List of shorthand systems

This is a list of shorthands, both modern and ancient. Currently, only one shorthand (Duployan) has been given an ISO code, in preparation for inclusion in the Unicode Standard, although the Tironian et has already been included in Unicode.

Script name ISO 15924 Year created Creator Primary languages Notes
Abbreviated Longhand[1] 1908 Angus Weaver English
Abbreviatrix 1945 William Paul Mishkin
Alpha Hand[2]
AgiliWriting[3]
Bakerwrite 2004 Heather Baker English
Bezenšek Shorthand[4] 1923 Anton Bezenšek German
Boyd's Syllabic Shorthand[5] 1903 Robert Boyd
Brachygraphy[6] 1672 Samuel Shelton English Based on Thomas Shelton's Tachygraphy from whom he first learned shorthand.
Burnz' Fonic Shorthand 1896 Eliza Boardman Burnz
Carissimi Shorthand[7] 1940 Juan Antonio Carissimi Spanish
Current Shorthand[8] 1892 Henry Sweet
Century 21 Shorthand[9]
Caton Scientific Shorthand[10][11] Thomas Jasper Caton
Dacomb Shorthand[12] 1934 B. E. Dacomb
Dement's Aristography[13][14] 1896 Isaac Strange Dement
Deutsche Einheitskurzschrift[15] 1924 Used in Germany.
Duployé Shorthand[16] Dupl 755 1868 Émile Duployé French, English, Chinook Jargon
Dutton Speedwords[17] 1922 Reginald J. G. Dutton Intended as an International auxiliary language.
EasyScript Speed Writing[18]
Eclectic Shorthand[19] 1878 J.G. Cross
Ford Improved Shorthand[20] Michael Ford
Forkner shorthand[21] 1952 Hamden L. Forkner
Gabelsberger shorthand[22] 1817 (approx.) Franz Xaver Gabelsberger
Graham shorthand[23]
Gregg Shorthand[24] 1888 John Robert Gregg
Gregg Computer Shorthand /
Productivity Plus[25]
Groote[26] A.W. Groote Dutch
Handywrite[27] Eric Lee English Similar to Gregg.
Herout-Mikulík[28] Alois Herout and Svojmír Mikulík Czech Used in the Czech parliament.
Hy-Speed Longhand[29] 1932 Andrew Graham Sexton & R. B. Sexton English
Keyscript Shorthand[30] Janet Cheeseman English Fully Alphabetical shorthand. Uses only lower-case letters.
Legible Shorthand[31] 1882 Edward Pocknell English
Malone Shorthand[32]
Melin Shorthand[33] 1880 Olof Werling Melin Swedish Dominant Shorthand system in Sweden.
Merrill Shorthand[34][35] 1942 Albert Merrill English Also called ABC shorthand.
Munson Shorthand[36] 1867 James Eugene Munson
National Simplex Shorthand[37] 1919 Rev. Percival Hubert Chase
New Art of Real Shorthand[38] 1919 John Malham-Dembleby
New Rapid[39] 1890 C.E. McKee
Paragon Shorthand[40] 1895 A. Lichtentag
Personal Shorthand[41] Carl W. Salser, C. Theo Yerian, Mark R. Salser English Originally called "Briefhand."
Pitman Shorthand[42] 1837 Isaac Pitman English
Polygraphy[43] 1747 Aulay Macaulay
Reformed Phonetic Short-Hand[44] 1868 Andrew J. Marsh
Simson Shorthand[45] 1881 James Simson English
Speedwriting[46] 1924 Emma Dearborn English
Stenoscript 1950 Manuel C. Avancena English
Stiefografie[47] 1966 Helmut Stief German Used in Germany.
SuperWrite[48]
Tachygraphy[49] 1626 Thomas Shelton English, French, German Originally called "Short-Writing."
Teeline Shorthand[50] 1968 James Hill English
Thomas Natural Shorthand[51] 1935 Charles A. Thomas English
Tironian notes[52] 63 BC Marcus Tullius Tiro Latin
Typed Shorthand[53] 1917 William Baines English Also known as Baines' Typed Shorthand.
Universal Stenography[54] 1786 Samuel Taylor
Universal English Shorthand[55] about 1740 John Byrom English
Wang-Krogdahl's system[56] 1936 Leif Wang and Olav Krogdahl Used in the Norwegian parliament.
Zeiglographia[57] 1650 Thomas Shelton English

