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	==IETF language tags==		==IETF language tags==
	This list contains legitimate [[IETF language tag]]s, tags that look like IETF tags but are not or are malformed, and 'codes' that are not codes. ~~For these reasons,~~ cs1\|2 templates ~~do not~~ support IETF-like tags~~. When these tags are used in {{para\|language}}, cs1\|2 will attempt to extract the appropriate language-name from the string of characters that precede the first hyphen (if present)~~.		This list contains legitimate [[IETF language tag]]s, tags that look like IETF tags but are not or are malformed, and 'codes' that are not codes. cs1\|2 templates support most of these IETF-like tags.

	{{#invoke:cs1 documentation support\|lang_lister\|list=~~ietf~~}}		===IETF language tags (ISO 639-1)===
			These language tags have the form <code>xx-yy...</code> where <code>xx</code> is an ISO 639-1 language tag and <code>yy...</code> is a two-or-more-character subtag that specify country, script, or other information; <code>be-x-old</code> is an exception.
			{{#invoke:cs1 documentation support\|lang_lister\|list=ietf2}}

			===IETF language tags (ISO 639-2, -3)===
			These language tags have the form <code>xxx-yy...</code> where <code>xx</code> is an ISO 639-2, -3 language tag and <code>yy...</code> is a two-or-more-character subtag that specify country, script, or other information.
			{{#invoke:cs1 documentation support\|lang_lister\|list=ietf3}}

	==Language names==		==Language names==

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cs1|2 templates validate the content of {{para|language}} against language codes and names supported by MediaWiki. This page lists the language codes and names that MediaWiki supports. Language name and code pairs marked with a super-scripted dagger (<sup>†</sup>) are codes / names that are overridden by codes / names defined in [[Module:Citation/CS1/Configuration]]. See §[[#Overridden codes / names|Overridden codes / names]]. Use of language codes / names not found in these lists will cause [[Module:Citation/CS1]] to place the article in {{cl|CS1 maint: unrecognized language‎}}.

==2-character codes==

{{#invoke:cs1 documentation support|lang_lister|list=2char}}

==3-character codes==

{{#invoke:cs1 documentation support|lang_lister|list=3char}}

==IETF language tags==
This list contains legitimate [[IETF language tag]]s, tags that look like IETF tags but are not or are malformed, and 'codes' that are not codes. For these reasons, cs1|2 templates do not support IETF-like tags. When these tags are used in {{para|language}}, cs1|2 will attempt to extract the appropriate language-name from the string of characters that precede the first hyphen (if present).

{{#invoke:cs1 documentation support|lang_lister|list=ietf}}

==Language names==
This list contains legitimate [[IETF language tag]]s, tags that look like IETF tags but are not or are malformed, and 'codes' that are not codes. For these reasons, cs1|2 templates do not support IETF-like tags and associated names. When these names are used in {{para|language}}, cs1|2 will attempt to validate them but such attempts are not likely to succeed.

{{#invoke:cs1 documentation support|lang_lister|list=name}}

==Overridden codes / names==
Codes and names marked with a super-scripted dagger (<sup>†</sup>) are overridden by cs1|2:
*Alemannisch – not an ISO 639 language name; when encountered, cs1|2 treats this as <code>gsw</code> {{ISO 639 name|gsw|link=yes}}
*<code>als</code> – MediaWiki returns {{#language:als|en}} (<code>als</code> is the subdomain for the Alemannisch Wikipedia: als.wikipedia.org); cs1|2 uses the ISO 639-3 definition: {{ISO 639 name|als|link=yes}}
*<code>bh</code> – MediaWiki returns {{#language:bh|en}} (<code>bh</code> is the subdomain for the Bhojpuri Wikipedia: bh.wikipedia.org); cs1|2 uses a modified form of the ISO 639-1 definition: {{ISO 639 name|bh|link=yes}}
*Bhojpuri – ISO 639 language code for this language is <code>bho</code>; MediaWiki returns the Bihari languages code: <code>bh</code>; cs1|2 uses the correct code <code>bho</code>
*Blackfoot – not an ISO 639 language name; when encountered, cs1|2 treats this as <code>bla</code> {{#invoke:lang|name_from_tag|bla|link=yes}}
*<code>bn</code> – MediaWiki returns {{#language:bn|en}} which is the language [[Exonym and endonym|endonym]]; cs1|2 uses the ISO 639-3 definition (the exonym form): {{ISO 639 name|bn|link=yes}}
*<code>crh</code> – MediaWiki returns {{#language:crh|en}}; cs1|2 uses the ISO 639-3 definition: {{ISO 639 name|crh|link=yes}}
*<code>ilo</code> – MediaWiki returns {{#language:ilo|en}}; cs1|2 uses the English Wikipedia's preferred definition: {{#invoke:lang|name_from_tag|ilo|link=yes}}
*<code>ksh</code> – MediaWiki returns {{#language:ksh|en}}; cs1|2 uses the ISO 639-3 definition: {{ISO 639 name|ksh|link=yes}}
*<code>ksh-x-colog</code> – {{#invoke:lang|name_from_tag|ksh-x-colog|link=yes}}; there is no ISO 639 code for this language
*<code>mis-x-ripuar</code> – {{#invoke:lang|name_from_tag|mis-x-ripuar|link=yes}}; there is no ISO 639 code for this language
*<code>nan-tw</code> – {{#invoke:lang|name_from_tag|nan-tw|link=yes}}; to distinguish from <code>nan</code> ({{#language:nan|en}})
*Valencian – not an ISO 639 language name; cs1|2 uses an [[IETF language tag]] <code>ca-valencia</code>, the Valencian variant of Catalan: {{#invoke:lang|name_from_tag|ca-valencia|link=yes}}

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