Hi Peter,
thanks for your assistance. Here's Lithuanian locale data: (I also included "stand-alone" month names in parenthesis)
724 Litai (symbol: Lt; int. symbol: LTL) 725 prieÅpiet 726 4 727 popiet 728 Pn 729 Åt 730 sekmadienis 731 pirmadienis 732 antradienis 733 treÄiadienis 734 ketvirtadienis 735 penktadienis 736 ÅeÅtadienis 737 pr. Kr. 738 po Kr. 739 Spl 740 sausio (Sausis) 741 vasario (Vasaris) 742 kovo (Kovas) 743 balandÅio (Balandis) 744 geguÅÄs (GeguÅÄ) 745 birÅelio (BirÅelis) 746 liepos (Liepa) 747 rugpjÅÄio (RugpjÅtis) 748 rugsÄjo (RugsÄjis) 749 spalio (Spalis) 750 lapkriÄio (Lapkritis) 751 gruodÅio (Gruodis)
Just in case, here's the complete list of abbrevated month and day names.
Months: Sau, Vas, Kov, Bal, Geg, Bir, Lie, Rgp, Rgs, Spl, Lap, Grd Days (starting Monday): Pr, An, Tr, Kt, Pn, Åt, Sk
A reliable online reference of Lithuanian POSIX locale can be found here: http://www.likit.lt/all/stand/lokale/lokale.htm#p1
I also noticed a few mistakes in CLDR document.
The short date format is wrong. Hyphens should be used instead of dots. For example, 2005-02-21. Spaces are also allowed, but hyphens are recommended.
Also Lithuanian name for Czech language should be "ÄekÅ", not "Äekijos".
Thanks, Modestas
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