persjan" } // Persian /*e*/ fan { "Fang" } // Fang /*e*/ fat { "Fanti" } // Fanti ff { "Fulaħ" } // Fulah fi { "Finlandiż" } // Finnish fiu { "Finno - Ugrijan" } // Finno - Ugrian fj { "Fiġi" } // Fiji fo { "Fawriż" } // Faeroese /*e*/ fon { "Fon" } // Fon fr { "Franċiż" } // French frm { "Franċiż, Medjevali (ca. 1400-1600)" } // French, Middle (ca.1400-1600) fro { "Franċiż, Antik (842-ca. 1400)" } // French, Old (842-ca.1400) fur { "Frijuljan" } // Friulian fy { "Friżjan" } // Frisian ga { "Irlandiż" } // Irish /*e*/ gaa { "Ga" } // Ga gay { "Gajo" } // Gayo gba { "Gbaja" } // Gbaya gd { "Galliku Skoċċiż" } // Scots Gaelic gem { "Ġermaniku (Oħra)" } // Germanic (Other) gil { "Gilbertjan" } // Gilbertese gl { "Gallegjan" } // Gallegan //gla { "Galliku (Skoċċiż)" } // Gaelic (Scots) gmh { "Ġermaniku, Medjevali Pulit (ca. 1050-1500)" } // German, Middle High (ca.1050-1500) gn { "Gwarani" } // Guarani goh { "Ġermaniku, Antik Pulit (ca. 750-1050)" } // German, Old High (ca.750-1050) /*e*/ gon { "Gondi" } // Gondi /*e*/ gor { "Gorontalo" } // Gorontalo got { "Gotiku" } // Gothic grb { "Ġerbo" } // Gerbo grc { "Grieg, Antik (to 1453)" } // Greek, Ancient (to 1453) gu { "Guġarati" } // Gujarati gv { "Manks" } // Manx gwi { "Gwiċin" } // Gwich'in hai { "Ħajda" } // Haida ha { "Ħawsa" } // Hausa haw { "Ħawajjan" } // Hawaiian he { "Ebrajk" } // Hebrew hi { "Ħindi" } // Hindi him { "Ħimaċali" } // Himachali hit { "Ħittit" } // Hittite hmn { "Ħmong" } // Hmong ho { "Ħiri Motu" } // Hiri Motu hr { "Kroat" } // Croatian hu { "Ungeriż" } // Hungarian hup { "Ħupa" } // Hupa hy { "Armenjan" } // Armenian hz { "Ħerero" } // Herero /*e*/ ia { "Interlingua" } // Interlingua /*e*/ iba { "Iban" } // Iban ///*e*/ ibo { "Igbo" } // Igbo id { "Indoneżjan" } // Indonesian /*e*/ ie { "Interlingue" } // Interlingue ijo { "Iġo" } // Ijo ik { "Inupjak" } // Inupiak /*e*/ ilo { "Iloko" } // Iloko inc { "Indjan (Oħra)" } // Indic (Other) ine { "Indo-Ewropew" } // Indo-European ira { "Iranjan" } // Iranian iro { "Lingwi Irogwjani" } // Iroguoian Languages is { "Iżlandiż" } // Icelandic it { "Taljan" } // Italian /*e*/ iu { "Inukitut" } // Inukitut ja { "Ġappuniż" } // Japanese jpr { "Lhudi-Persjan" } // Judeo-Persian jrb { "Lhudi-Għarbi" } // Judeo-Arabic jv { "Ġavaniż" } // Javanese ka { "Ġorġjan" } // Georgian /*e*/ kaa { "Kara-Kalpak" } // Kara-Kalpak kab { "Kabuljan" } // Kabyle kac { "Kaċin" } // Kachin /*e*/ kam { "Kamba" } // Kamba /*e*/ kar { "Karen" } // Karen ///*e*/ kau { "Kanuri" } // Kanuri /*e*/ kaw { "Kawi" } // Kawi kha { "Kasi" } // Khasi khi { "Kojsan" } // Khoisan kho { "Kotaniż" } // Khotanese ki { "Kikuju" } // Kikuyu kk { "Każak" } // Kazakh kl { "Kalallisut" } // Kalaallisut km { "Kmer" } // Khmer /*e*/ kmb { "Kimbundu" } // Kimbundu /*e*/ kn { "Kannada" } // Kannada ko { "Korejan" } // Korean /*e*/ kok { "Konkani" } // Konkani ///*e*/ kon { "Kongo" } // Kongo kos { "Kosrejan" } // Kosrean /*e*/ kpe { "Kpelle" } // Kpelle /*e*/ kro { "Kru" } // Kru kru { "Kurusk" } // Kuruckh ks { "Kaxmiri" } // Kashmiri ku { "Kurdiż" } // Kurdish kum { "Kumiku" } // Kumyk kut { "Kutenaj" } // Kutenai /*e*/ kv { "Komi" } // Komi kw { "Korniku" } // Cornish ky { "Kirgiż" } // Kirghiz /*e*/ la { "Latin" } // Latin /*e*/ lad { "Ladino" } // Ladino lah { "Landa" } // Lahnda /*e*/ lam { "Lamba" } // Lamba lb { "Letżburgiż" } // Letzeburgesch lez { "Leżgjan" } // Lezghian ln { "Lingaljan" } // Lingala /*e*/ lo { "Lao" } // Lao /*e*/ lol { "Mongo" } // Mongo loz { "Lożi" } // Lozi lt { "Litwanjan" } // Lithuanian lua { "Luba-Luluwa" } // Luba-Lulua ///*e*/ lub { "Luba-Katanga" } // Luba-Katanga ///*e*/ lug { "Ganda" } // Ganda lui { "Luwisinuż" } // Luiseeno /*e*/ lun { "Lunda" } // Lunda luo { "Luwa" } // Lua lus { "Luxaj" } // Lushai lv { "Latvjan (Lettix)" } // Latvian (Lettish) mad { "Maduriż" } // Madurese mag { "Magaħi" } // Magahi mai { "Majtili" } // Maithili /*e*/ mak { "Makasar" } // Makasar man { "Mandingwan" } // Mandingue map { "Awstronesjan" } // Austronesian mas { "Masaj" } // Masai /*e*/ mdr { "Mandar" } // Mandar /*e*/ men { "Mende" } // Mende mg { "Malagażi" } // Malagasy mga { "Irlandiż, Medjevali (900-1200)" } // Irish, Middle (900-1200) mh { "Marxall" } // Marshall /*e*/ mi { "Maori" } // Maori mic { "Mikmek" } // Mic-Mac min { "Minangkabaw" } // Minangkabau mis { "Lingwi Oħra" } // Miscellaneous Languages mk { "Maċedonjan" } // Macedonian mkh { "Mon-Kmer (Oħra)" } // Mon-Khmer (Other) ml { "Malajalam" } // Malayalam mn { "Mongoljan" } // Mongolian mnc { "Manċurjan" } // Manchu /*e*/ mni { "Manipuri" } // Manipuri mno { "Lingwi Manobo" } // Manobo Languages mo { "Moldavjan" } // Moldavian moh { "Moħak" } // Mohawk /*e*/ mos { "Mossi" } // Mossi mr { "Marati" } // Marathi ms { "Malajan" } // Malay mt { "Malti" } // Maltese [MSA 200:2003 4.13] mul { "Lingwi Diversi" } // Multiple Languages mun { "Lingwi tal-Munda" } // Munda Languages mus { "Kriek" } // Creek /*e*/ mwr { "Marwari" } // Marwari my { "Burmiż" } // Burmese myn { "Majan" } // Mayan na { "Nawuru" } // Nauru nah { "Naħwatil" } // Nahuatl nai { "Indjan tal-Amerika ta' Fuq (Oħra)" } // North American Indian (Other) nb { "Bokmahal Norveġiż" } // Norwegian Bokmål nd { "Ndebele, ta' Fuq" } // Ndebele, North nds { "Ġermaniż Komuni; Sassonu Komuni" } // Low German; Low Saxon ne { "Nepaliż" } // Nepali /*e*/ new { "Newari" } // Newari /*e*/ ng { "Ndonga" } // Ndonga nia { "Nijas" } // Nias nic { "Niġerjan - Kordofanjan" } // Niger - Kordofanian niu { "Nijuwejan" } // Niuean nl { "Olandiż" } // Dutch nn { "Ninorsk Norveġiż" } // Norwegian Nynorsk no { "Norveġiż" } // Norwegian non { "Skandinav, Antik" } // Norse, Old nr { "Ndebele, t'Isfel" } // Ndebele, South nso { "Soto, ta' Fuq" } // Sotho, Northern nub { "Lingwi Nubjani" } // Nubian Languages nv { "Navaħo" } // Navajo ny { "Ċiċewa; Njanġa" } // Chichewa; Nyanja nym { "Njamweżi" } // Nyamwezi nyo { "Njoro" } // Nyoro nzi { "Nżima" } // Nzima oc { "Provenzal (wara 1500)" } // Provençal; Occitan (post 1500) oj { "Oġibwa" } // Ojibwa /*e*/ om { "Oromo (Afan)" } // Oromo (Afan) or { "Orija" } // Oriya os { "Ossettiku" } // Ossetic osa { "Osaġjan" } // Osage ota { "Tork (Imperu Ottoman)" } // Turkish (Ottoman Empire) oto { "Lingwi Otomjani" } // Otomian Languages pa { "Punġabi" } // Punjabi paa { "Papwan (Oħra)" } // Papuan (Ohter) pag { "Pangasinjan" } // Pangasinan pal { "Paħlavi" } // Pahlavi pam { "Pampamga" } // pampamga? pap { "Papjamento" } // Papiamento pau { "Palawjan" } // Palauan peo { "Persjan Antik (ca. 600-400 Q.K.)" } // Persian Old (ca.600-400 B.C.) phi { "Filippin (Oħra)" } // Philippine (Other) phn { "Feniċju" } // Phoenician /*e*/ pi { "Pali" } // Pali pl { "Pollakk" } // Polish pon { "Ponpejan" } // Pohnpeian pra { "Lingwi Prakriti" } // Prakrit Languages pro { "Provenzal, Antik (sa l-1500)" } // Provençal, Old (to 1500) ps { "Paxtun" } // Pashto (Pushto) pt { "Portugiż" } // Portuguese qu { "Keċwa" } // Quechua raj { "Raġastani" } // Rajastani rap { "Rapanwi" } // Rapanui rar { "Rarotongani" } // Rarotongan rm { "Reto-Romanz" } // Rhaeto-Romance /*e*/ rn { "Rundi" } // Rundi ro { "Rumen" } // Romanian roa { "Romanz (Oħra)" } // Romance (Other) rom { "Żingaru" } // Romany ru { "Russu" } // Russian rw { "Kinjarwanda" }// Kinyarwanda /*e*/ sa { "Sanskrit" } // Sanskrit /*e*/ sad { "Sandawe" } // Sandawe sah { "Jakut" } // Yakut sai { "Indjan tal-Amerika t'Isfel (Oħra)" } // South American Indian (Other) sal { "Salixan" } // Salishan /*e*/ sam { "Samritan" } // Samritan /*e*/ sas { "Saska" } // Saska /*e*/ sat { "Santali" } // Santali sc { "Sardinjan" } // Sardinian sco { "Skoċċiż" } // Scots sd { "Sindi" } // Sindhi se { "Sami ta' Fuq" }// Northern Sami /*e*/ sel { "Selkup" } // Selkup sem { "Semitiku" } // Semitic /*e*/ sg { "Sango" } // Sango sga { "Irlandiż, Antik (sa l-900)" } // Irish, Old (to 900) sgn { "Lingwa tas-Sinjali" } // Sign Languages sh { "Serbo-Kroat" } // Serbo-Croatian shn { "Xan" } // Shan si { "Sinħaliż" } // Sinhalese /*e*/ sid { "Sidamo" } // Sidamo sio { "Lingwi Suwjani" } // Siouan Languages sit { "Sino-Tibetjani (Oħra)" } // Sino-Tibetan (Other) sk { "Slovakk" } // Slovak sl { "Slav" } // Slovenian sm { "Samojan" } // Samoan sn { "Xona" } // Shona /*e*/ snk { "Soninke" } // Soninke /*e*/ so { "Somali" } // Somali /*e*/ sog { "Sogdien" } // Sogdien son { "Songaj" } // Songhai sq { "Albaniż" } // Albanian sr { "Serb" } // Serbian /*e*/ srr { "Serer" } // Serer /*e*/ ss { "Swati" } // Swati ssa { "Nilo-Saħaram" } // Nilo-Saharam st { "Soto, t'Isfel" } // Sotho, Southern su { "Sundaniż" } // Sundanese /*e*/ suk { "Sukuma" } // Sukuma /*e*/ sus { "Susu" } // Susu sux { "Sumerjan" } // Sumerian sv { "Svediż" } // Swedish sw { "Swaħili" } // Swahili syr { "Sirjan" } // Syriac /*e*/ ta { "Tamil" } // Tamil tai { "Tai (Oħra)" } // Tai (Other) /*e*/ te { "Telugu" } // Telugu /*e*/ tem { "Timne" } // Timne /*e*/ ter { "Tereno" } // Tereno /*e*/ tet { "Tetum" } // Tetum tg { "Taġik" } // Tajik th { "Tajlandiż" } // Thai /*e*/ tig { "Tigre" } // Tigre ti { "Tigrinja" } // Tigrinya /*e*/ tiv { "Tiv" } // Tiv tk { "Turkmeni" } // Turkmen /*e*/ tl { "Tagalog" } // Tagalog /*e*/ tli { "Tlingit" } // Tlingit tmh { "Tamaxek" } // Tamashek tn { "Zwana" } // Tswana tog { "Tonga (Njasa)" } // Tonga (Nyasa) to { "Tongan (Gżejjer ta' Tonga)" } // Tongan (Tonga Islands) tr { "Tork" } // Turkish /*e*/ ts { "Tsonga" } // Tsonga tsi { "Zimxjan" } // Tsimshian /*e*/ tt { "Tatar" } // Tatar /*e*/ tum { "Tumbuka" } // Tumbuka tut { "Altajk (Oħra)" } // Altaic (Other) /*e*/ tvl { "Tuvalu" } // Tuvalu /*e*/ tw { "Twi" } // Twi ty { "Taħitjan" } // Tahitian tyv { "Tuvinjan" } // Tuvinian ug { "Wigur" } // Uighur uga { "Ugaritiku" } // Ugaritic uk { "Ukranjan" } // Ukrainian /*e*/ umb { "Umbundu" } // Umbundu und { "Indeterminat" } // Undetermined /*e*/ ur { "Urdu" } // Urdu uz { "Użbek" } // Uzbek /*e*/ vai { "Vai" } // Vai ///*e*/ ven { "Venda" } // Venda vi { "Vjetnamiż" } // Vietnamese /*e*/ vo { "Volapuk" } // Volapuk vot { "Votik" } // Votic wak { "Lingwi Wakaxani" } // Wakashan Languages /*e*/ wal { "Walamo" } // Walamo war { "Waraj" } // Waray was { "Waxo" } // Washo wen { "Lingwi Sorbjani" } // Sorbian Languages /*e*/ wo { "Wolof" } // Wolof xh { "Ħoża" } // Xhosa yao { "Jao" } // Yao yap { "Japese" } // Yapese yi { "Jiddix" } // Yiddish yo { "Joruba" } // Yoruba ypk { "Lingwi Jupiċi" } // Yupik Languages za { "Żwang" } // Zhuang zap { "Żapotek" } // Zapotec zen { "Żenaga" } // Zenaga zh { "Ċiniż" } // Chinese znd { "Żande" } // Zande zu { "Żulu" } // Zulu zun { "Żuni" } // Zuni } // 'e' on left denotes formerly commented out dups of english // Duplicate data has been commented out. Countries { Fallback{ "en"} /*e*/ AD { "Andorra" } // Andorra AE { "Emirati Għarab Maqgħuda" } // United Arab Emirates AF { "Afganistan" } // Afghanistan AI { "Angwilla" } // Anguilla AL { "Albanija" } // Albania AM { "Armenja" } // Armenia AN { "Antilles Olandiżi" } // Netherlands Antilles /*e*/ AO { "Angola" } // Angola AR { "Arġentina" } // Argentina