; This file controls the assignment of roles during indexing; see
; import/marc.properties and import/index_scripts/author.bsh for details.
[AuthorRoles]
; Default relator terms taken from https://www.loc.gov/marc/relators/relaterm.html
firstAuthorRoles = adp,aut,cmp,cre,dub,inv
secondAuthorRoles = act,anm,ann,arr,acp,ar,ard,aft,aud,aui,aus,bjd,bpd,cll,ctg,chr,cng,clb,clr,cmm,cwt,com,cpl,cpt,cpe,ccp,cnd,cos,cot,coe,cts,ctt,cte,ctb,crp,cst,cov,cur,dnc,dtc,dto,dfd,dft,dfe,dln,dpc,dsr,drt,dis,drm,edt,elt,egr,etr,fac,fld,flm,frg,ilu,ill,ins,itr,ivr,ldr,lsa,led,lil,lit,lie,lel,let,lee,lbt,lgd,ltg,lyr,mrb,mte,msd,mus,nrt,opn,org,pta,pth,prf,pht,ptf,ptt,pte,prt,pop,prm,pro,pmn,prd,prg,pdr,pbd,ppt,ren,rpt,rth,rtm,res,rsp,rst,rse,rpy,rsg,rev,rbr,sce,sad,scr,scl,spy,std,sng,sds,spk,stm,str,stl,sht,ths,trl,tyd,tyg,vdg,voc,wde,wdc,wam
nonCreativeRoles = anl,app,arc,asg,asn,att,auc,aqt,ant,bnd,bdd,blw,bkd,bkp,bsl,cns,cli,col,clt,cmt,con,csl,csp,ctr,cpc,cph,crr,dtm,dte,dgg,dpt,dbp,dst,dnr,elg,eng,evp,exp,fpy,fmo,fnd,gis,hnr,hst,ive,lbr,len,lse,lso,mfp,mfr,mrk,mdc,mod,mon,mcp,orm,oth,own,ppm,pat,pma,plt,prc,prp,pfr,pup,pbl,rcp,rce,red,rps,sec,sgn,spn,stn,srv,tch,tcd,trc,uvp,wit

; Sometimes relator codes are represented as part of a full URI; this section
; specifies URI prefixes that should be stripped off of the fronts of codes.
[RelatorPrefixesToStrip]
0 = "https://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/relators/"
1 = "http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/relators/"

; When extracting roles, it may also be necessary to adjust punctuation on the
; corresponding names. The following three sections contain settings related to
; punctuation stripping.

; This is a list of regular expression patterns to remove from names. These will
; be applied in the order provided. In addition to the patterns specified here,
; trailing periods will always be stripped (subject to abbreviation rules below).
[PunctuationRegExToStrip]
0 = "[\\s/:;,=(\\[]*$"
1 = "\\. -\\.?$"

; This is a list of pairs of characters, where the second character should be
; trimmed from the end of the string if the first character does not exist earlier
; in the string:
[PunctuationMatchedChars]
0 = "()"
1 = "[]"

; This is a list of abbreviations that, if followed by a period, should NOT be
; modified at the end of the name string. Note that single-letter abbreviations
; will retain their periods regardless of what else is configured here. All
; abbreviations should be entered in lowercase for normalized matching to work.
[PunctuationUntrimmedAbbreviations]
0 = "col."
1 = "mr."
2 = "mrs."
3 = "ms."

; Relator terms from German cataloging guideline RAK - add these to the comma separated
; lists above, if needed.
;firstAuthorRoles = bearbeiter,bearb,komponist,komp,urheber,verfasser,verf
;secondAuthorRoles = herausgeber,hg,hrsg,illustrator,ill,mitarbeiter,mitarb,übersetzer,übers
;nonCreativeRoles = begründer,begr,redakteur,red

; This section maps codes used in the [AuthorRoles] lists to fuller forms. You may
; use pipe characters (|) to separate multiple synonyms for the same code. Synonyms
; serve several important purposes:
;
; 1. They allow the [AuthorRoles] lists to be shorter and more readable. When
; evaluating the lists, these synonyms will always be taken into account.
