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These are sample sort order definitions suitable for use with msort.
They may also be useful for practical purposes.
ArmenianDayNames
In the traditional Armenian calendar, the days of the month
are named, not numbered. There are only thirty day names
since all of the months are 30 days long with the exception
of the 13th month, Avelyats, which is either five or six days long.
ArmenianMonthNames
These are the names of the thirteen months of the traditional
Armenian calendar.
CatalanOrder1
This is the standard alphabetical order used
for Catalan, case- and diacritic-insensitive.
CatalanOrder2
This is the standard alphabetical order used for
Catalan, case- and diacritic-sensitive.
ChineseCelestialStems
These are an ancient Chinese numeral system used in
calendrics and astrology. In modern Chinese,
Korean, and Japanese, they are still frequently used
for ordering lists of things. That is, where in
English one might label things (a), (b), (c),
... etc., in these languages one might label them
with the Celestial stems. In a similar vein, they
are used to label types or variants of the same
thing, e.g. Hepatitis A and Hepatitis B.
ChineseEarthlyBranches
These originally designated the twelve phases of the
orbit of the planet Jupiter. They designate the
traditional twelve "hours" (two hour periods) of the
day and are used together with the Celestial Stems
to designate years in the sexagesimal cycle.
ChineseStemBranchCycle
These are the combinations of the Celestial Stems and
Earthly Branches that form the Sexagesimal Cycle used
in traditional Chinese calendrics.
es_ES01
This is the usual Spanish order used in Spain, case-
and diacritic-insensitive.
es_ES02
This is the usual Spanish order used in Spain, case-
and diacritic-sensitive.
HiraganaAkasa
Thisis one of the two traditional ways of ordering
Japanese kana. This file contains just the hiragana.
HiraganaIroha
This is one of the two traditional ways of ordering
Japanese kana. This file contains just the hiragana.
JapaneseNengo
These are the era names used in giving traditional Japanese dates.
In modern times, there is one era name per emperor, but prior to
1868 the reign of a single emperor was not infrequently divided
into several eras.
KanaAkasaInterleaved
This is the other traditional way of ordering
Japanese kana. This file contains both hiragana and
katakana, interleaved in the sense that each
katakana character immediately precedes its hiragana
counterpart.
SikhMonths
These are the names of the months used by Sikhs in
Panjabi, in calendar order, in the Gurmukhi
writing system.
TamilMonths
These are the Tamil month names in their traditional
order. Note that the Tamil months do not correspond
to those of the Gregorian callender.
TamilSexagesimalYears
These are the names of the years in the Tamil sexagesimal cycle,
corresponding to five Jovian years. The current cycle began in 1987-88.
Turkish
This is the usual Turkish alphabetical order.
TurkmenMonthNames
These are the Turkmen month names written in the Latin-based
"New Alphabet". The first column contains the names decreed
by Saparamat Niyazov in August, 2002, in use until July, 2008.
The second column contains the names in use prior to August, 2002
and now restored to use.
UnitedNationsCountryOrder_English
The official order used by the United Nations is
largely but not entirely alphabetical. For example,
the official name of Venezuela, the "Bolivarian
Republic of Venezuela" is alphabetized in the same
position as the country's informal name.
UrduCommonEraMonths
These are the Urdu adaptations of the English month names
used when giving Common Era dates in Urdu.
UrduIslamicMonths
These are the Urdu names of the months of the Islamic year.
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