AS { "Samoa Amerikana" } // American Samoa AT { "Awstrija" } // Austria AU { "Awstralja" } // Australia /*e*/ AW { "Aruba" } // Aruba AZ { "Ażerbajġan" } // Azerbaijan BA { "Bożnija Ħerżegovina" } // Bosnia and Herzegovina /*e*/ BB { "Barbados" } // Barbados BD { "Bangladexx" } // Bangladesh BE { "Belġju" } // Belgium /*e*/ BF { "Burkina Faso" } // Burkina Faso BG { "Bulgarija" } // Bulgaria BH { "Baħrajn" } // Bahrain /*e*/ BI { "Burundi" } // Burundi /*e*/ BJ { "Benin" } // Benin /*e*/ BM { "Bermuda" } // Bermuda BN { "Brunej" } // Brunei BO { "Bolivja" } // Bolivia BR { "Brażil" } // Brazil BS { "Baħamas" } // Bahamas BT { "Butan" } // Bhutan /*e*/ BW { "Botswana" } // Botswana BY { "Bjelorussja" } // Belarus BZ { "Beliże" } // Belize CA { "Kanada" } // Canada CF { "Repubblika Afrikana Ċentrali" } // Central African Republic CG { "Kongo" } // Congo CH { "Svizzera" } // Switzerland CI { "Kosta ta' l-Avorju" } // Côte d'Ivoire CL { "Ċili" } // Chile CM { "Kamerun" } // Cameroon CN { "Ċina" } // China CO { "Kolumbja" } // Colombia CR { "Kosta Rika" } // Costa Rica CU { "Kuba" } // Cuba CV { "Kape Verde" } // Cape Verde CY { "Ċipru" } // Cyprus CZ { "Repubblika Ċeka" } // Czech Republic DE { "Ġermanja" } // Germany DJ { "Ġibuti" } // Djibouti DK { "Danimarka" } // Denmark DM { "Dominika" } // Dominica DO { "Republikka Domenikana" } // Dominican Republic DZ { "Alġerija" } // Algeria EC { "Ekwador" } // Ecuador EE { "Estonja" } // Estonia EG { "Eġittu" } // Egypt EH { "Sahara tal-Punent" } // Western Sahara ER { "Eritreja" } // Eritrea ES { "Spanja" } // Spain ET { "Etijopja" } // Ethiopia FI { "Finlandja" } // Finland FJ { "Fiġi" } // Fiji FM { "Mikronesja" } // Micronesia FO { "Gżejjer Faroe" } // Faroe Islands FR { "Franza" } // France /*e*/ GA { "Gabon" } // Gabon GB { "Ingilterra" } // United Kingdom GE { "Ġorġja" } // Georgia GF { "Gujana Franċiża" } // French Guiana GH { "Gana" } // Ghana GL { "Grinlandja" } // Greenland GM { "Gambja" } // Gambia GN { "Gineja" } // Guinea GP { "Gwadelupe" } // Guadeloupe GQ { "Ginea Ekwatorjali" } // Equatorial Guinea GR { "Greċja" } // Greece GT { "Gwatemala" } // Guatemala GU { "Gwam" } // Guam GW { "Ginea-Bissaw" } // Guinea-Bissau GY { "Gujana" } // Guyana HK { "Ħong Kong S.A.R., Ċina" } // Hong Kong S.A.R., China HN { "Ħonduras" } // Honduras HR { "Kroazja" } // Croatia HT { "Ħaiti" } // Haiti HU { "Ungerija" } // Hungary ID { "Indoneżja" } // Indonesia IE { "Irlanda" } // Ireland IL { "Iżrael" } // Israel IN { "Indja" } // India /*e*/ IQ { "Iraq" } // Iraq /*e*/ IR { "Iran" } // Iran IS { "Islanda" } // Iceland IT { "Italja" } // Italy JM { "Ġamajka" } // Jamaica JO { "Ġordan" } // Jordan JP { "Ġappun" } // Japan KE { "Kenja" } // Kenya KG { "Kirgistan" } // Kyrgyzstan KH { "Kambodja" } // Cambodia /*e*/ KI { "Kiribati" } // Kiribati KM { "Komoros" } // Comoros KP { "Koreja ta' Fuq" } // North Korea KR { "Koreja t'Isfel" } // South Korea KW { "Kuwajt" } // Kuwait KZ { "Każakstan" } // Kazakhstan /*e*/ LA { "Laos" } // Laos LB { "Libanu" } // Lebanon /*e*/ LI { "Liechtenstein" } // Liechtenstein /*e*/ LK { "Sri Lanka" } // Sri Lanka LR { "Liberja" } // Liberia LS { "Lesoto" } // Lesotho LT { "Litwanja" } // Lithuania LU { "Lussemburgu" } // Luxembourg LV { "Latvja" } // Latvia LY { "Libja" } // Libya MA { "Marokk" } // Morocco MC { "Monako" } // Monaco MD { "Maldova" } // Moldova MG { "Madagaskar" } // Madagascar MH { "Gżejjer ta' Marshall" } // Marshall Islands MK { "Maċedonja" } // Macedonia /*e*/ ML { "Mali" } // Mali MM { "Mjanmar" } // Myanmar MN { "Mongolja" } // Mongolia MP { "Gżejjer Marjana ta' Fuq" } // Northern Mariana Islands MQ { "Martinik" } // Martinique