;
; 2. By default, the synonym list will be used to map alternate forms to standard
; codes during index time to allow standardized display and translation. Note that
; synonyms on the right side of the equal sign will be matched in a case-insensitive,
; punctuation-independent way. However, when values are mapped to codes, the values
; on the left side of the equal sign will be stored in the Solr index exactly as
; presented here, case and all. This allows fuzzy matching to catch the most matches
; while yielding a very precise code for exact translation lookup. IMPORTANT: If you
; wish to index raw, unnormalized values instead, the indexing configuration can be
; adjusted to disable this mapping behavior; see $VUFIND_HOME/import/marc.properties
; for more details.
;
; 3. For the purposes of identifying "unknown relators," all keys and values in this
; list are examined. Any relator term not found anywhere in this section is
; considered "unknown" and treated accordingly.
[RelatorSynonyms]
abr = "Abridger"
acp = "Art copyist"
act = "Actor"
adi = "Art director"
adp = "Adapter"
aft = "Author of afterword, colophon, etc."
anl = "Analyst"
anm = "Animator"
ann = "Annotator"
ant = "Bibliographic antecedent"
ape = "Appellee"
apl = "Appellant"
app = "Applicant"
aqt = "Author in quotations or text abstracts"
arc = "Architect"
ard = "Artistic director"
arr = "Arranger"
art = "Artist"
asg = "Assignee"
asn = "Associated name"
ato = "Autographer"
att = "Attributed name"
auc = "Auctioneer"
aud = "Author of dialog"
aui = "Author of introduction, etc."
aus = "Screenwriter"
aut = "Author"
bdd = "Binding designer"
bjd = "Bookjacket designer"
bkd = "Book designer"
bkp = "Book producer"
blw = "Blurb writer"
bnd = "Binder"
bpd = "Bookplate designer"
brd = "Broadcaster"
brl = "Braille embosser"
bsl = "Bookseller"
cas = "Caster"
ccp = "Conceptor"
chr = "Choreographer"
clb = "Collaborator"
cli = "Client"
cll = "Calligrapher"
clr = "Colorist"
clt = "Collotyper"
cmm = "Commentator"
cmp = "Composer"
cmt = "Compositor"
cnd = "Conductor"
cng = "Cinematographer"
cns = "Censor"
coe = "Contestant-appellee"
col = "Collector"
com = "Compiler"
con = "Conservator"
cor = "Collection registrar"
cos = "Contestant"
cot = "Contestant-appellant"
cou = "Court governed"
cov = "Cover designer"
cpc = "Copyright claimant"
cpe = "Complainant-appellee"
cph = "Copyright holder"
cpl = "Complainant"
cpt = "Complainant-appellant"
cre = "Creator"
crp = "Correspondent"
crr = "Corrector"
crt = "Court reporter"
csl = "Consultant"
csp = "Consultant to a project"
cst = "Costume designer"
ctb = "Contributor"
cte = "Contestee-appellee"
ctg = "Cartographer"
ctr = "Contractor"
cts = "Contestee"
ctt = "Contestee-appellant"
cur = "Curator"
cwt = "Commentator for written text"
dbp = "Distribution place"
dfd = "Defendant"
dfe = "Defendant-appellee"
dft = "Defendant-appellant"
dgg = "Degree granting institution"
dgs = "Degree supervisor"
dir = "Conductor"
dis = "Dissertant"
dln = "Delineator"
dnc = "Dancer"
dnr = "Donor"
dpc = "Depicted"
dpt = "Depositor"
drm = "Draftsman"
drt = "Director"
dsr = "Designer"
dst = "Distributor"
dtc = "Data contributor"
dte = "Dedicatee"
dtm = "Data manager"
dto = "Dedicator"
dub = "Dubious author"
edc = "Editor of compilation"
edm = "Editor of moving image work"
edt = "Editor"
egr = "Engraver"
elg = "Electrician"
elt = "Electrotyper"
eng = "Engineer"
enj = "Enacting jurisdiction"
etr = "Etcher"
evp = "Event place"
exp = "Expert"
fac = "Facsimilist"
fds = "Film distributor"
fld = "Field director"
flm = "Film editor"
fmd = "Film director"
fmk = "Filmmaker"
