Version 1.0 - Documentation¶
This document contains description of every possible xml element of the Journal Metadata Exchange Format (JMEF)
Elements¶
journal¶
Root element of JMEF xml.
<journal xmlns="https://journalmetadata.org/version-1.0"
xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"
xmlns:xlink="http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink"
xsi:schemaLocation="https://journalmetadata.org/version-1.0 https://journalmetadata.org/version-1.0/jmef.xsd">
...
</journal>
id¶
Various journal identifiers for internal use by systems exchanging data, e.g., for synchronization or deduplication of harvested data.
Mandatory: No
Occurrences: 0-n
<id type="ddh">123</id>
<id type="doaj">6f0107092faa43e7b3232480cb89fb99</id>
<id type="doi">10.1012/abc</id>
- Attributes:
type - type of the identifier associated with the element
title-group¶
Wrapper element containing informations about the journal titles
Mandatory: Yes
Occurrences: 1
<title-group>
<title language-iso2="ENG">Patria Artha Technological Journal</title>
<other-title type="translation" language-iso2="DEU">Translated title</other-title>
<other-title type="subtitle" language-iso2="ENG">Subtitle</other-title>
<other-title type="alternative">Alt title</other-title>
</title-group>
title¶
The main title of the journal
Mandatory: Yes
Occurrences: 1
<title language-iso2="ENG">Patria Artha Technological Journal</title>
- Attributes:
language-iso2 - language of the title given as ISO 639-2/T code
other-title¶
Mandatory: No
Occurrences: 0-n
<other-title type="translation" language-iso2="DEU">Translated title</other-title>
- Attributes:
type (Mandatory) - Type of the title. Allowed values are: translation, subtitle, alternative, other
language-iso2 - language of the title given as ISO 639-2/T code
issn¶
International Standard Serial Number (ISSN) of the journal
Mandatory: Yes
Occurrences: 1-n
<issn publication-format="print">1063-777X</issn>
- Attributes:
publication-format (Mandatory) - Format of the issn. Allowed values are: print (meaning that ISSN is for paper version of the journal) and electronic (meaning that ISSN is for the electronic media (online) version of the journal).
diamond-criteria¶
Journal diamond criteria as defined within the DIAMAS and CRAFT‑OA projects (see: Operational Diamond OA Criteria for Journals)
Mandatory: No
Occurrences: 1
<diamond-criteria>
<scholarly-journal value="true" />
<community-owned value="true"/>
<open-access-with-open-licenses value="true" />
<no-fees value="true"/>
<open-to-all-authors value="true" />
</diamond-criteria>
scholarly-journal¶
Status of the scholarly journal diamond criterion.
Scholarly journal
The journal should be a scholarly journal that selects papers via an explicitly described evaluation process before and/or after publication, in line with accepted practices in the relevant discipline (See also DOAS https://doi.org/10.58121/Z15S-JY03)
Mandatory: No
Occurrences: 1
<scholarly-journal value="true" />
- Attributes:
value (Mandatory) - Whether journal fulfills scholarly journal diamond criterion. Possible values: true or false.
community-owned¶
Status of the community-owned diamond criterion.
Community-owned
The journal title must be owned by public or not-for-profit organisations (or parts thereof) whose mission includes performing or promoting research and scholarship. These include but are not limited to research performing organisations (RPOs), research funding organisations (RFOs), organisations connected to RPOs (university libraries, university presses, faculties, and departments), research institutes, and scholarly societies. The journal should explain its ownership status on its webpage.
Mandatory: No
Occurrences: 1
<community-owned value="true"/>
- Attributes:
value (Mandatory) - Whether journal fulfills community owned diamond criterion. Possible values: true or false.
open-access-with-open-licenses¶
Status of the open access with open licenses diamond criterion.
Open Access with open licenses
All outputs of the journal should be Open Access and carry an open license that is included in the article-level metadata.
Mandatory: No
Occurrences: 1
<open-access-with-open-licenses value="true" />
- Attributes:
value (Mandatory) - Whether journal fulfills community open access with open licenses criterion. Possible values: true or false.
no-fees¶
Status of the no fees diamond criterion.
