Lists data fields that differ from the last major version (see versions above). Inherited differences in locales are suppressed, except where the source locales are different.
| Section |
Page |
Header |
Code |
Locale |
Old |
New |
Level |
| Locale Display Names |
Keys |
Hour Cycle |
hc-c12 |
lt |
▷missing◁ |
12 valandų sistema |
comprehensive |
| hc-c12-core |
12 |
modern |
| hc-c24 |
24 valandų sistema |
comprehensive |
| hc-c24-core |
24 |
modern |
| Type Values |
no |
išjungta |
| yes |
įjungta |
| Date & Time |
Gregorian |
Formats - Numeric - separator |
Date |
- |
moderate |
| Time |
: |
| Formats - Intervals - Range |
mixed |
{0} – {1} |
| non-numeric |
{0}–{1} |
| numeric |
| Gregorian YMD |
mixed |
{0} – {1} |
comprehensive |
| non-numeric |
{0}–{1} |
| numeric |
| Generic |
Formats - Numeric - separator |
Date |
- |
moderate |
| Time |
: |
| Formats - Intervals - Range |
mixed |
{0} – {1} |
| non-numeric |
{0}–{1} |
| numeric |
| Chinese |
Formats - Numeric - separator |
Date |
- |
comprehensive |
| Time |
: |
| Formats - Intervals - Range |
mixed |
{0} – {1} |
| non-numeric |
{0}–{1} |
| numeric |
| Japanese |
Eras - abbreviated |
1 |
Hakuči (650–671) |
▷removed◁ |
| 2 |
Hakuho (672–686) |
| 3 |
Šučo (686–701) |
| 4 |
Taiho (701–704) |
| 6 |
Vado (708–715) |
| 8 |
Joro (717–724) |
| 10 |
Tempio (729–749) |
| 11 |
Tempio-kampo (749–749) |
| 12 |
Tempio-šoho (749–757) |
| 13 |
Tempio-hodzi (757–765) |
| 14 |
Tempo-dzingo (765–767) |
| 15 |
Dzingo-keiun (767–770) |
| 16 |
Hoki (770–780) |
| 17 |
Ten-o (781–782) |
| 18 |
Enrjaku (782–806) |
| 19 |
Daido (806–810) |
| 20 |
Konin (810–824) |
| 21 |
Tenčo (824–834) |
| 22 |
Šova (834–848) |
| 23 |
Kajo (848–851) |
| 25 |
Saiko (854–857) |
| 26 |
Tenan (857–859) |
| 27 |
Jogan (859–877) |
| 28 |
Genkei (877–885) |
| 29 |
Ninja (885–889) |
| 30 |
Kampjo (889–898) |
| 31 |
Šotai (898–901) |
| 33 |
Enčo (923–931) |
| 34 |
Šohei (931–938) |
| 35 |
Tengjo (938–947) |
| 36 |
Tenriaku (947–957) |
| 38 |
Ova (961–964) |
| 39 |
Koho (964–968) |
| 40 |
Ana (968–970) |
| 42 |
Ten-en (973–976) |
| 43 |
Jogen (976–978) |
| 46 |
Kana (985–987) |
| 47 |
Ei-en (987–989) |
| 49 |
Šorjaku (990–995) |
| 50 |
Čotoku (995–999) |
| 51 |
Čoho (999–1004) |
| 52 |
Kanko (1004–1012) |
| 53 |
Čova (1012–1017) |
| 54 |
Kanin (1017–1021) |
| 55 |
Džian (1021–1024) |
| 56 |
Mandžiu (1024–1028) |
| 57 |
Čogen (1028–1037) |
| 58 |
Čorjaku (1037–1040) |
| 59 |
Čokju (1040–1044) |
| 61 |
Eišo (1046–1053) |
| 63 |
Kohei (1058–1065) |
| 64 |
Džirjaku (1065–1069) |
| 65 |
Enkju (1069–1074) |
| 66 |
Šoho (1074–1077) |
| 67 |
Šorjaku (1077–1081) |
| 68 |
Eiho (1081–084) |
| 69 |
Otoku (1084–1087) |
| 70 |
Kandži (1087–1094) |
| 71 |
Kaho (1094–1096) |
| 72 |
Eičo (1096–1097) |
| 73 |
Šotoku (1097–1099) |
| 74 |
Kova (1099–1104) |
| 75 |
Čodži (1104–1106) |
| 76 |
Kašo (1106–1108) |
| 77 |
Tenin (1108–1110) |
| 79 |
Eikju (1113–1118) |
| 80 |
Gen-ei (1118–1120) |
| 81 |
Hoan (1120–1124) |
| 82 |
Tendži (1124–1126) |
| 83 |
Daidži (1126–1131) |
| 84 |
Tenšo (1131–1132) |
| 85 |
Čošo (1132–1135) |
| 86 |
Hoen (1135–1141) |
| 87 |
Eidži (1141–1142) |
| 88 |
