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alt → Alternate approx → Approximately beg → Beginning bet → Between BO → Bind off CA → Color "A" CB → Color "B" CC → Contrasting Color CO → Cast on dec → Decrease/Decreases/Decreasing fl → Front Loops foll → Follow/Follows/Following inc → Increase/Increases/Increasing k → Knit k2tog → Knit 2 Together kwise → Knitwise lp(s) → Loop(s) M1 → Make 1 MC → Main Color P → Purl stitch p2tog → Purl 2 Together pm → Place Marker pop → Popcorn stitch psso → Pass Slipped Stitch Over pwise → Purlwise SSK → Slip, slip, knit (Left slant decrease) St → Stitch St st → Stockinette stitch YO → Yarn Over Here's a list of abbreviations commonly used in Dofus talk. This list should help you decipher the ubiquitous abbreviations in Tsukuba. * ACCS: Academic newtown Community Cable Service * AIST: National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology * ALT: Assistant Language Teacher * APIC: Association for Promoting International Communication * GSI: Geographical Survey Institute * IH3: Ibaraki Hash House Harriers * IWN: International Women's Network * JAXA: Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency * JICA: Japan International Cooperation Agency (Tsukuba International Center) * JIRCAS: Japan International Research Center for Agricultural Sciences * KEK: High Energy Accelerator Research Organization * NIED: National Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster Prevention * NIES: National Insti Abbreviations of gravity wikia Commonly used abbreviations in Star Citizens. These abbreviations stem from the original Usenet, way back when bandwidth was much more limited, and are generally used to make the plain text of an email, or the textual conversation on IRC, more easily understood in the tone of the original poster - ie, to minimise misunderstandings. They also allow more content to be portrayed with less typing, which, for beginner IRCers, can be significant (more frequent users tend to, out of self defence, learn to type much much faster... although not necessarily any more accurately.) "LOL" is an abbreviation for Laugh(ing) Out Loud A number of abbreviations are used in LFN. They are not written with periods (dots). There are several abbreviations for common words or phrases. These are not capitalized, except at the beginning of a sentence: LFN also retains a few abbreviations from other languages that are recognized internationally, including the standardized abbreviations for metric units: * la NU (Nasiones Unida) – the UN (United Nations) * la RU (Rena Unida) – the UK (United Kingdom) * la SUA (Statos Unida de America) – the USA (United States of America) The following abbreviations are commonly found in the game and on the official forums. There are many different abbreviations used by people on TPMRPG so it is improtant to know what they are. Credit to Mitran for posting most of these on the User Created Guides section of the forum. An Abbreviation s a shortened form of a word or phrase.Usually, but not always, it consists of a letter or group of letters taken from the word or phrase. * PS- Pet Society * OWO- One Week Only * TWS- The Weekly Special * NIS- Not In Stores * IS- In Stores * BC- Blue Coin, or Playfish Cash, an abbreviation most commonly found in trades * CC- Cash Coin, or Playfish Cash, an abbreviation most commonly found in trades * PFC- Play Fish Cash, or Playfish Cash, an abbreviation most commonly found in trades * WTB- Want To Buy, most commonly found in trades * WTS- Want To Sell, most commonly found in trades * WTT- Want To Trade, most commonly found in trades * 999- An item that sells for 999 coins, most commonly found in trades * 3333- An item that When playing Initium, you'll see a lot of abbreviations for weapons, areas, bosses and other things. Here is a list of abbreviations and lingo you might see. (This will be only a basic list, and will be expanded every so often) In the International version of Rohan Online, players often use a variety of abbreviations. These abbreviations simply make communication in the game a little easier as typing becomes less time consuming. Writing about NetHack can be cumbersome where item names are concerned. A system of abbreviations has arisen to make this quicker: * Instead of writing "blessed" or "cursed", write "b" or "c" * Instead of writing the type of an item, use its symbol: "?!+=/ * Instead of writing "of", write "o" * Instead of writing the name of an item, use its first letters Some common examples: This scheme is ambiguous for several items, so it's common to extend the fourth rule in cases such as: ?oTele, ?oTel scroll of teleportation !oHallu potion of hallucination These abbreviations are commonly used on the newsgroup rec.games.roguelike.adom. Many of them are used in these documents as well.They are used partly to protect new players from spoilers and partly for speed. In general, a leading P for potion might be replaced by ! for potion. Likewise a leading S for scroll might be replaced by ? for scroll, a leading W might be replaced by \ for wand and a leading P might be replaced by = for ring. In general, artifacts, locations and NPCs are capitalized in the description. Please do not use abbreviations in Wikia. English is a complex enough language as it is. If you come across an abbreviation which you do not understand, you can look it up in Wiktionary, a sister project of Wikipedia. Wiktionary can also provide a list of abbreviations (by category or letter) more completely than this Wikia. Thank you. Abbreviations in MW (mostly used in trading forums) UHEL = Ultra High-End Loot = Railgun, Plasma Rifle, Mugati Sport, Hunter 'Spy' XS, Devastator, Condor, Zeus, Skull Cap, 12 Gauge, Bomb Suit, Segmented Body Plate, Cobra G7, Ruby Red, Turbo Road Warrior, Cougar, R, MHEL = Moscow High-End Loot = Shturmovik, Zmeya Carbon Blade, Zoloto Sports Car, Konstantin Cargo Carrier, Ubijca Assault Rifle BHEL = Bangkok High-End Loot = Chain Viper, Royal Thai Marine, Titanium Katar, Lamang Motorcycle MEL = Mid-End Loot = ? CC = Concealable Camera UCP = Untraceable Cellphone CSU = Computer Set-Up TCP = Thai Car Part