fmo = "Former owner"
fmp = "Film producer"
fnd = "Funder"
fpy = "First party"
frg = "Forger"
gis = "Geographic information specialist"
grt = "Graphic technician"
his = "Host institution"
hnr = "Honoree"
hst = "Host"
Ill = "Illustrator"
ill = "Illustrator"
ilu = "Illuminator"
ins = "Inscriber"
inv = "Inventor"
isb = "Issuing body"
itr = "Instrumentalist"
ive = "Interviewee"
ivr = "Interviewer"
jud = "Judge"
jug = "Jurisdiction governed"
kad = "Cadential author"
lbr = "Laboratory"
lbt = "Librettist"
ldr = "Laboratory director"
led = "Lead"
lee = "Libelee-appellee"
lel = "Libelee"
len = "Lender"
let = "Libelee-appellant"
lgd = "Lighting designer"
lie = "Libelant-appellee"
lil = "Libelant"
lit = "Libelant-appellant"
lsa = "Landscape architect"
lse = "Licensee"
lso = "Licensor"
ltg = "Lithographer"
lyr = "Lyricist"
mcp = "Music copyist"
mdc = "Metadata contact"
med = "Medium"
mfp = "Manufacture place"
mfr = "Manufacturer"
mod = "Moderator"
mon = "Monitor"
mrb = "Marbler"
mrk = "Markup editor"
msd = "Musical director"
mte = "Metal-engraver"
mtk = "Minute taker"
mus = "Musician"
nrt = "Narrator"
opn = "Opponent"
org = "Originator"
orm = "Organizer"
osp = "Onscreen presenter"
oth = "Other"
own = "Owner"
pan = "Panelist"
pat = "Patron"
pbd = "Publishing director"
pbl = "Publisher"
pdr = "Project director"
pfr = "Proofreader"
pht = "Photographer"
plt = "Platemaker"
pma = "Permitting agency"
pmn = "Production manager"
pop = "Printer of plates"
ppm = "Papermaker"
ppt = "Puppeteer"
pra = "Praeses"
prc = "Process contact"
prd = "Production personnel"
pre = "Presenter"
prf = "Performer"
prg = "Programmer"
prm = "Printmaker"
prn = "Production company"
pro = "Producer"
prp = "Production place"
prs = "Production designer"
prt = "Printer"
prv = "Provider"
pta = "Patent applicant"
pte = "Plaintiff-appellee"
ptf = "Plaintiff"
pth = "Patent holder"
ptt = "Plaintiff-appellant"
pup = "Publication place"
rbr = "Rubricator"
rcd = "Recordist"
rce = "Recording engineer"
rcp = "Addressee"
rdd = "Radio director"
red = "Redactor"
ren = "Renderer"
res = "Researcher"
rev = "Reviewer"
rpc = "Radio producer"
rps = "Repository"
rpt = "Reporter"
rpy = "Responsible party"
rse = "Respondent-appellee"
rsg = "Restager"
rsp = "Respondent"
rsr = "Restorationist"
rst = "Respondent-appellant"
rth = "Research team head"
rtm = "Research team member"
sad = "Scientific advisor"
sce = "Scenarist"
scl = "Sculptor"
scr = "Scribe"
sds = "Sound designer"
sec = "Secretary"
sgd = "Stage director"
sgn = "Signer"
sht = "Supporting host"
sll = "Seller"
sng = "Singer"
spk = "Speaker"
spn = "Sponsor"
spy = "Second party"
srv = "Surveyor"
std = "Set designer"
stg = "Setting"
stl = "Storyteller"
stm = "Stage manager"
stn = "Standards body"
str = "Stereotyper"
tcd = "Technical director"
tch = "Teacher"
ths = "Thesis advisor"
tld = "Television director"
tlp = "Television producer"
trc = "Transcriber"
trl = "Translator"
tyd = "Type designer"
tyg = "Typographer"
uvp = "University place"
vac = "Voice actor"
vdg = "Videographer"
voc = "Vocalist"
wac = "Writer of added commentary"
wal = "Writer of added lyrics"
wam = "Writer of accompanying material"
wat = "Writer of added text"
wdc = "Woodcutter"
wde = "Wood engraver"
win = "Writer of introduction"
wit = "Witness"
wpr = "Writer of preface"
wst = "Writer of supplementary textual content"

; This section is an example of relator synonyms with German and English terms
; combined. Mapping of German terms is based on the DNB's RDA Arbeitshilfe AH-017
; (revision 1.5 dated 2016-07-27). You can uncomment it and remove the above
; English-only section as needed.
