Abbreviations

• a.p.: accent paradigm
• Arm.: Armenian
• Av.: Avestan
• BCMS: Bosnian, Croatian, Montenegrin, Serbian
• Čak.: Čakavian
• CLuw.: Cuneiform Luwian
• CS: Common Slavic
• Čud.: Čudovskij New Testament (Old Russian)
• Cyr.: Cyrillic
• Cz.: Czech
• Da.: Danish
• Eng.: English translation
• ESl.: East Slavic
• Gk.: Greek
• Gk.: Greek original
• Glag.: Glagolitic
• Goth.: Gothic
• Hitt.: Hittite
• Lat.: Latin
• Latv.: Latvian
• Lith.: Lithuanian
• LSrb.: Lower Sorbian
• Mac.: Macedonian
• morph.: morphological
• OAv.: Old Avestan
• OCS: Old Church Slavonic
• OEng.: Old English
• OESl.: Old East Slavic
• OLith.: Old Lithuanian
• ONor.: Old Norse
• ONovg.: Old Novgorod dialect
• OPers.: Old Persian
• OPr.: Old Prussian
• Pal.: Palaic
• PBalt.: Proto-Baltic
• PBS: Proto-Balto-Slavic
• PBS: Proto-Balto-Slavic
• PIE: Proto-Indo-European
• PIE: Proto-Indo-European
• PIIr.: Proto-Indo-Iranian
• Po.: Polish
• Pre-PS: Pre-Proto-Slavic
• PS: Proto-Slavic
• PS: Proto-Slavic
• Ru.: Russian
• Slk.: Slovak
• SSl.: South Slavic
• Štok.: Štokavian
• TochA: Tocharian A
• TochB: Tocharian B
• translit.: transliteration
• Ukr.: Ukrainian
• USrb.: Upper Sorbian
• Ved.: Vedic Sanskrit
• WSl.: West Slavic
• YAv.: Young Avestan
• Žem.: Žemaitian dialect of Lithuanian

Reconstructed forms include transpositions (“Transponate”).