References

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  2. Rosen, Steve; Palmer, Rose (1980), Alpha hand, Dictation Disc Co, OCLC 6862153
  3. Gresham, Anne (2001), AgiliWriting : 21st century shorthand, AgiliTyping, ISBN 978-1-872968-02-5
  4. Bezenšek, Anton; Gabelsberger, Franz Xaver; International Association of Stenographers (1907), Stammbuch des Gabelsbergerschen Systems. Bezenšek, Übertragung auf die südslavischen Sprachen (in German), Wolfenbüttel, Heckner, OCLC 36477209
  5. Boyd, Robert (1903), Boyd's syllabic shorthand : an instructor and dictionary : a system of shorthand in which characters represent syllables, W.T. Moon, OCLC 36932375
  6. Henderson, Frances (2008). "‘Swifte and Secrete Writing’ in Seventeenth-Century England, and Samuel Shelton’s Brachygraphy" (PDF). The British Library. Retrieved 2017-05-04.
  7. Carissimi, Juan Antonio (1940), Taquigrafía Carissimi, Biblioteca Nacional (Uruguay)
  8. Sweet, Henry (1892), A manual of current shorthand orthographic and phonetic by Henry Sweet, Clarendon, OCLC 250138117
  9. Christensen, Edward L (1974), Century 21 shorthand, Cincinnati, South-western Pub. Co, ISBN 978-0-538-18100-6
  10. Caton, Thomas Jasper (1918), Caton scientific shorthand, Minneapolis, Minn., The Scientific Pub. Co., OCLC 11954097
  11. Thomas Jasper Caton Scientific Shorthand 1915 edition
  12. Joy, J; Dacomb, B E; Dacomb, C T (1962), Dacomb, the Australian shorthand, Dacomb College, OCLC 220975936
  13. A system of shorthand writing combining the principles of straight joinable and insertable vowel strokes and curved consanant strokes, both being subject to similar rules of hooks and length
  14. Dement's Aristography 2nd edition 1906
  15. Czerny, Karl (1925), Umlernbuch auf die deutsche Einheitskurzschrift : Für Gabelsbergersche Stenographen (in German), Eigenverl, OCLC 72106122
  16. Perrault, Denis R; Duploye, Emile; Gueguen, Jean Pierre; Pilling, James Constantine, La sténographie Duployé adaptée aux langues des sauvages de la Baie d'Hudson, des Postes Moose Factory, de New Post, d'Albany, de Waswanipi & de Mékiskan, Amérique du Nord / [between 1889 and 1895] (in French), OCLC 35787900
  17. Dutton Speedwords dictionary : English-Speedwords and Speedwords-English, Dutton Publications, 1943, OCLC 36561079
  18. Levin, Linda (1985), Easy Script simplified, Write Protect Pub, OCLC 17474827
  19. Cross, J G (1879), Cross's eclectic short-hand: a new system, adapted both to general use and to verbatim reporting, Chicago, S.C. Griggs and Co. [1878], OCLC 2510784
  20. Ford, Michael (2011), Ford Improved Shorthand alphabet; an easy to learn and read system that is precise and uses alphabetic substitution, Elite Minds Inc,
  21. Forkner, Hamden Landon (1955), Forkner alphabet shorthand; the only system of shorthand that combinesthe best features of symbols systems with easily written longhand letters, New York, Forkner Pub. Co, OCLC 58756777
  22. Geiger, Alfred (1860), Stenography, or, Universal European shorthand on Gabelsberger's principles : as already introduced in Germany, Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Russia, Greece, Italy &c, Dresden, OCLC 41010411
  23. Jackson, James O. (1974-01-21). "Presidential papers snarl began in 1797". Chicago Tribune. Chicago, Illinois. Even so,scholars were troubled by some of the [President Woodrow] Wilson documents because of his habit of writing in Graham shorthand, an extinct system so little known as to be hieroglyphic today. Scholars examing Wilson papers in 1959 employed an 84-year-old man to decipher some of Wilson's notes. The old man was one of the few living persons who were familiar with the obsolete Graham system.
  24. Gregg, John Robert; Power, Pearl A (1901), Gregg shorthand dictionary, Gregg Pub. Co, OCLC 23108068
  25. Gregg computer shorthand for nonshorthand writers, New York: Gregg Division/McGraw-Hill Book Co, 1987, ISBN 978-0-07-022525-1
  26. Groote, A W (1922), Boekdrukgedeelte reporterschrift. Vervolg op Stenografie voor iedereen; een alfabetisch kortschrift (in Dutch), Amsterdam, S.L. van Looy, OCLC 38743867
  27. Lee, Erik, Handiwrite
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  29. Sexton, Andrew Graham (1932). Hy-Speed Longhand. Trenton, New Jersey: Hy-Speed Longhand Publishing Company.
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  35. Merrill, Albert H (1929), Merrill's business shorthand copyrighted, Los Angeles, A.H. Merrill, OCLC 28009717
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  37. Chase, Percival Herbert (1919), The national simplex shorthand, Lincoln, Eng., Lincolnshire Chronicle, OCLC 45029671
  38. Malham-Dembleby, John (1919), New art of real shorthand, Eccleshill, Bradford, Eng, OCLC 7807489
  39. McKee, C E (1890), New rapid phonography : a complete connective-vowel system of short-hand, McKee Pub. House, OCLC 31366224
  40. Lichtentag, A (1895), Lichtentag's paragon shorthand, Lichtentag, OCLC 1968213
  41. Salser, Carl Walter; Yerian, C Theo (1968), Personal shorthand, National Book Co, OCLC 11720787
  42. Isaac Pitman (1937), Pitman shorthand, Toronto, OCLC 35119343
  43. Aulay Macaulay (1747), Polygraphy: or, Shorthand made easy to the meanest capacity (2 ed.), Printed for the author
  44. Marsh, Andrew J; Twain, Mark (1868), Marsh's manual of reformed phonetic short-hand: being a complete guide to the best system of phonography and verbatim reporting, San Francisco, H. H. Bancroft & Company, OCLC 6193473
  45. Simson, James (1881), Compend of syllabic shorthand: being a synopsis of the system, Ayr, Shorthand Institute, OCLC 45009130
  46. Dearborn, Emma B (1927), Speedwriting, the natural shorthand, Brief English systems, inc., OCLC 4791648
  47. Gunkel, Horst (1977), Stiefografie. Anleitung zum Selbststudium (in German), Verlag der Vereinigung Rationelle Stenografie Hanau, ISBN 3-921697-60-3
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  50. Hill, James (1968), Teeline: a method of fast writing, London, Heinemann Educational, OCLC 112342
  51. Thomas, Charles A (1937), Thomas natural shorthand; a modern, progressive system of shorthand based on natural, already familiar writing lines, New York, Prentice-Hall, inc, OCLC 18220117
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  55. see: Ward's book of days: February 29th
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