;[RelatorSynonyms]
;abr = "Abridger|Kürzender"
;acp = "Art copyist"
;act = "Actor|Schauspieler|SchauspielerIn"
;adi = "Art director"
;adp = "Adapter"
;aft = "Author of afterword, colophon, etc.|Verfasser eines Nachworts|VerfasserIn eines Nachworts"
;anl = "Analyst"
;anm = "Animator|Trickfilmzeichner|TrickfilmzeichnerIn"
;ann = "Annotator|annotierende Person"
;ant = "Bibliographic antecedent"
;ape = "Appellee|Berufungsbeklagter|Revisionsbeklagter"
;apl = "Appellant|Berufungskläger|BerufungsklägerIn|Revisionskläger|RevisionsklägerIn"
;app = "Applicant"
;aqt = "Author in quotations or text abstracts"
;arc = "Architect|Architekt|ArchitektIn"
;ard = "Artistic director"
;arr = "Arranger|Arrangeur|ArrangeurIn"
;art = "Artist|Künstler|KünstlerIn"
;asg = "Assignee"
;asn = "Associated name"
;ato = "Autographer|Unterzeichner|UnterzeichnerIn"
;att = "Attributed name"
;auc = "Auctioneer"
;aud = "Author of dialog"
;aui = "Author of introduction, etc.|Verfasser eines Geleitwortes|VerfasserIn eines Geleitwortes"
;aus = "Screenwriter|Drehbuchautor|DrehbuchautorIn"
;aut = "Author|Verfasser|VerfasserIn"
;bdd = "Binding designer"
;bjd = "Bookjacket designer"
;bkd = "Book designer|Buchgestalter|BuchgestalterIn"
;bkp = "Book producer"
;blw = "Blurb writer"
;bnd = "Binder|Buchbinder|BuchbinderIn"
;bpd = "Bookplate designer"
;brd = "Broadcaster|Sender"
;brl = "Braille embosser|Brailleschriftpräger|BrailleschriftprägerIn"
;bsl = "Bookseller"
;cas = "Caster|Formgießer|FormgießerIn"
;ccp = "Conceptor"
;chr = "Choreographer|Choreograph|ChoreographIn"
;clb = "Collaborator"
;cli = "Client"
;cll = "Calligrapher|Kalligraf|KalligrafIn"
;clr = "Colorist|Colorist|ColoristIn"
;clt = "Collotyper|Lichtdrucker|LichtdruckerIn"
;cmm = "Commentator|Kommentator|KommentatorIn"
;cmp = "Composer|Komponist|KomponistIn"
;cmt = "Compositor"
;cnd = "Conductor|Dirigent|DirigentIn"
;cng = "Cinematographer|Bildregisseur|BildregisseurIn"
;cns = "Censor|Zensor|ZensorIn"
;coe = "Contestant-appellee"
;col = "Collector|Sammler|SammlerIn"
;com = "Compiler|Zusammenstellender"
;con = "Conservator"
;cor = "Collection registrar|Registrar"
;cos = "Contestant"
;cot = "Contestant-appellant"
;cou = "Court governed|Durch Verfahrensvorschriften geregeltes Gericht"
;cov = "Cover designer"
;cpc = "Copyright claimant"
;cpe = "Complainant-appellee"
;cph = "Copyright holder"
;cpl = "Complainant"
;cpt = "Complainant-appellant"
;cre = "Creator|Geistiger Schöpfer|GeistigeR SchöpferIn|Buchkünstler|BuchkünstlerIn|Berichterstatter|BerichterstatterIn"
;crp = "Correspondent"
;crr = "Corrector"
;crt = "Court reporter|Gerichtsstenograf|GerichtsstenografIn"