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There are many different abbreviations used by people on TPMRPG so it is improtant to know what they are. Credit to Mitran for posting most of these on the User Created Guides section of the forum. These abbreviations stem from the original Usenet, way back when bandwidth was much more limited, and are generally used to make the plain text of an email, or the textual conversation on IRC, more easily understood in the tone of the original poster - ie, to minimise misunderstandings. They also allow more content to be portrayed with less typing, which, for beginner IRCers, can be significant (more frequent users tend to, out of self defence, learn to type much much faster... although not necessarily any more accurately.) "LOL" is an abbreviation for Laugh(ing) Out Loud "LMAO" is an abbreviation for "Laughing My Arse|Ass Off" (depending on which side of the Atlantic you prefer to spell) See also Rolling On The Floor Laughing, Falling Off My Chair Laughing, & friends. "IMHO" is an abbreviation for In My Humble Opinion There are also the related In My Not So Humble Opinion, In My Totally Arrogant Opinion, etc. "BRB" translates as Be Right Back "AFK" is Away From Keyboard "FWIW" For What It's Worth A quick google search will show up a number of pages with these and many other variants. Caution is suggested in use - peppering your missives and proclamations with too many abbreviations will confuse the unwary, and annoy the puissant. Moderation is the key. Unless, of course, your channel decides to use more. When playing Initium, you'll see a lot of abbreviations for weapons, areas, bosses and other things. Here is a list of abbreviations and lingo you might see. (This will be only a basic list, and will be expanded every so often) Writing about NetHack can be cumbersome where item names are concerned. A system of abbreviations has arisen to make this quicker: * Instead of writing "blessed" or "cursed", write "b" or "c" * Instead of writing the type of an item, use its symbol: "?!+=/ * Instead of writing "of", write "o" * Instead of writing the name of an item, use its first letters Some common examples: c!oGL cursed potion of gain level b!oFH blessed potion of full healing "oLS amulet of life saving +oCM spellbook of create monster +oMM spellbook of magic missile =oSD ring of slow digestion /oD wand of death /oW wand of wishing This scheme is ambiguous for several items, so it's common to extend the fourth rule in cases such as: ?oTele, ?oTel scroll of teleportation !oHallu potion of hallucination Other popular items have developed abbreviations and acronyms of their own: GDSM gray dragon scale mail SDSM silver dragon scale mail *DSM any dragon scale mail GoP gauntlets of power GoD gauntlets of dexterity HoOA helm of opposite alignment CoMR cloak of magic resistance BoH bag of holding unihorn unicorn horn FoD finger of death spell SoA The Staff of Aesculapius AoY Amulet of Yendor In the International version of Rohan Online, players often use a variety of abbreviations. These abbreviations simply make communication in the game a little easier as typing becomes less time consuming. Abbreviations in MW (mostly used in trading forums) UHEL = Ultra High-End Loot = Railgun, Plasma Rifle, Mugati Sport, Hunter 'Spy' XS, Devastator, Condor, Zeus, Skull Cap, 12 Gauge, Bomb Suit, Segmented Body Plate, Cobra G7, Ruby Red, Turbo Road Warrior, Cougar, R, MHEL = Moscow High-End Loot = Shturmovik, Zmeya Carbon Blade, Zoloto Sports Car, Konstantin Cargo Carrier, Ubijca Assault Rifle BHEL = Bangkok High-End Loot = Chain Viper, Royal Thai Marine, Titanium Katar, Lamang Motorcycle MEL = Mid-End Loot = ? CC = Concealable Camera UCP = Untraceable Cellphone CSU = Computer Set-Up BMP = Set of Blackmail Photos ITR = Set of Illegal Transaction Records PC = Politico Corrupto WTD = Wiretap Device Vik = Shturmovik TCP = Thai Car Part RCP = Russian Car Part CCP = Cuban Car Part HTCP = High Tech Car Part ETB = Envelope (of) Thai Baht BBW = Big Bad Wolf The abbreviations for the Set of Blackmail Photos and Set of Illegal Transaction Records originate from the items' former names, Blackmail Photos and Illegal Transaction Records, respectively. Abbreviations of gravity wikia An Abbreviation s a shortened form of a word or phrase.Usually, but not always, it consists of a letter or group of letters taken from the word or phrase. * PS- Pet Society * OWO- One Week Only * TWS- The Weekly Special * NIS- Not In Stores * IS- In Stores * BC- Blue Coin, or Playfish Cash, an abbreviation most commonly found in trades * CC- Cash Coin, or Playfish Cash, an abbreviation most commonly found in trades * PFC- Play Fish Cash, or