No fees
Publication in the journal is not contingent on the payment of fees of any kind (e.g. article processing charges or membership dues). The journal should state this as such on its webpage. Voluntary author contributions and donations are allowed, if this is not a condition for publication.
Mandatory: No
Occurrences: 1
<no-fees value="true"/>
- Attributes:
value (Mandatory) - Whether journal fulfills no fees diamond criterion. Possible values: true or false.
organizations¶
Organizations associated with the journal, in particular the publisher.
Mandatory: No
Occurrences: 1
<organizations>
<publisher>
<name>British Medical Journal</name>
<location>
<country iso3="GBR">United Kingdom</country>
</location>
</publisher>
<other-organization>
<name>University of Science</name>
</other-organization>
<other-organization>
<name>University of Science 2</name>
</other-organization>
</organizations>
publisher¶
Organization publishing the journal.
Mandatory: No
Occurrences: 1
<publisher>
<name>British Medical Journal</name>
<location>
<country iso3="GBR">United Kingdom</country>
</location>
</publisher>
name¶
Name of the publisher.
Mandatory: No
Occurrences: 1
<name>British Medical Journal</name>
location¶
Information about publisher location.
Mandatory: No
Occurrences: 1
<location>
<country iso3="GBR">United Kingdom</country>
</location>
country¶
Country of the publisher.
Mandatory: No
Occurrences: 1
<country iso3="GBR">United Kingdom</country>
- Attributes:
other-organization¶
The owner of the journal, if it is different from the publisher, or other organizations associated with the journal.
Mandatory: No
Occurrences: 0-n
<other-organization>
<name>University of Science</name>
</other-organization>
name¶
Name of the organization.
Mandatory: No
Occurrences: 1
<name>University of Science</name>
publication-policy¶
Element containing policies related to the publication process in the journal.
Mandatory: No
Occurrences: 1
<publication-policy>
<review-process type="peer"/>
<languages>
<language iso2="ENG">English</language>
<language iso2="DEU">German</language>
<language>Polish</language>
</languages>
<licenses>
<license xlink:href="http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0" />
<license xlink:href="http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0" />
</licenses>
</publication-policy>
review-process¶
Describes reviewing process used by the journal.
Mandatory: No
Occurrences: 1
<review-process type="peer"/>
- Attributes:
type - Type of the review process. Currently only peer is allowed (meaning that journal is peer reviewed).
languages¶
Wrapper element for the languages in which the journal accepts article submissions.
Mandatory: No
Occurrences: 1
<languages>
<language iso2="ENG">English</language>
<language iso2="DEU">German</language>
<language>Polish</language>
</languages>
language¶
Language in which the journal accepts article submissions. If journal accepts submissions in multiple languages then this element needs to be repeated.
Mandatory: No
Occurrences: 0-n
<language iso2="ENG">English</language>
- Attributes:
iso2 - ISO 639-2/T language code
licenses¶
Wrapper element for licenses under which the journal publishes its contents.
Mandatory: No
Occurrences: 1
<licenses>
<license xlink:href="http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0" />
<license xlink:href="http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0" />
<license xlink:href="http://someothernoncclicense.com" />
</licenses>
license¶
License assigned under which the journal publishes its contents. If journal publishes its contents using different licenses then this element needs to be repeated.
Mandatory: No
Occurrences: 0-n
<license xlink:href="http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0" />
- Attributes:
xlink:href - Link to webpage describing the license
self-uri¶
Link to the journal webpage (provided as an attribute)
Mandatory: No
Occurrences: 1
<self-uri xlink:href="http://ejournal.patria-artha.ac.id/index.php/patj/index" />
- Attributes:
xlink:href - link to the journal webpage
keywords¶
Wrapper element for journal keywords.
Mandatory: No
Occurrences: 1
<keywords>
<keyword>DNA analysis</keyword>
<keyword>gene expression</keyword>
<keyword>parallel cloning</keyword>
<keyword>fluid microarray</keyword>
</keywords>
keyword¶
Journal keyword.
Mandatory: No
Occurrences: 0-n
<keyword>DNA analysis</keyword>
classifications¶
Wrapper element for journal classifications.
