> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://tech.x2bee.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://tech.x2bee.com/dev-guide/developer-guide-en/pjt-prepare/publish-your-docs/abbreviations-glossary.md). # Abbreviations Glossary This glossary lists the Korean terms, abbreviation codes, and English words used for naming conventions in the X2BEE projects (No. 1–249). For No. 250 and beyond, see the continuation pages listed under this page.

No.	Term	Abbreviation	English	Description
1	Year Count	YEAR_CNT
2	Remaining	RMND
3	Middle	MID
4	ID	ID	identification	An identification number used in computer communications to distinguish the people and things connecting to a system.
5	Inflow	INFW	inflow	Water flowing into a place; money, goods, or other assets coming in.
6	Interface	INF	interface	The part that connects two different systems, devices, or software to each other.
7	Previous	PRE	PREVIOUS	1. Long ago, in the past; before a given reference point in time.
8	Quantity	QTY	quantity	A term collectively referring to number and amount.
9	Accept	ACCP	ACCEPT	Receiving an application or report, whether given verbally or in a document.
10	Receiver	ACPTMN	acceptance man	A person who receives an application or report, whether given verbally or in a document.
11	Acquirer	ACQR	Acquirer	A company or business that purchases (acquires).
12	Accessory	ACSR	ACCESSORIES	An item attached to the main body of a machine or device.
13	Account	ACTN	account	Short for 'deposit account.'
14	Addition	ADD	addition	Adding something later.
15	Address	ADDR	address	The administrative-district name indicating where a person lives, or where an institution or company is located.
16	Settlement	ADJ		The work of closing and finalizing sales and cost of sales.
17	Adult	ADL	adult	A person who has grown up; generally refers to men and women aged 20 or older.
18	Administrator	ADMIN	management man	A person who is in charge of and handles a certain task.
19	Adjustment	ADST	adjustment	Adding or subtracting; adjusting something appropriately by doing so.
20	Additional Expense	ADTN	additional expense	Incidental costs, not included in the standard price or contract price, incurred in producing, selling, or transporting goods.
21	Advertisement	ADVE	advertisement	Making something widely known; the news or report that does so; advertising.
22	Appreciation Event	AE	appreciation event	An event held for customers, such as giving gifts, in order to repay the favor customers have shown.
23	Person in Charge	AEMP	A EMPLOYERR	A person who carries out the relevant task.
24	After	AF	after	Behind or following.
25	Age	AGE	AGE	The number of years a person, animal, or plant has lived since birth.
26	Terms and Conditions	AGMT	agreement	The terms of a contract that one party prepares in advance, in a set format, in order to conclude contracts with many counterparties.
27	Consent	AGR	AGREEMENT	Having the same opinion; agreeing in intention or opinion.
28	Agreement	AGRM	aggrement	Promising and fixing a certain matter.
29	At Home	AHME	AT HOME	A service (delivery, pickup, etc.) provided by visiting the customer's home directly.
30	Allowance	ALN	allowance	Permitting and accepting something generously.
31	Amount	AMT	amount	The sum of money.
32	Answer	ANS	answer	Clarifying and responding to a question.
33	Anniversary	ANVY	Anniversary	A day that is remembered and observed each year in honor of a notable or celebrated event.
34	Annex	ANX	annex	Attaching something to the main item.
35	API	API	APPLICATION PROGRAMMING INTERFACE	A set of functions for developing application programs.
36	Amplification	APL	amplification	Adding explanation to make something easier to understand, describing it in detail.
37	Apply	APLY	APPLY	Using or adapting something appropriately.
38	App	APP	MOBILE APPLICATION	Short for 'application,' meaning applied technology (a program); a program made for a specific purpose.
39	Approver	APRMN	approve man	A person who approves or rejects an approval request.
40	Approval	APRV	approve	The act of granting permission for a task to be carried out.
41	Approver	APRVMN	approve man	A person who reviews and approves a proposal submitted by a subordinate.
42	Item	ARTC	ARTICLE	A list of item names; the name of a type of goods.
43	Association	ASCT	association	A thing or phenomenon forming a certain relationship with another.
44	Assets	AST	ASSETS	Tangible or intangible property with economic value owned by an individual or corporation.
45	Attach	ATCH	attach	Adding an agenda item or document to something.
46	After	ATF	after	After a reference point in time, including that point itself.
47	Attention	ATND	ATTEND	(留意) Keeping something in mind; remembering and not forgetting it.
48	Attribute	ATT	attribute	A characteristic or property of a thing; a phenomenal quality of a thing.
49	Attention	ATTD		Vigilance or attention paid to a special matter.
50	Auto	AUTO	auto	A machine or facility operating on its own through the action of a built-in device.
51	Average	AVG	average	A number that evens out the quality or quantity of several things; a number holding the middle value among several numbers or like quantities.