;csl = "Consultant|Berater|BeraterIn"
;csp = "Consultant to a project"
;cst = "Costume designer|Kostümbildner|KostümbildnerIn"
;ctb = "Contributor|Mitwirkender|Letterer|Maskenbildner|MaskenbildnerIn|On-Screen-Teilnehmer|On-Screen-TeilnehmerIn|Orchesterleiter|OrchesterleiterIn|Chorleiter|ChorleiterIn|Softwareentwickler|SoftwareentwicklerIn|Special-effects-Provider|Visual-effects-Provider|Verfasser eines Postscriptums|VerfasserIn eines Postscriptums"
;cte = "Contestee-appellee"
;ctg = "Cartographer|Kartograf|KartografIn"
;ctr = "Contractor|Vertragspartner|VertragspartnerIn"
;cts = "Contestee"
;ctt = "Contestee-appellant"
;cur = "Curator|Kurator|KuratorIn"
;cwt = "Commentator for written text"
;dbp = "Distribution place"
;dfd = "Defendant|Angeklagter|Beklagter"
;dfe = "Defendant-appellee"
;dft = "Defendant-appellant"
;dgg = "Degree granting institution|Grad-verleihende Institution"
;dgs = "Degree supervisor|Akademischer Betreuer|AkademischeR BetreuerIn"
;dir = "Conductor"
;dis = "Dissertant"
;dln = "Delineator"
;dnc = "Dancer|Tänzer|TänzerIn"
;dnr = "Donor|Stifter|StifterIn"
;dpc = "Depicted"
;dpt = "Depositor|Leihgeber|LeihgeberIn"
;drm = "Draftsman|Technischer Zeichner|Technischer ZeichnerIn"
;drt = "Director|Regisseur|RegisseurIn"
;dsr = "Designer|DesignerIn"
;dst = "Distributor|Vertrieb"
;dtc = "Data contributor"
;dte = "Dedicatee|Widmungsempfänger|WidmungsempfängerIn"
;dtm = "Data manager"
;dto = "Dedicator|Widmender"
;dub = "Dubious author"
;edc = "Editor of compilation"
;edm = "Editor of moving image work|Cutter|CutterIn"
;edt = "Editor|Herausgeber|HerausgeberIn"
;egr = "Engraver|Stecher|StecherIn"
;elg = "Electrician"
;elt = "Electrotyper"
;eng = "Engineer"
;enj = "Enacting jurisdiction|Normerlassende Gebietskörperschaft"
;etr = "Etcher|Radierer"
;evp = "Event place"
;exp = "Expert"
;fac = "Facsimilist"
;fds = "Film distributor|Filmvertrieb"
;fld = "Field director"
;flm = "Film editor"
;fmd = "Film director|Filmregisseur|FilmregisseurIn"
;fmk = "Filmmaker|Filmemacher|FilmemacherIn"
;fmo = "Former owner|früherer Eigentümer|frühereR EigentümerIn"
;fmp = "Film producer|Filmproduzent|FilmproduzentIn"
;fnd = "Funder"
;fpy = "First party"
;frg = "Forger"
;gis = "Geographic information specialist"
;grt = "Graphic technician"
;hg = "Publisher"
;his = "Host institution|Gastgebende Institution"
;hnr = "Honoree|Gefeierter"
;hst = "Host|Gastgeber"
;Ill = "Illustrator"
;ill = "Illustrator|Illustrator|IllustratorIn"
;ilu = "Illuminator|Buchmaler|BuchmalerIn"
;ins = "Inscriber|Beschriftende Person"
;inv = "Inventor|Erfinder|ErfinderIn"
;isb = "Issuing body|Herausgebendes Organ"
