List of country codes - Revision history

Osarius at 10:55, 2 November 2024

2024-11-02T10:55:28Z

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	A '''country code''', sometimes called a ''trigramme'' or ''trigram'' (from [[wikipedia:Ancient Greek\|Ancient Greek]] τρι- "three", γράμμα "letter") is a three-letter code used as a shorthand to designate nations in international sporting events. These codes are generally consistent across different events, but in some cases may differ between events such as the [[IFCF]] and [[Olympic Games]]. Usually, only the 26 letters in the [[wikipedia:ISO basic Latin alphabet\|international basic Latin alphabet]] can be used in codes, though exceptions may be made for certain events.		A '''country code''', sometimes called a ''trigramme'' or ''trigram'' (from [[wikipedia:Ancient Greek\|Ancient Greek]] τρι- "three", γράμμα "letter") is a three-letter code used as a shorthand to designate nations in international sporting events. These codes are generally consistent across different events, but in some cases may differ between events such as the [[IFCF]] and [[Olympic Games]]. Usually, only the 26 letters in the [[wikipedia:ISO basic Latin alphabet\|international basic Latin alphabet]] can be used in codes, though exceptions may be made for certain events.

			OOC: An attempt has been made to catalogue all trigrammes that have been assigned at some point, highlighting possible conflicts, successor states and alternative naming, and nations with more than one assigned trigramme. The data can be viewed [[gsheet:18nzDUhzp6ojfkiCtzYGauKfU_ixh_5BOCp_fmU5UYsM\|here]].

	==Unofficial list==		==Unofficial list==
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	\|[[TJUN-ia]] \|\|TJU		\|[[TJUN-ia]] \|\|TJU
	\|-		\|-
	\|[[Tobar Gainimh]] \|\|~~TJU~~		\|[[Tobar Gainimh]] \|\|TBG
	\|-		\|-
	\|[[Togonistan]] \|\|TGN		\|[[Togonistan]] \|\|TGN

Osarius: /* Unofficial list */

2024-10-03T11:27:48Z

Unofficial list

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	\|[[Diarcesia]] \|\|DCS		\|[[Diarcesia]] \|\|DCS
	\|-		\|-
	\|[[Doubeia]]		\|[[Diwedd Ardal]] \|\| DWA
	\|DOU		\|-
			\|[[Doubeia]] \|\| DOU
	\|-		\|-
	\|[[Dragonii]] \|\|DRG		\|[[Dragonii]] \|\|DRG
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	\|[[Nova Anglicana]] \|\|NOV		\|[[Nova Anglicana]] \|\|NOV
			\|-
			\|[[Novum-Castrum]] \|\|NVC
	\|-		\|-
	\|[[NPC West Florida]] \|\|NWF		\|[[NPC West Florida]] \|\|NWF
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	\|[[TJUN-ia]] \|\|TJU		\|[[TJUN-ia]] \|\|TJU
			\|-
			\|[[Tobar Gainimh]] \|\|TJU
	\|-		\|-
	\|[[Togonistan]] \|\|TGN		\|[[Togonistan]] \|\|TGN

Darmen at 20:59, 18 November 2023

2023-11-18T20:59:30Z

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	A '''country code''', sometimes called a ''trigramme'' or ''trigram'' (from ~~{{wp~~\|Ancient Greek}} τρι- "three", γράμμα "letter") is a three-letter code used as a shorthand to designate nations in international sporting events. These codes are generally consistent across different events, but in some cases may differ between events such as the [[IFCF]] and [[Olympic Games]]. Usually, only the 26 letters in the [[w:ISO basic Latin alphabet\|international basic Latin alphabet]] can be used in codes, though exceptions may be made for certain events.		A '''country code''', sometimes called a ''trigramme'' or ''trigram'' (from [[wikipedia:Ancient Greek\|Ancient Greek]] τρι- "three", γράμμα "letter") is a three-letter code used as a shorthand to designate nations in international sporting events. These codes are generally consistent across different events, but in some cases may differ between events such as the [[IFCF]] and [[Olympic Games]]. Usually, only the 26 letters in the [[wikipedia:ISO basic Latin alphabet\|international basic Latin alphabet]] can be used in codes, though exceptions may be made for certain events.

	==Unofficial list==		==Unofficial list==

Doubeia: /* Unofficial list */

2023-11-05T15:07:17Z

Unofficial list

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	\|[[Diarcesia]] \|\|DCS		\|[[Diarcesia]] \|\|DCS
			\|-
			\|[[Doubeia]]
			\|DOU
	\|-		\|-
	\|[[Dragonii]] \|\|DRG		\|[[Dragonii]] \|\|DRG

The Plough Islands at 07:45, 3 November 2023

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	\|[[Plane of Possibility]] \|\|POP		\|[[Plane of Possibility]] \|\|POP
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	\|data-sort-value="Plough Islands"\|[[The Plough Islands]] \|\|~~PLI~~		\|data-sort-value="Plough Islands"\|[[The Plough Islands]] \|\|OMD
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	\|[[Pluvia and the Saxean Isles]] \|\|PSI		\|[[Pluvia and the Saxean Isles]] \|\|PSI

>Osarius at 08:26, 5 July 2023

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>Osarius at 08:26, 5 July 2023

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	\|[[Main Nation Ministry]] \|\|MNM		\|[[Main Nation Ministry]] \|\|MNM
			\|-
			\|[[Marmaladaica]] \|\|MRM
	\|-		\|-
	\|[[Mattijana]] \|\|MTJ		\|[[Mattijana]] \|\|MTJ

>Kelssek at 03:39, 19 August 2022

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>Kelssek at 03:39, 19 August 2022

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	~~{{OOC}}~~
	A '''country code''', sometimes called a ''trigramme'' or ''trigram'' (from {{wp\|Ancient Greek}} τρι- "three", γράμμα "letter") is a three-letter code used as a shorthand to designate nations in international sporting events. These codes are generally consistent across different events, but in some cases may differ between events such as the [[IFCF]] and [[Olympic Games]]. Usually, only the 26 letters in the [[w:ISO basic Latin alphabet\|international basic Latin alphabet]] can be used in codes, though exceptions may be made for certain events.		A '''country code''', sometimes called a ''trigramme'' or ''trigram'' (from {{wp\|Ancient Greek}} τρι- "three", γράμμα "letter") is a three-letter code used as a shorthand to designate nations in international sporting events. These codes are generally consistent across different events, but in some cases may differ between events such as the [[IFCF]] and [[Olympic Games]]. Usually, only the 26 letters in the [[w:ISO basic Latin alphabet\|international basic Latin alphabet]] can be used in codes, though exceptions may be made for certain events.

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	{\| class="wikitable sortable"		{\| class="wikitable sortable"
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	! Nation !! ~~Trigramme~~		! Nation !! Code
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	\|[[95X]] \|\|NFX		\|[[95X]] \|\|NFX

>Kelssek at 13:21, 18 August 2022

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