Playfish Cash, an abbreviation most commonly found in trades * WTB- Want To Buy, most commonly found in trades * WTS- Want To Sell, most commonly found in trades * WTT- Want To Trade, most commonly found in trades * 999- An item that sells for 999 coins, most commonly found in trades * 3333- An item that sells for 3333 coins, most commonly found in trades * 5999- An item that sells for 5999 coins, most commonly found in trades alt → Alternate approx → Approximately beg → Beginning bet → Between BO → Bind off CA → Color "A" CB → Color "B" CC → Contrasting Color CO → Cast on dec → Decrease/Decreases/Decreasing fl → Front Loops foll → Follow/Follows/Following inc → Increase/Increases/Increasing k → Knit k2tog → Knit 2 Together kwise → Knitwise lp(s) → Loop(s) M1 → Make 1 MC → Main Color P → Purl stitch p2tog → Purl 2 Together pm → Place Marker pop → Popcorn stitch psso → Pass Slipped Stitch Over pwise → Purlwise SSK → Slip, slip, knit (Left slant decrease) St → Stitch St st → Stockinette stitch YO → Yarn Over Commonly used abbreviations in Star Citizens. This list should help you decipher the ubiquitous abbreviations in Tsukuba. * ACCS: Academic newtown Community Cable Service * AIST: National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology * ALT: Assistant Language Teacher * APIC: Association for Promoting International Communication * GSI: Geographical Survey Institute * IH3: Ibaraki Hash House Harriers * IWN: International Women's Network * JAXA: Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency * JICA: Japan International Cooperation Agency (Tsukuba International Center) * JIRCAS: Japan International Research Center for Agricultural Sciences * KEK: High Energy Accelerator Research Organization * NIED: National Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster Prevention * NIES: National Institute of Environmental Studies * NIMS: National Institute for Materials Science * RVC: Russian Vodka Ceremony * TAIRA: Tsukuba Area International Residents Association * TELL: Tokyo English Life Line * TIF: Tsukuba Insight Forum * TIN: Tsukuba Information Network * TIS: Tsukuba International School * TWMC: Tsukuba Walking and Mountaineering Club TSUKUBA WIKI PROJECT ( pages) home || empty pages || short pages || contact us Please do not use abbreviations in Wikia. English is a complex enough language as it is. If you come across an abbreviation which you do not understand, you can look it up in Wiktionary, a sister project of Wikipedia. Wiktionary can also provide a list of abbreviations (by category or letter) more completely than this Wikia. Thank you. A number of abbreviations are used in LFN. They are not written with periods (dots). There are several abbreviations for common words or phrases. These are not capitalized, except at the beginning of a sentence: * acc (ance conoseda como) – a.k.a. (also known as) * aec (ante la eda comun) – BCE (before the common era) / BC (before Christ) * dr (dotor) – Dr (as part of a person's name) * ec (de la eda comun) – CE (common era) / AD (anno domini) * etc (e tal cosas, e tal continuante) – etc (et cetera), and so on * lfn – LFN (Lingua Franca Nova) * n (numero) – number * nb (nota bon) – NB (nota bene), please note * ovn (ojeto volante nonidentifiada) – UFO (unidentified flying object) * p (paje, pajes) – p (page), pp (pages) * pe (per esemplo) – e.g. (exempli gratia), for example * pf (per favore) – please * ps (pos scrive) – PS (post scriptum), postscript * sr (senior) – Mr (as part of a person's name) * sra (seniora) – Mrs, Miss, Ms (as part of a person's name) * tv (televisa, televisador) – TV (television) * v (vide) – see (introducing a cross-reference) LFN also retains a few abbreviations from other languages that are recognized internationally, including the standardized abbreviations for metric units: * cd (disco compata) – CD (compact disc) * pc (computador personal) – PC (personal computer) * cm (sentimetre) – cm (centimeter) * km (cilometre) – km (kilometer) * mg (miligram) – mg (milligram) * μm (micrometre) – μm (micrometer) * MB (megabait) – MB (megabyte) The abbreviated forms of proper nouns use capital letters. But minor words such as la and de – which are not capitalized in the full form of the name – are not included in the abbreviation. Such nouns are often introduced by la, even when abbreviated: * la NU (Nasiones Unida) – the UN (United Nations) * la RU (Rena Unida) – the UK (United Kingdom) * la SUA (Statos Unida de America) – the USA (United States of America) Some proper nouns are best known internationally as untranslated abbreviations, and these are retained in LFN: * IBM – IBM (International Business Machines Corporation) * KGB – KGB (Комитет государственной безопасности, Committee for State Security) The following abbreviations are commonly found in the game and on the official forums. Here's a list of abbreviations commonly used in Dofus talk. These abbreviations are commonly used on the newsgroup rec.games.roguelike.adom. Many of them are used in these documents as well.They are used partly to protect new players from spoilers and partly for speed. In general, a leading P for potion might be replaced by ! for potion. Likewise a leading S for scroll might be replaced by ? for scroll, a leading W might be replaced by \ for wand and a leading P might be replaced by = for ring. In general, artifacts, locations and NPCs are capitalized in the description.