Mandatory: No
Occurrences: 1
<classifications>
<classification type="oecd-2007">
<class code="2.6" value="Medical engineering" />
</classification>
</classifications>
classification¶
Mandatory: No
Occurrences: 0-n
<classification type="oecd-2007">
<class code="2.6" value="Medical engineering" />
</classification>
- Attributes:
type -
class¶
Single entry of classification
Mandatory: No
Occurrences: 0-n
<class code="2.6" value="Medical engineering" />
- Attributes:
code -
value -
Country codes¶
JMEF follows the ISO 3166-1 alpha-3 standard for country identification.
Below is the list of supported codes:
ABW - Aruba
AFG - Afghanistan
AGO - Angola
AIA - Anguilla
ALA - Åland Islands
ALB - Albania
AND - Andorra
ARE - United Arab Emirates
ARG - Argentina
ARM - Armenia
ASM - American Samoa
ATA - Antarctica
ATF - French Southern Territories
ATG - Antigua and Barbuda
AUS - Australia
AUT - Austria
AZE - Azerbaijan
BDI - Burundi
BEL - Belgium
BEN - Benin
BES - Bonaire, Sint Eustatius and Saba
BFA - Burkina Faso
BGD - Bangladesh
BGR - Bulgaria
BHR - Bahrain
BHS - Bahamas
BIH - Bosnia and Herzegovina
BLM - Saint Barthélemy
BLR - Belarus
BLZ - Belize
BMU - Bermuda
BOL - Bolivia, Plurinational State of
BRA - Brazil
BRB - Barbados
BRN - Brunei Darussalam
BTN - Bhutan
BVT - Bouvet Island
BWA - Botswana
CAF - Central African Republic
CAN - Canada
CCK - Cocos (Keeling) Islands
CHE - Switzerland
CHL - Chile
CHN - China
CIV - Côte d’Ivoire
CMR - Cameroon
COD - Congo, Democratic Republic of the
COG - Congo
COK - Cook Islands
COL - Colombia
COM - Comoros
CPV - Cabo Verde
CRI - Costa Rica
CUB - Cuba
CUW - Curaçao
CXR - Christmas Island
CYM - Cayman Islands
CYP - Cyprus
CZE - Czechia
DEU - Germany
DJI - Djibouti
DMA - Dominica
DNK - Denmark
DOM - Dominican Republic
DZA - Algeria
ECU - Ecuador
EGY - Egypt
ERI - Eritrea
ESH - Western Sahara
ESP - Spain
EST - Estonia
ETH - Ethiopia
FIN - Finland
FJI - Fiji
FLK - Falkland Islands (Malvinas)
FRA - France
FRO - Faroe Islands
FSM - Micronesia, Federated States of
GAB - Gabon
GBR - United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
GEO - Georgia
GGY - Guernsey
GHA - Ghana
GIB - Gibraltar
GIN - Guinea
GLP - Guadeloupe
GMB - Gambia
GNB - Guinea-Bissau
GNQ - Equatorial Guinea
GRC - Greece
GRD - Grenada
GRL - Greenland
GTM - Guatemala
GUF - French Guiana
GUM - Guam
GUY - Guyana
HKG - Hong Kong
HMD - Heard Island and McDonald Islands
HND - Honduras
HRV - Croatia
HTI - Haiti
HUN - Hungary
IDN - Indonesia
IMN - Isle of Man
IND - India
IOT - British Indian Ocean Territory
IRL - Ireland
IRN - Iran, Islamic Republic of
IRQ - Iraq
ISL - Iceland
ISR - Israel
ITA - Italy
JAM - Jamaica
JEY - Jersey
JOR - Jordan
JPN - Japan
KAZ - Kazakhstan
KEN - Kenya
