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Alphabetization is by English alphabetical order. Accented characters are placed immediately after the most similar roman unaccented character. For example: barrique, bárulá, barye.
Symbols used in publications in English that are not characters in the roman alphabet are listed in “symbol”. The symbols directory also includes a number of ancient, medieval, and non-English symbols. The symbol "@", for example, is the Spanish symbol for the arroba.
Square brackets [ ] indicate the language or languages. More than one pair of square brackets shows the word exists in different languages, or as identical romanizations of different words in non-Roman languages.
Curly braces { } enclose locations.
The index entries containing, for example, a Chinese, Japanese or Korean character, are larger because a height of at least 24 pixels is needed for such characters to be legible.
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Last revised: 15 June 2023.