;itr = "Instrumentalist|Instrumentalmusiker|InstrumentalmusikerIn"
;ive = "Interviewee|Interviewter"
;ivr = "Interviewer|InterviewerIn"
;jud = "Judge|Richter|RichterIn"
;jug = "Jurisdiction governed|Geregelte Gebietskörperschaft"
;kad = "Cadential author"
;lbr = "Laboratory"
;lbt = "Librettist|Librettist|LibrettistIn"
;ldr = "Laboratory director"
;led = "Lead"
;lee = "Libelee-appellee"
;lel = "Libelee"
;len = "Lender"
;let = "Libelee-appellant"
;lgd = "Lighting designer"
;lie = "Libelant-appellee"
;lil = "Libelant"
;lit = "Libelant-appellant"
;lsa = "Landscape architect|Landschaftsarchitekt|LandschaftsarchitektIn"
;lse = "Licensee"
;lso = "Licensor"
;ltg = "Lithographer|Lithograph|LithographIn"
;lyr = "Lyricist|Textdichter|TextdichterIn"
;mcp = "Music copyist"
;mdc = "Metadata contact"
;med = "Medium"
;mfp = "Manufacture place"
;mfr = "Manufacturer|Hersteller|HerstellerIn"
;mod = "Moderator|ModeratorIn"
;mon = "Monitor"
;mrb = "Marbler"
;mrk = "Markup editor"
;msd = "Musical director|Musikalischer Leiter|Musikalischer LeiterIn"
;mte = "Metal-engraver"
;mtk = "Minute taker|Protokollant|ProtokollantIn"
;mus = "Musician"
;nrt = "Narrator|Erzähler|ErzählerIn"
;opn = "Opponent"
;org = "Originator"
;orm = "Organizer|Veranstalter|VeranstalterIn"
;osp = "Onscreen presenter|On-screen Präsentator|On-screen PräsentatorIn"
;oth = "Other|Sonstige Person, Familie oder Körperschaft, die mit einem Exemplar in Verbindung steht|Sonstige Person, Familie oder Körperschaft, die mit einem Werk in Verbindung steht|Begründer des Werks|BegründerIn des Werks"
;own = "Owner|Eigentümer|EigentümerIn|gegenwärtiger Eigentümer|gegenwärtigeR EigentümerIn"
;pan = "Panelist|Diskussionsteilnehmer|DiskussionsteilnehmerIn"
;pat = "Patron|Auftraggeber|AuftraggeberIn"
;pbd = "Publishing director|Chefredakteur|ChefredakteurIn"
;pbl = "Publisher|Verlag"
;pdr = "Project director"
;pfr = "Proofreader"
;pht = "Photographer|Fotograf|FotografIn"
;plt = "Platemaker|Druckformhersteller|DruckformherstellerIn"
;pma = "Permitting agency"
;pmn = "Production manager"
;pop = "Printer of plates"
;ppm = "Papermaker|Papiermacher|PapiermacherIn"
;ppt = "Puppeteer|Puppenspieler|PuppenspielerIn"
;pra = "Praeses"
;prc = "Process contact"
;prd = "Production personnel"
;pre = "Presenter|Präsentator|PräsentatorIn"
;prf = "Performer|Ausführender"
;prg = "Programmer|Programmierer|ProgrammiererIn"
;prm = "Printmaker|Druckgrafiker|DruckgrafikerIn"
;prn = "Production company|Produktionsfirma"
;pro = "Producer|Produzent|ProduzentIn"
;prp = "Production place"
;prs = "Production designer|Szenenbildner|SzenenbildnerIn"
;prt = "Printer|Drucker|DruckerIn"