KGZ - Kyrgyzstan
KHM - Cambodia
KIR - Kiribati
KNA - Saint Kitts and Nevis
KOR - Korea, Republic of
KWT - Kuwait
LAO - Lao People’s Democratic Republic
LBN - Lebanon
LBR - Liberia
LBY - Libya
LCA - Saint Lucia
LIE - Liechtenstein
LKA - Sri Lanka
LSO - Lesotho
LTU - Lithuania
LUX - Luxembourg
LVA - Latvia
MAC - Macao
MAF - Saint Martin (French part)
MAR - Morocco
MCO - Monaco
MDA - Moldova, Republic of
MDG - Madagascar
MDV - Maldives
MEX - Mexico
MHL - Marshall Islands
MKD - North Macedonia
MLI - Mali
MLT - Malta
MMR - Myanmar
MNE - Montenegro
MNG - Mongolia
MNP - Northern Mariana Islands
MOZ - Mozambique
MRT - Mauritania
MSR - Montserrat
MTQ - Martinique
MUS - Mauritius
MWI - Malawi
MYS - Malaysia
MYT - Mayotte
NAM - Namibia
NCL - New Caledonia
NER - Niger
NFK - Norfolk Island
NGA - Nigeria
NIC - Nicaragua
NIU - Niue
NLD - Netherlands, Kingdom of the
NOR - Norway
NPL - Nepal
NRU - Nauru
NZL - New Zealand
OMN - Oman
PAK - Pakistan
PAN - Panama
PCN - Pitcairn
PER - Peru
PHL - Philippines
PLW - Palau
PNG - Papua New Guinea
POL - Poland
PRI - Puerto Rico
PRK - Korea, Democratic People’s Republic of
PRT - Portugal
PRY - Paraguay
PSE - Palestine, State of
PYF - French Polynesia
QAT - Qatar
REU - Réunion
ROU - Romania
RUS - Russian Federation
RWA - Rwanda
SAU - Saudi Arabia
SDN - Sudan
SEN - Senegal
SGP - Singapore
SGS - South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands
SHN - Saint Helena, Ascension and Tristan da Cunha
SJM - Svalbard and Jan Mayen
SLB - Solomon Islands
SLE - Sierra Leone
SLV - El Salvador
SMR - San Marino
SOM - Somalia
SPM - Saint Pierre and Miquelon
SRB - Serbia
SSD - South Sudan
STP - Sao Tome and Principe
SUR - Suriname
SVK - Slovakia
SVN - Slovenia
SWE - Sweden
SWZ - Eswatini
SXM - Sint Maarten (Dutch part)
SYC - Seychelles
SYR - Syrian Arab Republic
TCA - Turks and Caicos Islands
TCD - Chad
TGO - Togo
THA - Thailand
TJK - Tajikistan
TKL - Tokelau
TKM - Turkmenistan
TLS - Timor-Leste
TON - Tonga
TTO - Trinidad and Tobago
TUN - Tunisia
TUR - Türkiye
TUV - Tuvalu
TWN - Taiwan, Province of China
TZA - Tanzania, United Republic of
UGA - Uganda
UKR - Ukraine
UMI - United States Minor Outlying Islands
URY - Uruguay
USA - United States of America
UZB - Uzbekistan
VAT - Holy See
VCT - Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
VEN - Venezuela, Bolivarian Republic of
VGB - Virgin Islands (British)
VIR - Virgin Islands (U.S.)
VNM - Viet Nam
VUT - Vanuatu
WLF - Wallis and Futuna
WSM - Samoa
YEM - Yemen
ZAF - South Africa
ZMB - Zambia
ZWE - Zimbabwe
To learn more about ISO 3166-1 alpha-3 country codes visit Wikipedia page about ISO 3166-1 alpha-3 codes.
Language codes¶
JMEF follows the ISO 639-2/T standard for language identification.
