Codes For Constructed Languages - List of Codes

List of Codes

Language	ISO 639-1	ISO 639-2	ISO 639-3	BCP 47	old SIL
Afrihili		`afh`	`afh`	`afh`
Blissymbols		`zbl`	`zbl`	`zbl`
Brithenig			`bzt`	`bzt`
Dutton Speedwords			`dws`	`dws`
Enochian				`i-enochian`
Esperanto	`eo`	`epo`	`epo`	`eo`	`ESP`
Europanto			`eur`		`EUR`
Ido	`io`	`ido`	`ido`	`io`
Interglossa			`igs`	`igs`
Interlingua (IALA)	`ia`	`ina`	`ina`	`ia`	`INR`
Interlingue (former Occidental)	`ie`	`ile`	`ile`	`ie`
Klingon		`tlh`	`tlh`	`tlh` `i-klingon`
Kotava			`avk`	`avk`
Láadan			`ldn`	`ldn`
Lingua Franca Nova			`lfn`	`lfn`
Lojban		`jbo`	`jbo`	`jbo` `art-lojban`
Neo			`neu`	`neu`
Novial			`nov`	`nov`
Quenya			`qya`	`qya`
Romanova			`rmv`	`rmv`
Sindarin			`sjn`	`sjn`
Volapük	`vo`	`vol`	`vol`	`vo`

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