Library of Congress Class Numbers for Slavic, East European, and Eurasian Literatures: Alphabetical List Arranged by Name of Literature

This list enumerates the literature class numbers in the Library of Congress Classification (LCC) for East European and Eurasian literatures. The arrangement follows the alphabetical order of the names of the literatures in question.

Whereas these class numbers and their associated captions are taken from the LCC schedules, they differ from the schedules in one minor respect. The LCC schedules sometimes use old-fashioned forms of language names (e.g., “Adyghei” for current “Adygei”; “Daghestanian” for current “Dagestanian”; or “Lezghian” for current “Lezgian”). In such cases, the form of the name given in the list below follows current spellings -- which are generally used in the Library of Congress Subject Heading list -- rather than the older forms found in the schedules.

For the class numbers of associated languages, see Library of Congress Class Numbers for Slavic, East European, and Eurasian Languages and Philology.

Abazin PK9201.A25-.A29

Abkhaz PK9201.A35-.A39

Adygei PK9201.A45-.A49

Agul PK9201.A65-.A69

Akhwakh PK9201.A7.Z77

Akkinski PK9201.A735-.A739

Albanian PG9601-9665

Altai PL43.5-.9

Archi PK9201.A775-.A779

Armenian PK8501-8832

Armeno-Kipchak PL64.5-.9

Avaric PK9201.A95-.A99

Azerbaijani PL313.5-314.Z5

Bagulal PK9201.B345-.B349

Balkar PL68.5-.9

Baltic (General) PG8101-8108

Bashkir PL72.5-.9

Bats PK9201.B365-.B369

Belarusian PG2834.17-2847

Bezhta PK9201.B495-.B499

Bonan PL431.B645-.B649

Bosnian PG1700-1749

Botlikh PK9201.B675-.B679

Budukh PK9201.B835-.B839

Bulgarian PG1000-1146

Bulgaro-Turkic PL379.Z77

Buriat PL428-428.9

Carpatho-Rusyn PG3990.5-.9

Caucasian (General) PK9030-9040

Caucasian Albanian PK9201.C165-.C169

Chagatai PL53.5-.9

Chamalal PK9201.C25-.C29

Chechen PK9201.C35-.C39

Chulym PL45.C485-.C489

Church Slavic PG700.12-716

Chuvash PL383.5-384.Z5

Circassian PK9201.C55-.C59

Crimean Tatar PL66.5-.9

Croatian PG1600-1696

Czech PG5000-5146

Dagestanian PK9051.5-.9

Dagur PL431.D35-.D39

Dargwa PK9201.D35-.D39

Darkhat PL431.D475-.D479

Dido PK9201.D535-539

Dolgan PL45.D655-.D659

Dongxiang PL431.D645-.D649

Eastern Yugur PL431.E285-.E289

Enets PH3812.5-.9

Erzya PG778.E8

Estonian PH630-671

Even PL481.E925-.E929

Evenki PL458-458.9

Finnic (General) PH98-98.5

Finnish PH300-405

Finno-Ugric (General) PH81-87

Gagauz PL316.5-.9

Georgian PK9160-9169

Ginukh PK9201.G55-.G59

Godoberi PK9201.G635-.G39

Hinalugh PK9201.H55-.H59

Hungarian PH3001-3445

Hunzib PK9201.H855-.H859

Ingrian PH558-559

Ingush PK9201.I65-.I69

Jurchen PL481.J85-.J89

Kabardian PK9201.K35-.K39

Kalmyk PL430-430.9

Kamassin PH3814.5-.9

Karachay-Balkar PL67.5-.9

Karaim PL69.5-.9

Karakalpak PL75.5-.9

Karata PK9201.K455-.K459

Karelian PH508-509

Kashubian PG7903.5-7904.Z5

Kazakh PL76.5-.9

Khakass PL45.K455-.K459

Khalaj PL396.5-.9

Khamnigan PL431.K655-.K659

Khanty PH1408-1409

Khvarshi PK9201.K575-.K579

Kipchak PL63.5-.9

Komi PH1058-1059

Komi-Permyak PH1077-1079

Kumyk PL70.5-.9

Kyrgyz PL44.5-.9

Lak PK9201.L35-.L39

Latvian PG8998-9146

Laz PK9201.L45-.L49

Lezgian PK9201.L594-.L595

Lithuanian PG8700-8772

Livonian PH588-589

Ludic PH538-539

Macedonian PG1180-1199

Mansi PH1308-1309

Mari PH811-836

Mator PH3815.5-.9

Mingrelian PK9201.M55-.M59

Moghol PL431.M575-.M579

Moksha PH778.M6

Moldovan PC794.M6-.M695

Mongolian language group (General) PL400.5-.9

Mongolian PL410-419

Monguor PL431.M65-.M69

Montenegrin PG1417.M6

Mordvin PH781-785

Nanai PL481.N345-.N349

Negidal PL481.N445-.N459

Nenets PH3816.5-.9

Nganasan PH3818.5-.9

Nogai PL77.5-.9

Northern Altai PL45.N675-.N679

Oirat PL431.O385-.O389

Olcha PL481.O435-.O439

Old Georgian PK9105.5.Z77

Old Prussian PG8208

Olonets PH528-529

Ordos PL431.O85-.O89

Oroch PL481.O825-.O829

Orok PL481.O855-.O859

Oroqen PL481.O885-.O889

Ossetic PK6958-6958.9

Permic (General) PH1003

Polabian PG7915

Polish PG7001-7446

Romanian PC800-872

Romany PK2898.5-PK2899.Z5

Russian, Old (to 1300) PG2743

Russian, Old (1301-1700) PG2748

Russian PG2899,2-3698

Rutul PK9201.R875-.R879

Salar PL54.45-.49

Sami PH731-735

Samoyedic (General) PH3808-3808.9

Samur PK9201.S35-.S39

Selkup PH3820.5-.9

Serbian PG1500-1596

Serbo-Croatian PG1400-1749

Sibo PL481.S35-.S39

Slavic (General) PG500-552

Slovak PG5400-5546

Slovenian PG1900-1962

Slovincian PG7925

Sorbian (Wendic) PG5661-5689

South Slavic (General) PG560-585

Svan PK9201.S85-.S89

Tabasaran PK9201.T35-.T39

Tajik PK6978-6978.9

Tapanta PK9201.T45-.T49

Tatar PL73.5-.9

Tindi PK9201.T55-.T59

Tofa PL45.T635-.T639

Tsakhur PK9201.T75-.T79

Tungus Manchu (General) PL450.5-.9

Turkmen PL333.5-334.Z5

Turkic (General) PL28-28.9

Tuvinian PL45.T885-.T889

Ubykh PK9201.U35-.U39

Udekhe PL481.U45-.U49

Udi PK9201.U45-.U49

Udmurt PH1108-1109

Uighur PL54.65-.695

Ukrainian PG3900-3987

Uralic-Altaic (General) PL8-8.9

Uzbek PL56.5-.9

Veps PH548-549

Votic PH568-569

Western Yugur PL58.5-.9

Yakut PL363.5-364.Z5

Yellow Uighur PL45.Y445-.Y449

Revised: May 26, 2015