Below is the list of supported codes:
AAR - Afar
ABK - Abkhazian
ACE - Achinese
ACH - Acoli
ADA - Adangme
ADY - Adyghe
AFA - Afro-Asiatic languages
AFH - Afrihili
AFR - Afrikaans
AIN - Ainu
AKA - Akan
AKK - Akkadian
ALE - Aleut
ALG - Algonquian languages
ALT - Southern Altai
AMH - Amharic
ANG - English, Old (ca. 450-1100)
ANP - Angika
APA - Apache languages
ARA - Arabic
ARC - Official Aramaic (700-300 BCE)
ARG - Aragonese
ARN - Mapudungun
ARP - Arapaho
ART - Artificial languages
ARW - Arawak
ASM - Assamese
AST - Asturian
ATH - Athapascan languages
AUS - Australian languages
AVA - Avaric
AVE - Avestan
AWA - Awadhi
AYM - Aymara
AZE - Azerbaijani
BAD - Banda languages
BAI - Bamileke languages
BAK - Bashkir
BAL - Baluchi
BAM - Bambara
BAN - Balinese
BAS - Basa
BAT - Baltic languages
BEJ - Beja
BEL - Belarusian
BEM - Bemba
BEN - Bengali
BER - Berber languages
BHO - Bhojpuri
BIH - Bihari languages
BIK - Bikol
BIN - Bini
BIS - Bislama
BLA - Siksika
BNT - Bantu languages
BOD - Tibetan
BOS - Bosnian
BRA - Braj
BRE - Breton
BTK - Batak languages
BUA - Buriat
BUG - Buginese
BUL - Bulgarian
BYN - Blin
CAD - Caddo
CAI - Central American Indian languages
CAR - Galibi Carib
CAT - Catalan
CAU - Caucasian languages
CEB - Cebuano
CEL - Celtic languages
CES - Czech
CHA - Chamorro
CHB - Chibcha
CHE - Chechen
CHG - Chagatai
CHK - Chuukese
CHM - Mari
CHN - Chinook jargon
CHO - Choctaw
CHP - Chipewyan
CHR - Cherokee
CHU - Church Slavic
CHV - Chuvash
CHY - Cheyenne
CMC - Chamic languages
CNR - Montenegrin
COP - Coptic
COR - Cornish
COS - Corsican
CPE - Creoles and pidgins, English-based
CPF - Creoles and pidgins, French-based
CPP - Creoles and pidgins, Portuguese-based
CRE - Cree
CRH - Crimean Tatar
CRP - Creoles and pidgins
CSB - Kashubian
CUS - Cushitic languages
CYM - Welsh
DAK - Dakota
DAN - Danish
DAR - Dargwa
DAY - Land Dayak languages
DEL - Delaware
DEN - Slave (Athapascan)
DEU - German
DGR - Dogrib
DIN - Dinka
DIV - Divehi
DOI - Dogri
DRA - Dravidian languages
DSB - Lower Sorbian
DUA - Duala
DUM - Dutch, Middle (ca. 1050-1350)
DYU - Dyula
DZO - Dzongkha
EFI - Efik
EGY - Egyptian (Ancient)
EKA - Ekajuk
ELL - Greek, Modern (1453-)
ELX - Elamite
ENG - English
ENM - English, Middle (1100-1500)
EPO - Esperanto
EST - Estonian
EUS - Basque
EWE - Ewe
EWO - Ewondo
FAN - Fang
FAO - Faroese
FAS - Persian
FAT - Fanti
FIJ - Fijian
FIL - Filipino
FIN - Finnish
FIU - Finno-Ugrian languages
FON - Phone
FRA - French
FRM - French, Middle (ca. 1400-1600)
FRO - French, Old (842-ca. 1400)
FRR - Northern Frisian
FRS - Eastern Frisian
FRY - Western Frisian
FUL - Fulah
FUR - Friulian
GAA - Ga
GAY - Gayo
GBA - Gbaya
GEM - Germanic languages
GEZ - Geez
GIL - Gilbertese
GLA - Gaelic
GLE - Irish
GLG - Galician
GLV - Manx
GMH - German, Middle High (ca. 1050-1500)
GOH - German, Old High (ca. 750-1050)
GON - Gondi
GOR - Gorontalo
GOT - Gothic
GRB - Grebo
