This page defines how the wiki writes type codes across English, Russian, and Ukrainian pages.
Rule
Use the code of the page language as the primary code. Add other-language equivalents in parentheses when cross-language reliability matters.
Example:
- English page:
SLI + ELVF + EPNF(RU:СЛИ + ЭЛВФ + ВПНБ; UK:СЛІ + ЕЛВФ + Вч-Ми-Тп-Мб) - Russian page:
СЛИ + ЭЛВФ + ВПНБ(EN:SLI + ELVF + EPNF; UK:СЛІ + ЕЛВФ + Вч-Ми-Тп-Мб) - Ukrainian page:
СЛІ + ЕЛВФ + Вч-Ми-Тп-Мб(EN:SLI + ELVF + EPNF; RU:СЛИ + ЭЛВФ + ВПНБ)
Do not mix language-specific codes inside the same sentence unless the sentence explicitly gives equivalents.
Socionics
Socionics type codes should also be localized where the page language has an established local abbreviation. Keep the Latin code in parentheses for cross-language lookup.
| Meaning | English | Russian | Ukrainian |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sensory Logical Introvert | SLI | СЛИ (SLI) | СЛІ (SLI) |
MBTI-like analogues may be shown for orientation, but they are not equivalent systems. Socionics SLI is often mapped approximately to ISTP in MBTI terms and to legacy Socionics notation ISTp.
| Socionics | Russian | Ukrainian | Legacy Socionics | MBTI-like analogue |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SLI | СЛИ | СЛІ | ISTp | ISTP, approximate only |
Information elements may be shown bilingually where useful:
| Latin | Russian | Ukrainian |
|---|---|---|
| Si | БС | БС |
| Te | ЧЛ | ЧЛ |
| Ni | БИ | БІ |
| Fe | ЧЭ | ЧЕ |
| Ne | ЧИ | ЧІ |
| Fi | БЭ | БЕ |
| Se | ЧС | ЧС |
| Ti | БЛ | БЛ |
Psychosophy
| Aspect | English code | Russian code | Ukrainian code |
|---|---|---|---|
| Emotion | E | Э | Е |
| Logic | L | Л | Л |
| Will | V | В | В |
| Physics | F | Ф | Ф |
Composite example:
| Language | Code |
|---|---|
| English | ELVF |
| Russian | ЭЛВФ |
| Ukrainian | ЕЛВФ |
Temporistics
English uses N for Present/Now to avoid collision with P = Past.
Russian uses the established one-letter Cyrillic codes.
Ukrainian uses two-letter project codes because Минуле and Майбутнє both begin with М.
| Aspect | English code | Russian code | Ukrainian code |
|---|---|---|---|
| Eternity | E | В | Вч |
| Past | P | П | Ми |
| Present / Now | N | Н | Тп |
| Future | F | Б | Мб |
Composite example for Eternity-Past-Present-Future:
| Language | Code |
|---|---|
| English | EPNF |
| Russian | ВПНБ |
| Ukrainian | Вч-Ми-Тп-Мб |
Position Codes
When writing positions, use language-local aspect codes:
| Meaning | English | Russian | Ukrainian |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1st Eternity | 1E | 1В | 1Вч |
| 2nd Past | 2P | 2П | 2Ми |
| 3rd Present | 3N | 3Н | 3Тп |
| 4th Future | 4F | 4Б | 4Мб |
This avoids ambiguity between systems. For example, English 4F can mean 4th Physics in Psychosophy or 4th Future in Temporistics, so the surrounding system must be named explicitly when ambiguity is possible.