Kodži (1142–1144) |
| 89 |
Tenjo (1144–1145) |
| 90 |
Kjuan (1145–1151) |
| 92 |
Kjuju (1154–1156) |
| 93 |
Hogen (1156–1159) |
| 94 |
Heidži (1159–1160) |
| 95 |
Eirjaku (1160–1161) |
| 96 |
Oho (1161–1163) |
| 97 |
Čokan (1163–1165) |
| 99 |
Nin-an (1166–1169) |
| 100 |
Kao (1169–1171) |
| 101 |
Šoan (1171–1175) |
| 103 |
Džišo (1177–1181) |
| 104 |
Jova (1181–1182) |
| 105 |
Džuei (1182–1184) |
| 106 |
Genrjuku (1184–1185) |
| 107 |
Bundži (1185–1190) |
| 108 |
Kenkju (1190–1199) |
| 109 |
Šodži (1199–1201) |
| 110 |
Kenin (1201–1204) |
| 111 |
Genkju (1204–1206) |
| 112 |
Ken-ei (1206–1207) |
| 113 |
Šogen (1207–1211) |
| 114 |
Kenrjaku (1211–1213) |
| 115 |
Kenpo (1213–1219) |
| 116 |
Šokju (1219–1222) |
| 117 |
Džu (1222–1224) |
| 118 |
Genin (1224–1225) |
| 122 |
Džoei (1232–1233) |
| 123 |
Tempuku (1233–1234) |
| 124 |
Bunrjaku (1234–1235) |
| 126 |
Rjakunin (1238–1239) |
| 127 |
En-o (1239–1240) |
| 128 |
Nindži (1240–1243) |
| 130 |
Hodži (1247–1249) |
| 131 |
Kenčo (1249–1256) |
| 132 |
Kogen (1256–1257) |
| 133 |
Šoka (1257–1259) |
| 134 |
Šogen (1259–1260) |
| 135 |
Bun-o (1260–1261) |
| 136 |
Kočo (1261–1264) |
| 137 |
Bun-ei (1264–1275) |
| 138 |
Kendži (1275–1278) |
| 139 |
Koan (1278–1288) |
| 140 |
Šu (1288–1293) |
| 142 |
Šoan (1299–1302) |
| 145 |
Tokudži (1306–1308) |
| 146 |
Enkei (1308–1311) |
| 147 |
Očo (1311–1312) |
| 148 |
Šova (1312–1317) |
| 149 |
Bunpo (1317–1319) |
| 150 |
Dženo (1319–1321) |
| 151 |
Dženkjo (1321–1324) |
| 152 |
Šoču (1324–1326) |
| 153 |
Kareki (1326–1329) |
| 155 |
Genko (1331–1334) |
| 156 |
Kemu (1334–1336) |
| 158 |
Kokoku (1340–1346) |
| 159 |
Šohei (1346–1370) |
| 161 |
Bunču (1372–1375) |
| 162 |
Tendžu (1375–1379) |
| 163 |
Korjaku (1379–1381) |
| 164 |
Kova (1381–1384) |
| 165 |
Genču (1384–1392) |
| 168 |
Ku (1389–1390) |
| 170 |
Oei (1394–1428) |
| 171 |
Šočo (1428–1429) |
| 172 |
Eikjo (1429–1441) |
| 174 |
Bun-an (1444–1449) |
| 175 |
Hotoku (1449–1452) |
| 176 |
Kjotoku (1452–1455) |
| 177 |
Košo (1455–1457) |
| 178 |
Čoroku (1457–1460) |
| 179 |
Kanšo (1460–1466) |
| 180 |
Bunšo (1466–1467) |
| 181 |
Onin (1467–1469) |
| 183 |
Čokjo (1487–1489) |
| 185 |
Meio (1492–1501) |
| 187 |
Eišo (1504–1521) |
| 189 |
Kjoroku (1528–1532) |
| 190 |
Tenmon (1532–1555) |
| 191 |
Kodži (1555–1558) |
| 194 |
Tenšo (1573–1592) |
| 196 |
Keičo (1596–1615) |
| 197 |
Genva (1615–1624) |
| 198 |
Kan-ei (1624–1644) |
| 199 |
Šoho (1644–1648) |
| 201 |
Šu (1652–1655) |
| 202 |
Meirjaku (1655–1658) |
| 203 |
Mandži (1658–1661) |
| 205 |
Enpo (1673–1681) |
| 206 |
Tenva (1681–1684) |
| 207 |
Džokjo (1684–1688) |
| 209 |
Hoei (1704–1711) |
| 210 |
Šotoku (1711–1716) |
| 211 |
Kjoho (1716–1736) |
| 213 |
Kanpo (1741–1744) |
| 214 |
Enkjo (1744–1748) |
| 215 |
Kan-en (1748–1751) |
| 216 |
Horjaku (1751–1764) |
| 217 |
Meiva (1764–1772) |
| 218 |
An-ei (1772–1781) |
| 221 |
Kjova (1801–1804) |
| 224 |
Tenpo (1830–1844) |
| 225 |
Koka (1844–1848) |
| 228 |
Man-en (1860–1861) |
| 229 |
Bunkju (1861–1864) |
| 230 |
Gendži (1864–1865) |
| 231 |
Keiko (1865–1868) |
| Timezones |
Oceania |
Samoa |
generic-long |
Samoa laikas |