MR { "Mawritanja" } // Mauritania /*e*/ MS { "Montserrat" } // Montserrat /*e*/ MT { "Malta" } // Malta [MSA 200:2003 4.13] MU { "Mawrizju" } // Mauritius MX { "Messiku" } // Mexico MY { "Malasja" } // Malaysia MZ { "Możambik" } // Mozambique NA { "Namibja" } // Namibia /*e*/ NC { "New Caledonia" } // New Caledonia NE { "Niġer" } // Niger NG { "Niġerja" } // Nigeria NI { "Nikaragwa" } // Nicaragua NL { "Olanda" } // Netherlands NO { "Norveġja" } // Norway /*e*/ NP { "Nepal" } // Nepal /*e*/ NU { "Niue" } // Niue /*e*/ NZ { "New Zealand" } // New Zealand /*e*/ OM { "Oman" } // Oman /*e*/ PA { "Panama" } // Panama /*e*/ PE { "Peru" } // Peru PF { "Polinesja Franċiża" } // French Polynesia PG { "Papwa-Ginea Ġdida" } // Papua New Guinea PH { "Filippini" } // Philippines /*e*/ PK { "Pakistan" } // Pakistan PL { "Polonja" } // Poland /*e*/ PR { "Puerto Rico" } // Puerto Rico PT { "Portugall" } // Portugal PY { "Paragwaj" } // Paraguay /*e*/ QA { "Qatar" } // Qatar RO { "Rumanija" } // Romania RU { "Russja" } // Russia /*e*/ RW { "Rwanda" } // Rwanda SA { "Għarabja Sawdita" } // Saudi Arabia /*e*/ SC { "Seychelles" } // Seychelles /*e*/ SD { "Sudan" } // Sudan SE { "Żvezja" } // Sweden SG { "Singapor" } // Singapore SI { "Slovenja" } // Slovenia SK { "Slovakkja" } // Slovakia /*e*/ SL { "Sierra Leone" } // Sierra Leone /*e*/ SN { "Senegal" } // Senegal SO { "Somalja" } // Somalia SP { "Serbja" } // Serbia SR { "Surinam" } // Suriname /*e*/ SV { "El Salvador" } // El Salvador SY { "Sirja" } // Syria SZ { "Sważiland" } // Swaziland TD { "Ċad" } // Chad TF { "Territorji Franċiżi ta' Nofsinhar" } // French Southern Territories /*e*/ TG { "Togo" } // Togo TH { "Tajlandja" } // Thailand TJ { "Taġikistan" } // Tajikistan TK { "Tokelaw" } // Tokelau /*e*/ TM { "Turkmenistan" } // Turkmenistan TN { "Tuneż" } // Tunisia /*e*/ TO { "Tonga" } // Tonga TL { "Timor tal-Lvant" } // East Timor TR { "Turkija" } // Turkey TT { "Trinidad u Tobago" } // Trinidad and Tobago TW { "Tajwan" } // Taiwan TZ { "Tanżanija" } // Tanzania UA { "Ukraina" } // Ukraine /*e*/ UG { "Uganda" } // Uganda US { "Stati Uniti" } // United States UY { "Urugwaj" } // Uruguay UZ { "Użbekistan" } // Uzbekistan VA { "Vatikan" } // Vatican VE { "Venezwela" } // Venezuela /*e*/// VG { "British Virgin Islands" } // British Virgin Islands /*e*/// VI { "U.S. Virgin Islands" } // U.S. Virgin Islands VN { "Vjetnam" } // Vietnam VU { "Vanwatu" } // Vanuatu YE { "Jemen" } // Yemen YT { "Majotte" } // Mayotte YU { "Jugoslavja" } // Yugoslavia ZA { "Afrika t'Isfel" } // South Africa ZM { "Żambja" } // Zambia ZW { "Żimbabwe" } // Zimbabwe } MonthNames { // [MSA 200:2003 4.5.1] Jannar, Frar, Marzu, April, Mejju, Ġunju, Lulju, Awissu, Settembru, Ottubru, Novembru, Diċembru } MonthAbbreviations { // [MSA 200:2003 4.5.1] "Jan", "Fra", "Mar", "Apr", "Mej", "Ġun", "Lul", "Awi", "Set", "Ott", "Nov", "Diċ" } DayNames { // [MSA 200:2003 4.5.1] "Il-Ħadd", "It-Tnejn", "It-Tlieta", "L-Erbgħa", "Il-Ħamis", "Il-Ġimgħa", "Is-Sibt" } Eras { // [MSA 200:2003 4.5.2.5] "QK", // "Qabel Kristu" "WK" // "Wara Kristu" } DayAbbreviations { // [MSA 200:2003 4.5.1] "Ħad", "Tne", "Tli", "Erb", "Ħam", "Ġim", "Sib" } // NumberElements { // Ex: 12,345.67 [MSA 200:2003 4.3 & 4.4] (duplicated in root) // ".", // Decimal Separator // ",", // Grouping (thousands) separator // ";", // "%", // "0", // "#", // "-", // "E", // "‰", // "∞", // "�" // } // illum is-Sibt, 01 ta'' Awissu, 1998 :) DateTimePatterns { // [MSA 200:2003 4.5.4] "HH:mm:ss z", // needs to be 24 hour "HH:mm:ss z", "HH:mm:ss", "HH:mm", "EEEE, d 'ta''' MMMM yyyy", // long day with weekday [MSA 200:2003 4.5.2] "d 'ta''' MMMM yyyy", // "dd MMM