GRC - Greek, Ancient (to 1453)
GRN - Guarani
GSW - Swiss German
GUJ - Gujarati
GWI - Gwich’in
HAI - Haida
HAT - Haitian
HAU - Hausa
HAW - Hawaiian
HEB - Hebrew
HER - Herero
HIL - Hiligaynon
HIM - Himachali languages
HIN - Hindi
HIT - Hittite
HMN - Hmong
HMO - Hiri Motu
HRV - Croatian
HSB - Upper Sorbian
HUN - Hungarian
HUP - Hupa
HYE - Armenian
IBA - Iban
IBO - Igbo
IDO - Ido
III - Sichuan Yi
IJO - Ijo languages
IKU - Inuktitut
ILE - Interlingue
ILO - Iloko
INA - Interlingua (International Auxiliary Language Association)
INC - Indic languages
IND - Indonesian
INE - Indo-European languages
INH - Ingush
IPK - Inupiaq
IRA - Iranian languages
IRO - Iroquoian languages
ISL - Icelandic
ITA - Italian
JAV - Javanese
JBO - Lojban
JPN - Japanese
JPR - Judeo-Persian
JRB - Judeo-Arabic
KAA - Kara-Kalpak
KAB - Kabyle
KAC - Kachin
KAL - Kalaallisut
KAM - Kamba
KAN - Kannada
KAR - Karen languages
KAS - Kashmiri
KAT - Georgian
KAU - Kanuri
KAW - Kawi
KAZ - Kazakh
KBD - Kabardian
KHA - Khasi
KHI - Khoisan languages
KHM - Khmer
KHO - Khotanese
KIK - Kikuyu
KIN - Kinyarwanda
KIR - Kirghiz
KMB - Kimbundu
KOK - Konkani
KOM - Komi
KON - Kongo
KOR - Korean
KOS - Kosraean
KPE - Kpelle
KRC - Karachay-Balkar
KRL - Karelian
KRO - Kru languages
KRU - Kurukh
KUA - Kuanyama
KUM - Kumyk
KUR - Kurdish
KUT - Kutenai
LAD - Ladino
LAH - Lahnda
LAM - Lamba
LAO - Lao
LAT - Latin
LAV - Latvian
LEZ - Lezghian
LIM - Limburgan
LIN - Lingala
LIT - Lithuanian
LOL - Mongo
LOZ - Lozi
LTZ - Luxembourgish
LUA - Luba-Lulua
LUB - Luba-Katanga
LUG - Ganda
LUI - Luiseno
LUN - Lunda
LUO - Luo (Kenya and Tanzania)
LUS - Lushai
MAD - Madurese
MAG - Magahi
MAH - Marshallese
MAI - Maithili
MAK - Makasar
MAL - Malayalam
MAN - Mandingo
MAP - Austronesian languages
MAR - Marathi
MAS - Masai
MDF - Moksha
MDR - Mandar
MEN - Mende
MGA - Irish, Middle (900-1200)
MIC - Mi’kmaq
MIN - Minangkabau
MIS - Uncoded languages
MKD - Macedonian
MKH - Mon-Khmer languages
MLG - Malagasy
MLT - Maltese
MNC - Manchu
MNI - Manipuri
MNO - Manobo languages
MOH - Mohawk
MON - Mongolian
MOS - Mossi
MRI - Maori
MSA - Malay
MUL - Multiple languages
MUN - Munda languages
MUS - Creek
MWL - Mirandese
MWR - Marwari
MYA - Burmese
MYN - Mayan languages
MYV - Erzya
NAH - Nahuatl languages
NAI - North American Indian languages
NAP - Neapolitan
NAU - Nauru
NAV - Navajo
NBL - Ndebele, South
NDE - Ndebele, North
NDO - Ndonga
NDS - Low German
NEP - Nepali
NEW - Nepal Bhasa
NIA - Nias
NIC - Niger-Kordofanian languages
NIU - Niuean
NLD - Dutch
NNO - Norwegian Nynorsk
NOB - Bokmål, Norwegian
NOG - Nogai
NON - Norse, Old
NOR - Norwegian
NQO - N’Ko
NSO - Pedi
NUB - Nubian languages
NWC - Classical Newari
NYA - Chichewa
NYM - Nyamwezi
NYN - Nyankole
NYO - Nyoro
NZI - Nzima
OCI - Occitan (post 1500)
OJI - Ojibwa
ORI - Oriya
ORM - Oromo
OSA - Osage
OSS - Ossetian
OTA - Turkish, Ottoman (1500-1928)