| daylight-long |
Samoa vasaros laikas |
| Unknown Region |
Almaty |
generic-long |
Almatos laikas |
moderate |
| standard-long |
Almatos žiemos laikas |
| daylight-long |
Almatos vasaros laikas |
| Aqtau |
generic-long |
Aktau laikas |
comprehensive |
| standard-long |
Aktau žiemos laikas |
| daylight-long |
Aktau vasaros laikas |
| Aqtobe |
generic-long |
Aktobės laikas |
| standard-long |
Aktobės žiemos laikas |
| daylight-long |
Aktobės vasaros laikas |
| Guam |
standard-long |
Guamo laikas |
| Lanka |
Lankos laikas |
| Macau |
generic-long |
Makau laikas |
| standard-long |
Makau žiemos laikas |
| daylight-long |
Makau vasaros laikas |
| North_Mariana |
standard-long |
Šiaurės Marianos Salų laikas |
| Qyzylorda |
generic-long |
Kyzylordos laikas |
| standard-long |
Kyzylordos žiemos laikas |
| daylight-long |
Kyzylordos vasaros laikas |
| Numbers |
Symbols |
Symbols using Chisoi Digits (chis) |
decimal |
▷missing◁ |
, |
| group |
|
| minusSign |
− |
| approximatelySign |
∼ |
| exponential |
×10^ |
| Number Formatting Patterns |
Standard Patterns using Chisoi Digits (chis) |
standard-currency |
#,##0.00 ¤ |
| standard-percent |
#,##0 % |
| accounting-currency |
#,##0.00 ¤ |
| Compact Decimal Formatting (Other Numbering Systems) |
Short Currency using Chisoi Digits (chis) |
4-digits-short-other |
0 tūkst'.' ¤ |
| 5-digits-short-other |
00 tūkst'.' ¤ |
| 6-digits-short-other |
000 tūkst'.' ¤ |
| 7-digits-short-other |
0 mln'.' ¤ |
| 8-digits-short-other |
00 mln'.' ¤ |
| 9-digits-short-other |
000 mln'.' ¤ |
| 10-digits-short-other |
0 mlrd'.' ¤ |
| 11-digits-short-other |
00 mlrd'.' ¤ |
| 12-digits-short-other |
000 mlrd'.' ¤ |
| 13-digits-short-other |
0 trln'.' ¤ |
| 14-digits-short-other |
00 trln'.' ¤ |
| 15-digits-short-other |
000 trln'.' ¤ |
| Long Formats using Chisoi Digits (chis) |
4-digits-long-other |
0 tūkstančių |
| 5-digits-long-other |
00 tūkstančių |
| 6-digits-long-other |
000 tūkstančių |
| 7-digits-long-other |
0 milijonų |
| 8-digits-long-other |
00 milijonų |
| 9-digits-long-other |
000 milijonų |
| 10-digits-long-other |
0 milijardų |
| 11-digits-long-other |
00 milijardų |
| 12-digits-long-other |
000 milijardų |
| 13-digits-long-other |
0 trilijonų |
| 14-digits-long-other |
00 trilijonų |
| 15-digits-long-other |
000 trilijonų |
| Short Formats using Chisoi Digits (chis) |
4-digits-short-other |
0 tūkst'.' |
| 5-digits-short-other |
00 tūkst'.' |
| 6-digits-short-other |
000 tūkst'.' |
| 7-digits-short-other |
0 mln'.' |
| 8-digits-short-other |
00 mln'.' |
| 9-digits-short-other |
000 mln'.' |
| 10-digits-short-other |
0 mlrd'.' |
| 11-digits-short-other |
00 mlrd'.' |
| 12-digits-short-other |
000 mlrd'.' |
| 13-digits-short-other |
0 trln'.' |
| 14-digits-short-other |
00 trln'.' |
| 15-digits-short-other |
000 trln'.' |
| Currencies |
Eastern Asia (C) |
Eastern Asia: China: CNX (old) |
CNX-name-one |
Kinijos "People" banko doleris |
▷removed◁ |
| CNX-name-few |
Kinijos "People" banko doleriai |
| CNX-name-many |
Kinijos "People" banko dolerio |
| CNX-name-other |
Kinijos "People" banko dolerių |
| CNX-name |
Kinijos "People" banko doleris |