yyyy", "dd/MM/yyyy", "{1} {0}" } DateTimeElements:intvector { 1, // Sunday (il-Hadd) is first day of calendar week 4 // four days minimal in first week for week numbering [MSA 200:2003 4.5.5, referencing 8601?] // Monday is first day of workweek. [MSA 200:2003 4.5.5] } // Note, that 'c' doesn't exist in Maltese. But I put it here following ċ // for compatibility with foreign words. // Joseph Felici Pace and "ir-Regolament" say: // a b ċ [c] d e f ġ g għ h ħ i ie j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x [y] ż z // According to DMS MSA:200-2003, 'ie' is sorted as one letter. // Therefore, 'IE' is NOT present in this collation table. collations { standard { Version { "1.2" } Sequence { "[casefirst upper]" // [MSA 200:2003 4.1] requires Uppercase first. TODO: verify this rule syntax "& [before 1] d < \u010A <<< \u010B" // ċ Ċ "& [before 1] g < Ġ <<< ġ " // ġ Ġ "& [before 1] h < GĦ <<< Għ <<< gĦ <<< għ " "& [before 1] i < Ħ <<< ħ " "& [before 1] z < Ż <<< ż" // ż Ż } } } // Variants{ // PREEURO { "Qabel il-Euro" } // } // Time zone // [MSA 200:2003 4.5.5] zoneStrings { { "Europe/Malta", "Ħin Ċentrali Ewropew", "CET", "Ħin Ċentrali Ewropew tas-Sajf", "CEST", "Valletta" } } LocaleScript{ "Latn", // ISO 15924 Name } ExemplarCharacters { "[[a-z \u00e0 \u00ec \u00f9 \u00e8 \u00f2 ċ ġ ħ {għ} ż]-[cy]]" } // [MSA 200:2003 4.10] // Spellout rules. Experimental. SpelloutRules { // This rule set shows the normal simple formatting rules for English "%simplified:\n" // negative number rule. This rule is used to format negative // numbers. The result of formatting the number's absolute // value is placed where the >> is. "-x: minus >>;\n" // faction rule. This rule is used for formatting numbers // with fractional parts. The result of formatting the // number's integral part is substituted for the <<, and // the result of formatting the number's fractional part // (one digit at a time, e.g., 0.123 is "zero punt one two // three") replaces the >>. "x.x: << punt >>;\n" // the rules for the values from 0 to 19 are simply the // words for those numbers "żero; wieħed; tnejn; tlieta; erbgħa; ħamsa; sitta; sebgħa; tmienja; disgħa;\n" "għaxra; ħdax; tnax; tlettax; erbatax; ħmistax; sittax;\n" " sbatax; tmintax; dsatax;\n" // beginning at 20, we use the >> to mark the position where // the result of formatting the number's ones digit. Thus, // we only need a new rule at every multiple of 10. Text in // backets is omitted if the value being formatted is an // even multiple of 10. "20: [>> u ]għoxrin;\n" "30: [>> u ]tletin;\n" "40: [>> u ]erbgħin;\n" "50: [>> u ]ħamsin;\n" "60: [>> u ]sittin;\n" "70: [>> u ]sebgħin;\n" "80: [>> u ]tmenin;\n" "90: [>> u ]disgħin;\n" // beginning at 100, we can use << to mark the position where // the result of formatting the multiple of 100 is to be // inserted. Notice also that the meaning of >> has shifted: // here, it refers to both the ones place and the tens place. // The meanings of the << and >> tokens depend on the base value // of the rule. A rule's divisor is (usually) the highest // power of 10 that is less than or equal to the rule's base // value. The value being formatted is divided by the rule's // divisor, and the integral quotient is used to get the text // for <<, while the remainder is used to produce the text // for >>. Again, text in brackets is omitted if the value // being formatted is an even multiple of the rule's divisor // (in this case, an even multiple of 100) "100: mija[ u >>];\n" "200: mitejn[ u >>];\n" // The rules for the higher numbers work the same way as the // rule for 100: Again, the << and >> tokens depend on the // rule's divisor, which for all these rules