;prv = "Provider"
;pta = "Patent applicant"
;pte = "Plaintiff-appellee"
;ptf = "Plaintiff|Zivilkläger|ZivilklägerIn"
;pth = "Patent holder"
;ptt = "Plaintiff-appellant"
;pup = "Publication place"
;rbr = "Rubricator"
;rcd = "Recordist|Tonmeister|TonmeisterIn"
;rce = "Recording engineer|Toningenieur|ToningenieurIn"
;rcp = "Addressee|Adressat"
;rdd = "Radio director|Hörfunkregisseur|HörfunkregisseurIn"
;red = "Redactor|Red"
;ren = "Renderer"
;res = "Researcher|Forscher|ForscherIn"
;rev = "Reviewer"
;rpc = "Radio producer|Hörfunkproduzent|HörfunkproduzentIn"
;rps = "Repository"
;rpt = "Reporter"
;rpy = "Responsible party"
;rse = "Respondent-appellee"
;rsg = "Restager"
;rsp = "Respondent|RespondentIn"
;rsr = "Restorationist|Restaurator|RestauratorIn"
;rst = "Respondent-appellant"
;rth = "Research team head"
;rtm = "Research team member"
;sad = "Scientific advisor"
;sce = "Scenarist"
;scl = "Sculptor|Bildhauer|BildhauerIn"
;scr = "Scribe"
;sds = "Sound designer"
;sec = "Secretary"
;sgd = "Stage director|Bühnenregisseur|BühnenregisseurIn"
;sgn = "Signer"
;sht = "Supporting host"
;sll = "Seller|Verkäufer|VerkäuferIn"
;sng = "Singer|Sänger|SängerIn"
;spk = "Speaker|Redner|RednerIn"
;spn = "Sponsor|SponsorIn"
;spy = "Second party"
;srv = "Surveyor|Landvermesser|LandvermesserIn"
;std = "Set designer"
;stg = "Setting"
;stl = "Storyteller|Geschichtenerzähler|GeschichtenerzählerIn"
;stm = "Stage manager"
;stn = "Standards body"
;str = "Stereotyper"
;tcd = "Technical director"
;tch = "Teacher|Lehrer|LehrerIn"
;ths = "Thesis advisor"
;tld = "Television director|Fernsehregisseur|FernsehregisseurIn"
;tlp = "Television producer|Fernsehproduzent|FernsehproduzentIn"
;trc = "Transcriber|Transkribierer|TranskribiererIn"
;trl = "Translator|Übersetzer|ÜbersetzerIn"
;tyd = "Type designer"
;tyg = "Typographer"
;uvp = "University place"
;vac = "Voice actor|Synchronsprecher|SynchronsprecherIn"
;vdg = "Videographer|Bildregisseur|BildregisseurIn"
;voc = "Vocalist"
;wac = "Writer of added commentary|Kommentarverfasser|KommentarverfasserIn"
;wal = "Writer of added lyrics|Verfasser von zusätzlichen Lyrics|VerfasserIn von zusätzlichen Lyrics"
;wam = "Writer of accompanying material"
;wat = "Writer of added text|Verfasser von Zusatztexten|VerfasserIn von Zusatztexten"
;wdc = "Woodcutter"
;wde = "Wood engraver"
;win = "Writer of introduction|Verfasser einer Einleitung|VerfasserIn einer Einleitung"
;wit = "Witness"
;wpr = "Writer of preface|Verfasser eines Vorworts|VerfasserIn eines Vorworts"
;wst = "Writer of supplementary textual content|Verfasser von ergänzendem Text|VerfasserIn von ergänzendem Text"