List of the Abbreviations

Used in this Work

a., adj. adjective abbrev. abbreviated abl. ablative Abp. Archbishop acc. accusative Acous. Acoustics act. active adv. adverb Agric. Agriculture Alban. Albanian Alg. Algebra Am., Amer. America, American Am. Amos Am. Cyc. Appleton's American Cyclopedia Anal. Geom. Analytical Geometry Anat. Anatomy Anc. Ancient, anciently Angl. Ch. Anglican Church Antiq. Aniquities aor. aorist Ar. Arabic Arch. Architecture Arch. Pub. Soc. Architectural Pub. Society Arith. Arithmetic Arm., Armor. Armorican AS. Anglo-Saxon Astrol. Astrology Astron. Astronomy aug. augmentative Bank. Banking Beau. & Fl. Beaumont & Fletcher B. & Fl. Beaumont & Fletcher Bib. Biblical Bib. Sacra Bibliotheca Sacra Bibliog. Bibliography Biol. Biology Bisc. Biscayan B. Jon. Ben Jonson Bk. of Com. Prayer Book of Common Prayer Blackw. Mag. Blackwood's Magazine Bohem. Bohemian Bot. Botany, botanical Bp. Bishop Brande & C. Brande & Cox Braz. Brazilian Brit. Critic British Critic Brit. Quar. Rev. British Quarterly Review Burl. Burlesque C. Centigrade Cant. Canticles (Song of Solomon) Carp. Carpentry Catal. Catalan Cath. Dict. Catholic Dictionary Celt. Celtic Cf. Confer (compare) Ch. Church Chald. Chaldee Chem. Chemistry Ch. Hist. Church History Chin. Chinese Chron. Chronology, Chronicles Civ. Civil Class. Classical Class. Myth. Classical Mythology Col. Colossians Colloq., coll. Colloquial, colloquially Com. Commerce, Common comp. compound, compounded, composition compar. comparative conj. conjunction Con. Sect. Conic Sections contr. contracted, contraction Copt. Coptic Corn. Cornish corrupt. corrupted, corruption Cotgr. Cotgrave Cyc. Med. Cyclopedia of Practical Medicine Crim. Law Criminal Law Crystallog. Crystallography Cyc. Cyclopedia D. Dutch Dan. Danish, Daniel dat. dative def. definitions Deut. Deuteronomy Dial. Dialectic dim. diminutive Diosc. dioscorides Disp. Dispensatory Disus. Disused Dom. Econ. Domestic Economy Dublin Univ. Mag. Dublin University Magazine Dyn. Dynamics E. English Eccl. Ecclesiastical, Ecclesiastes Eccl. Hist. Ecclesiastical History Ecclus. Ecclesiasticus Eclec. Rev. Eclectic Review Ed. Rev. Edinburgh Review e. g. exemplia gratia (for example) Egypt. Egyptian Elect. Electricity, Electrical emph. emphatic Encyc. Encyclopedia Encyc. Amer. Encyclopedia Americana Encyc. Crit. Encyclopedia Britannica Encyc. Dict. Hunter's Encyclopedic Dictionary Eng. England, English Eng. Engraving Eng. Cyc. English Cyclopedia Engin. Engineering Eol. Eolic Eph., Ephes. Ephesians equiv. equivalent Esd. Esdras esp. especially Etch. & Eng. Etching & Engraving Ethnol. Ethnology etym., etymol. etymology Ex., Exod. Exodus Ezek. Ezekiel F. French f., fem. feminine Fahr. Fahrenheit Far. Farriery Feud. Feudal Fig. Figurative, figuratively Fin. Finnish For. Quart. Rev. Foreign Quarterly Review Fort. Fortification fr. from Fr. French freq. frequentative Fries. Friesic fut. future G. German Gael. Gaelic Gal. Galen Gal. Galatians Galv. Galvanism gen. generally, genitive Geneal. Genealogy Gent. Mag. Gentleman's Magazine Geog. Geography Geol. Geology Geom. Geometry Ger. German Goth. Gothic Gov. of Tongue Government of the Tongue Gr. Greek Gram. Grammar Gris. Grisons Gun. Gunnery H. High Hab. Habakkuk Hag. Haggai Ham. Nav. Encyc. Hamersly's Naval Encyclopedia Heb. Hebrew, Hebrews Her. Heraldry Hind. Hindostanee Hipp. Hippocrates Hist. History Horol. Horology Hort. Horticulture Hung. Hungarian Hydraul. Hydraulics Hydros. Hydrostatics hypoth. hypothetical Icel. Icelandic i. e. id est (that is) Illust. Illustration, Illustrated imp. imperfect Imp. Dict. Imperial Dictionary incho. inchoative ind. indicative indef. indefinite inf. infinitive intens. intensive interj. interjection Internat. Cyc. International Cyclopeia Ion. Ionic i. q. idem quod (the same as) Ir. Irish Is., Isa. Isaiah It. Italian Jap. Japanese Jas. James Jav. Javanese Jer. Jeremiah Join. Joinery Josh. Joshua Judg. Judges K. Kings L. Latin L. Low Lam. Lamentations Lapp. Lappish Lat. Latin LD. Low Dutch Lett. Lettish Lev. Leviticus LG. Low German LGr. Low Greek Linn. Linnæus Lit., lit. Literally, literally Lit. Literature Lith. Lithuanian LL. Low Latin M. Middle