is also the rule's // base value. To group by thousand, we simply don't have any // rules between 1,000 and 1,000,000. "1000: << elf[ u >>];\n" "2000: << elfejn[ u >>];\n" "3000: tliet elef [ u >>];\n" "1,000,000: << miljun[ u >>];\n" "1,000,000,000: << biljun[ >>];\n" "1,000,000,000,000: << triljun[ >>];\n" // overflow rule. This rule specifies that values of a // quadrillion or more are shown in numerals rather than words. // The == token means to format (with new rules) the value // being formatted by this rule and place the result where // the == is. The #,##0 inside the == signs is a // DecimalFormat pattern. It specifies that the value should // be formatted with a DecimalFormat object, and that it // should be formatted with no decimal places, at least one // digit, and a thousands separator. "1,000,000,000,000,000: =#,##0=;\n" // %default is a more elaborate form of %simplified; It is basically // the same, except that it introduces "and" before the ones digit // when appropriate (basically, between the tens and ones digits) and // separates the thousands groups with commas in values over 100,000. "%default:\n" // negative-number and fraction rules. These are the same // as those for %simplified, but have to be stated here too // because this is an entry point "-x: minus >>;\n" "x.x: << punt >>;\n" // just use %simplified for values below 100 "=%simplified=;\n" // for values from 100 to 9,999 use %%and to decide whether or // not to interpose the "and" "100: mija[ >%%and>];\n" "200: mitejn[ >%%and>];\n" "300: tlett mija[ >%%and>];\n" "400: erbgħa mija[ >%%and>];\n" "500: ħames mija[ >%%and>];\n" "600: sitt mija[ >%%and>];\n" "700: sebgħa mija[ >%%and>];\n" "800: tmin mija[ >%%and>];\n" "900: disgħa mija[ >%%and>];\n" "1000: << elf[ >%%and>];\n" // for values of 100,000 and up, use %%commas to interpose the // commas in the right places (and also to interpose the "and") "100,000>>: << thousand[>%%commas>];\n" "1,000,000: << million[>%%commas>];\n" "1,000,000,000: << billion[>%%commas>];\n" "1,000,000,000,000: << trillion[>%%commas>];\n" "1,000,000,000,000,000: =#,##0=;\n" // if the value passed to this rule set is greater than 100, don't // add the "and"; if it's less than 100, add "and" before the last // digits "%%and:\n" "u =%default=;\n" "100: =%default=;\n" // this rule set is used to place the commas "%%commas:\n" // for values below 100, add "and" (the apostrophe at the // beginning is ignored, but causes the space that follows it // to be significant: this is necessary because the rules // calling %%commas don't put a space before it) "' and =%default=;\n" // put a comma after the thousands (or whatever preceded the // hundreds) "100: , =%default=;\n" // put a comma after the millions (or whatever precedes the // thousands) "1000: , <%default< thousand, >%default>;\n" // and so on... "1,000,000: , =%default=;" // %%lenient-parse isn't really a set of number formatting rules; // it's a set of collation rules. Lenient-parse mode uses a Collator // object to compare fragments of the text being parsed to the text // in the rules, allowing more leeway in the matching text. This set // of rules tells the formatter to ignore commas when parsing (it // already ignores spaces, which is why we refer to the space; it also // ignores hyphens, making "twenty one" and "twenty-one" parse // identically) "%%lenient-parse:\n" // "& ' ' , ',' ;\n" "&\u0000 << ' ' << ',' << '-'; \n" } DurationRules { // main rule set for formatting with words "%with-words:\n" // take care of singular and plural forms of "second" "0 sekondi; 1 sekonda; =0= sekondi;\n" // use %%min to format values greater than 60 seconds "60/60: <%%min<[, >>];\n" // use %%hr to format values greater than 3,600 seconds // (the ">>>" below causes us to see the number of minutes // when when there are zero minutes) "3600/60: <%%hr<[, >>>];\n" // this rule set takes care of the singular and plural forms // of "minute" "%%min:\n" "0 minuti; 1 minuta; =0= minuti;\n" // this rule set takes care of the singular and plural forms // of "hour" "%%hr:\n" "0 siegħat; 1 siegħa; =0= siegħat;\n" // main rule set for formatting in numerals "%in-numerals:\n" // values below 60 seconds are shown with "sec." "=0= sek.;\n" // higher values are shown with colons: %%min-sec is used for // values below 3,600 seconds... "60: =%%min-sec=;\n" // ...and %%hr-min-sec is used for values of 3,600 seconds // and above "3600: =%%hr-min-sec=;\n" // this rule causes values of less than 10 minutes to show without // a leading zero "%%min-sec:\n" "0: :=00=;\n" "60/60: <0<>>;\n" // this rule set is used for values of 3,600 or more. Minutes are always // shown, and always shown with two digits "%%hr-min-sec:\n" "0: :=00=;\n" "60/60: <00<>>;\n" "3600/60: <#,##0<:>>>;\n" // the lenient-parse rules allow several different characters to be used // as delimiters between hours, minutes, and seconds "%%lenient-parse:\n" "& ':' = '.' = ' ' = '-';\n" } // Currency display names Currencies { MTL { "Lm", "Lira Maltija" } } //TODO: (no format yet) //* [MSA 200:2003 4.12] // measurement: metric // 'full stop is writen after ordinals' //* [MSA 200:2003 4.6] // YES: 'I' 'i' 'iva' // TRUE: 'V' 'v' 'veru' // NO: 'L' 'l' 'le' // FALSE: 'F' 'f' 'falz' } // -- BIBLIOGRAPHY -- // // ** Maltese Standardization Authority http://www.msa.org.mt - MSA 200:2003 "Maltese Data and Information Requirements on Information and Communication Technology" is now the normative document for this data file. [MSA 200:2003] // // Maltese alphabet: grazzi, to Mr. Karmenu Attard // // 'colour image's dictionary order (Malta, 1998) -- [CI] // a b ċ [c] d e f ġ g għ h ħ i ie j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z ż // Only Colour Image's dictionary has 'ie' as a separate letter. // (that i have seen so far) // // Kapt Pawlu Bugeja's dizzunarju // (Kelmet il-Malti) [Grima: Marsa, Malta, 1990) - the orange one -- [Kelmet] // -- same order, but lists ż before z // // Lydia Sciriha seems to use the order 'g ġ għ' but 'z ż' in -- [BM] // Beginning Maltese (Uni ta' Malta, 1996) in the lessons, // but in the word list (at back) it's 'ġ g għ' and 'ż z' [1st ed.] // // J. Aquilina in his 'Teach Yourself:Maltese' book -- [Ty] // (London: Hodder Headline, 1965 and Chicago, NTC Publishing 1995) // uses the very different 'ġ g h ħ ... n għ o .. x ż z' ordering, // placing għ between n and o. (I have heard this is to be similar to the // Arabic ordering) // // Casha, Charles: 'Kun Af - aktar dwar ilsienna' -- [KA] // (Blata l-Bajda, Malta: Merlin Library Ltd., 1987) // CREDITS: above sources and also.. // - Mirka Mifsud Bonnici for much of the initial translation/inspiration // - Karmenu Attard // - MaxMan (Manuel) // - Ramon Casha // - Angelo Dalli ( Major updates to ISO lang/country codes) // - in - in-nazzjon // - lo - l-orrizont // TODO: number spellout needs update // Change Log //2003-11-11 srl v2.1 Continuing update for MSA 200:2003 compliance. //2003-10-18 srl v2.0 Updating for MSA 200:2003 compliance //2003-04-17 srl 0.11.0 Updates to be closer to DMS MSA:200-2003 (www.msa.org.mt) (DRAFT standard) //2001-11-15 srl 0.9.4 MAJOR updates to ISO lang/cty codes from Angelo, // Number spellout, etc.. //2001-01-02 srl 0.9.2 Converted to UTF-8. Added: AE/GM/NI/OM/PH/SA/KW //2000-10-09 gr 0.9.1 [shipped in ICU 1.7] //2000-07-20 srl 0.9.0