List of shorthand systems

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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 nameISO 15924Year createdCreatorPrimary languagesNotes
Abbreviated Longhand [1] 1908Angus Weaver English Short forms based around longhand writing.
Abbreviatrix1945William Paul Mishkin
Aimé Paris Shorthand [2] 1820 Aimé Paris French
Alpha Hand [3]
AgiliWriting [4]
Bezenšek Shorthand [5] 1923 Anton Bezenšek Bulgarian
Boyd's Syllabic Shorthand [6] 1903Robert Boyd English
Brachygraphie (Folkingham) [7] 1622William Folkingham English
Brachygraphy (Bales) [8] 1590Peter Bales English
Brachygraphy (Dix) [9] 1641Henry Dix English
Brachygraphy (Shelton) [10] 1672Samuel Shelton English Based on Thomas Shelton's Tachygraphy from whom he first learned shorthand.
Burmese Shorthand1952Zwe Ohn CheinBurmese
Burnz' Fonic Shorthand1896 Eliza Boardman Burnz English
Carissimi Shorthand [11] 1940Juan Antonio Carissimi Spanish
Caton Scientific Shorthand [12] [13] Thomas Jasper Caton
Century 21 Shorthand [14]
Characterie [15] 1588Timothy Bright English
Conen de Prépean Shorthand [16] 1813Louis Félix Conen de Prépean French
Coulon de Thévenot Shorthand [17] 1776Jean Coulon de Thévenot French
Current Shorthand [18] 1892 Henry Sweet English
Cursive Shorthand [19] 1889 Hugh Longbourne Callendar English
Dacomb Shorthand [20] 1934Beatrice Eliza Dacomb English
Dement's Aristography [21] 1896Isaac Strange Dement
Deutsche Einheitskurzschrift [22] 1924 German Used in Germany.
Duployé Shorthand [23] Dupl 7551868Émile Duployé French, Romanian, English, Chinook Jargon
Dutton Speedwords [24] 1922 Reginald J. G. Dutton English, French, German, Latin Intended as an International auxiliary language
EasyScript Speed Writing [25]
Eclectic Shorthand [26] 1878J.G. Cross English
Edmond Willis's Shorthand [27] 1627Edmond Willis English
Faulmann Shorthand [28] 1875Carl Faulmann German
Forkner shorthand [29] 1952 Hamden L. Forkner English
Gabelsberger shorthand [30] 1817 (approx.) Franz Xaver Gabelsberger German
Graham shorthand [31]
Gregg Shorthand [32] 1888 John Robert Gregg English, Esperanto, French, German, Italian, Mandarin Chinese, Polish, Portuguese, Spanish
Gregg Computer Shorthand /
Productivity Plus [33]
Groote [34] 1899Arnold Willem Groote Dutch Used in the Netherlands
Herout-Mikulík [35] Alois Herout and Svojmír Mikulík Czech Used in the Czech parliament.
Hy-Speed Longhand [36] 1932Andrew Graham Sexton and R. B. Sexton English
Larralde Shorthand [37] Gabriel Hilario Larralde Spanish Used in the Argentine congress.
Legible Shorthand [38] 1882Edward Pocknell English
Leite Alves Shorthand [39] 1929Oscar Leite Alves Portuguese
Lightning Legible Shorthand [40] 1906David Rose Glass English
Malone Shorthand [41]
Maron Shorthand [39] 1932Afonso Maron Portuguese
Melin Shorthand [42] 1880 Olof Werling Melin Swedish Dominant Shorthand system in Sweden.
Merrill Shorthand [43] [44] 1942Albert Merrill English Also called ABC shorthand.
Michela Shorthand [45] 1862Antonio Michela Zucco Italian Used in the Italian Senate and the Regional Council of Piedmont.
Moat's Short-hand Standard [46] 1833Thomas Moat English
Munson Shorthand [47] 1867 James Eugene Munson English
National Simplex Shorthand [48] 1919Rev. Percival Hubert Chase
Natural Shorthand [49] 1917August Mengelkamp English
New Art of Real Shorthand [50] 1919John Malham-Dembleby
New Rapid [51] 1890C.E. McKee
Notescript [52] 1964Laurence F. Hawkins English
Paragon Shorthand [53] 1895A. Lichtentag
Personal Shorthand [54] Carl W. Salser, C. Theo Yerian and Mark R. Salser English Originally called "Briefhand."
Pitman Shorthand [55] 1837 Isaac Pitman English
Polygraphy [56] 1747 Aulay Macaulay English
Prévost-Delaunay Shorthand [57] 1878Hippolyte Prévost and Albert Delaunay French
Reformed Phonetic Short-Hand [58] 1868Andrew J. Marsh English
Scheithauer Shorthand1896Karl Friedrich Scheithauer German Used in Germany.
Scheithauer/Steinmetz Shorthand [59] 2020Markus Steinmetz German Used in Germany.
Short-Writing [60] 1690Theophilus Metcalfe English
Simson Shorthand [61] 1881James Simson English
Speedwriting [62] 1924Emma Dearborn English
State Unified Stenography System (GESS) [63] 1937Nikolai Nikolaevich Sokolov Russian Used in the Soviet Union; also adapted for English, French, and some of the languages of the Soviet Union.
Stenographie [64] 1618John Willis English
Stenography Compleated [65] 1727James Weston English
Stenoscript 1950Manuel C. Avancena English
Stiefografie [66] 1966 Helmut Stief German Used in Germany.
SuperWrite [67]
Tachygraphy [68] 1626 Thomas Shelton English, French, German Originally called "Short-Writing."
Taylor shorthand [69] 1786 Samuel Taylor English Also known as Universal Stenography
Teeline Shorthand [70] 1968James Hill English
Thomas Natural Shorthand [71] 1935Charles A. Thomas English
Tironian notes [72] 63 BC Marcus Tullius Tiro Latin
Typed Shorthand [73] 1917William Baines English Also known as Baines' Typed Shorthand.
Universal English Shorthand [74] about 1740 John Byrom English
Wang-Krogdahl's system [75] 1936Leif Wang and Olav Krogdahl Norwegian Used in the Norwegian parliament.
Weston's Short-hand [76] 1727James Weston English
Zeiglographia1650 Thomas Shelton English
Phillips Code [77] 1879 Walter P. Phillips English Intended for English transmitted over Telegraph in Morse code.
Evans Basic English Code [78] 1947John Evans English Based on the earlier Phillips Code but for more general use.

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