OTO - Otomian languages
PAA - Papuan languages
PAG - Pangasinan
PAL - Pahlavi
PAM - Pampanga
PAN - Punjabi
PAP - Papiamento
PAU - Palauan
PEO - Persian, Old (ca. 600-400 BC)
PHI - Philippine languages
PHN - Phoenician
PLI - Pali
POL - Polish
PON - Pohnpeian
POR - Portuguese
PRA - Prakrit languages
PRO - Provençal, Old (to 1500)
PUS - Pashto
QUE - Quechua
RAJ - Rajasthani
RAP - Rapanui
RAR - Rarotongan
ROA - Romance languages
ROH - Romansh
ROM - Romany
RON - Romanian
RUN - Rundi
RUP - Aromanian
RUS - Russian
SAD - Sandawe
SAG - Sango
SAH - Yakut
SAI - South American Indian languages
SAL - Salishan languages
SAM - Samaritan Aramaic
SAN - Sanskrit
SAS - Sasak
SAT - Santali
SCN - Sicilian
SCO - Scots
SEL - Selkup
SEM - Semitic languages
SGA - Irish, Old (to 900)
SGN - Sign Languages
SHN - Shan
SID - Sidamo
SIN - Sinhala
SIO - Siouan languages
SIT - Sino-Tibetan languages
SLA - Slavic languages
SLK - Slovak
SLV - Slovenian
SMA - Southern Sami
SME - Northern Sami
SMI - Sami languages
SMJ - Lule Sami
SMN - Inari Sami
SMO - Samoan
SMS - Skolt Sami
SNA - Shona
SND - Sindhi
SNK - Soninke
SOG - Sogdian
SOM - Somali
SON - Songhai languages
SOT - Sotho, Southern
SPA - Spanish
SQI - Albanian
SRD - Sardinian
SRN - Sranan Tongo
SRP - Serbian
SRR - Serer
SSA - Nilo-Saharan languages
SSW - Swati
SUK - Sukuma
SUN - Sundanese
SUS - Susu
SUX - Sumerian
SWA - Swahili
SWE - Swedish
SYC - Classical Syriac
SYR - Syriac
TAH - Tahitian
TAI - Tai languages
TAM - Tamil
TAT - Tatar
TEL - Telugu
TEM - Timne
TER - Tereno
TET - Tetum
TGK - Tajik
TGL - Tagalog
THA - Thai
TIG - Tigre
TIR - Tigrinya
TIV - Tiv
TKL - Tokelau
TLH - Klingon
TLI - Tlingit
TMH - Tamashek
TOG - Tonga (Nyasa)
TON - Tonga (Tonga Islands)
TPI - Tok Pisin
TSI - Tsimshian
TSN - Tswana
TSO - Tsonga
TUK - Turkmen
TUM - Tumbuka
TUP - Tupi languages
TUR - Turkish
TUT - Altaic languages
TVL - Tuvalu
TWI - Twi
TYV - Tuvinian
UDM - Udmurt
UGA - Ugaritic
UIG - Uighur
UKR - Ukrainian
UMB - Umbundu
UND - Undetermined
URD - Urdu
UZB - Uzbek
VAI - Vai
VEN - Venda
VIE - Vietnamese
VOL - Volapük
VOT - Votic
WAK - Wakashan languages
WAL - Wolaitta
WAR - Waray
WAS - Washo
WEN - Sorbian languages
WLN - Walloon
WOL - Wolof
XAL - Kalmyk
XHO - Xhosa
YAO - Yao
YAP - Yapese
YID - Yiddish
YOR - Yoruba
YPK - Yupik languages
ZAP - Zapotec
ZBL - Blissymbols
ZEN - Zenaga
ZGH - Standard Moroccan Tamazight
ZHA - Zhuang
ZHO - Chinese
ZND - Zande languages
ZUL - Zulu
ZUN - Zuni
ZXX - No linguistic content”
ZZA - Zaza
To learn more about ISO 639-2 language codes visit Wikipedia page about ISO 639-2 codes.
Note
Be aware that ISO 639-2 codes have two flavours: bibliographical and terminological. In JMEF the terminological codes are used. There are about 20 cases where bibliographical and terminological codes are different. For example: terminological code for Deutsch language code is DEU and bibliographical is GER