m., masc. masculine Maced. Macedonian Mach. Machinery Mad. Madam Mag. Magazine Mal. Malachi Malay. Malayan Man. Manège Manuf. Manufacturing Mar. Maritime Math. Mathematics, Mathematical Matt. Matthew Mech. Mechanic Med. Medicine Metal. Metallurgy Metaph. Metaphysics Meteor. Meteorolgy mgr. milligrams MHG. Middle High German Micros. Microscopy Mil. Military Min. Mineralogy Mir. for Mag. Mirror for Magistrates MLG. Middle Low German Moham. Mohammedan Mozley & W. Mozley & Whiteley Mus. Music Myst. Mysteries Myth. Mythology N. New n. noun Nat. Hist. Natural History Nat. ord. Natural order Naut. Nautical Nav. Navy Navig. Navigation N. Brit. Rev. North British Review Neh. Nehemiah neut. neuter New Am. Cyc. New American Cyclopedia New Month. Mag. New Monthly Magazine NF. New French NGr. Mew Greek NHeb. New Hebrew NL. New Latin nom. nominative Norm. F. Norman French North Am. Rev. North American Review Norw. Norwegian Num. Numbers Numis. Numismatics O. Old Ob. Obadiah Obs. Obsolete Obsoles. Obsolescent OCelt. Old Celtic OD. Old Dutch ODan. Old Danish OE. Old English OF. Old French OFelm. Old Flemish OFries. Old Friesic OGael. Old Gaelic OGr. Old Greek OHG. Old High German OIcel. Old Icelandic OIr. Old Irish OIt. Old Italian OL. Old Latin OLG. Old Low Greman ON. Old Norse OPer. Old Persian OPg. Old Portuguese OPol. Old Polish Opt. Optics orig. original, originally Ornith. Ornithology OS. Old Saxon OSlav. Old Slavic OSp. Old Spanish Oxf. Gloss. Oxford Glossary of Architecture p. participle, page p. a. participial adjective Paint. Painting Paleon. Paleontology pass. passive Pathol. Pathology P. Cyc. Penny Cyclopedia Per. Persian perh. perhaps pers. person Persp. Perspective Pert. Pertaining Peruv. Peruvian Pet. Peter Pg. Portuguese Pharm. Pharmacy, Pharmacopœia Phil. Phillipians Philem. Philemon Philol. Philology Philos. Philosophy Phon. Phonetics Photog. Photography Photom. Photometry Phren. Phrenology Phys. Physics Phys. Sci. Physical Science Physiol. Physiology pl. plural Poet. Poetry, Poetical Pol. Polish Pol. Econ. Political Economy Polit. Econ. Political Economy Pop. Sci. Monthly Polular Science Monthly pp. pages p. p. participle past P. Plowman Piers Plowman p. pr., p. ple. participle present Pr. Provençal Pref. Preface pref. prefix prep. preposition pret. preterit prin. principally Print. Printing priv. privative prob. probably pron. Pronunciation, pronounced, pronoun prop. properly Pros. Prosody Prov. Provincial Prov. Proverbs Ps., Psa. Psalms Pyro.-elect. Pyro-electricity Quart. Rev. Quarterly Review q. v. quod vide (which see) R. Rare R. C. Roman Catholic R. C. Ch. Roman Catholic Church Rep. Sec. of War Report of Secretary of War Rev. Revelation Rev. Review Rev. Ver. Revised Version (of the Bible) Rhet. Rhetoric R. of Brunne Robert of Brunne R. of Gl. Robert of Gloucester Rom. Roman, Romans Rom. Cath. Roman Catholic Rom. of R. Romaunt of the Rose Rpts. reports Russ. Russian Sam. Samaritan Sam. Samuel Sat. Rev. Saturday Review Sax. Saxon sc. scilicet (being understood) Scand. Scandinavian Sci. Science Sci. Am. Scientific American Scot. Scotland, Scottish Script. Scripture, Scriptural Sculp. Sculpture Serb Serbian Serv. Servian Shak. Shakespeare sing. singular Skr. Sanskrit Slav. Slavonic Sp. Spanish Specif. Specifically Stat. Statuary subj. subjunctive superl. superlative Surg. Surgery Surv. Surveying Sw. Swedish Syd. Soc. Lex. Sydenham Society Lexicon Syn. Synonyms Synop. Synopsis Syr. Syriac Tart. Tartaric Teleg. Telegraphy term. termination Test. Testament Theol. Theology Thes. Thessalonians Tim. Timothy Todd & B. Todd & Bowman Trans. Translation Treas. Treasury Trig. Trigonometry Turk. Turkish Typog. Typography Univ. University Up. Upper U. S. United States U. S. Disp. United States Dispensatory U. S. Pharm. United States Pharmacopœia U. S. Int. Rev. Statutes United States Internal Revenue Statutes usu. usually v. verb var. variety vb. n. verbal noun Veter. Veterinary v. i. verb intransitive Vitr. Vitruvius v. t. verb transitive W. Welsh Wall. Wallachian Westm. Cat. Westminster Catechism Westm. Rev. Westminster Review Zech. Zechariah Zeph. Zephaniah Zoöl. Zoölogy
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