52	Avatar	AVTA	avatar	A term for a so-called cyber character.
53	Balance	BAL	BALANCE	The remainder after subtracting a certain amount from money or goods; or the remainder after subtracting expenditures or liabilities from total sales.
54	Bank	BANK	bank	A financial institution that takes deposits and uses the funds for lending, bill transactions, and securities underwriting.
55	Barcode	BCODE	bar code	A special symbol used to manage goods.
56	Base	BASE	basis	The foundation and basis of a thing, phenomenon, theory, or facility.
57	Basis	BASS	basis	Serving as the foundation for a matter, discussion, or opinion; or the reason for doing so.
58	Batch	BATCH	BATCH JOB	A job that runs automatically on the server at a scheduled time via scheduling.
59	Post	BB	notice	Posting or putting something up so that it can be seen by many people, to inform them.
60	Bulletin Board	BBS	notice board	A board on which posted writing, pictures, photos, etc. are attached.
61	Board Post	BBC		A piece of writing posted on an internet bulletin board for many people to see.
62	Broadcasting	BD	broadcasting	Sending out voice or video via radio waves, through radio or television, so that they can be widely heard and seen.
63	Best	BEST	best	A loanword for the best among several things.
64	Bill	BIL	BILL	A word attached to the denomination of a bill or check to indicate its value; a word indicating a document that proves a certain qualification or right.
65	Invoice	BILL	bill	A document itemizing calculations.
66	Origin	BIRT	birth place	The social status of the family one belonged to at birth.
67	Business	BIZ	business	Managing a task continuously and systematically with a certain purpose and plan.
68	Non-Business	BIZEX	non business	Outside of business operations.
69	Background	BKGR	BACKGROUND	The part spread out behind the main subject in a photo or picture.
70	Business Type	BKIND	BKIND	The type of occupation or business.
71	Blacklist	BLKL	BLACK LIST	A target classified as risky.
72	Billing	BLLG	BILLING	Charging a fee.
73	Business Operator	BMAN	BUSINESS MAN	A person who has registered as a business and engages in economic activity.
74	Blind	BLND	BLIND	An item hung on a window to block sunlight.
75	Banner	BNR	banner	An image attached in a strip shape on an internet homepage.
76	Bundle Packing	BPCK	bundle packing	The technique or condition of applying appropriate materials or containers to goods in order to protect their value and condition during transport and storage.
77	Brand	BRAND	brand	A sign such as a symbol, letter, or shape that a business uses on its products to distinguish them from a competitor's products.
78	Branch	BRCH	branch	A shop branched off from the head office.
79	Brief	BREF	BRIEF	Simple and short.
80	Date of Birth	BRTH	birthday	The day one was born into the world; also the day celebrated each year in memory of that day.
81	Shopping Basket	BSKET	shopping basket	A space that gathers together the items one wishes to purchase.
82	Best	BST	BEST	The foremost thing; or a thing that could be considered foremost.
83	Button	BTN	BOTTON	[Electric/electronic] A device on an electrical apparatus that operates the device by breaking or connecting the current; also a fastener used, instead of a string or tie, to join two flaps or pieces of clothing together.
84	Business Category	BTYP	BTYP	The actual condition or type of business or industry activity.
85	Purchase	PUR	PURCHASE	Buying; purchase.
86	Buy	BUY	BUY	Buying goods, etc.
87	Card	CARD	card	A small piece of thick paper or plastic cut to a certain size, used to prove certain content.
88	Card Company	CARDCO	card company	Short for 'card company.'
89	Cache	CASH	CASH	A server that separately stores information frequently sought by internet users.
90	Reason	CAUS		The reason or basis leading to a certain conclusion or result.
91	Correct Answer	CAWR	CORRECT ANSWER	A right answer, a correct answer.
92	Customer Counseling	CCN	customer counseling	Discussing with one another to resolve problems or answer questions, in order to provide convenience to customers.
93	Code	CD	CODE	A symbol system for representing information; includes data codes, function codes, check codes for detecting errors, and the like.
94	Cell Phone	CELL	CELL	A portable personal telephone.
95	Certification	CERTI	certification	A public institution certifying that a certain document or act was carried out through a legitimate procedure.
96	Confirmation	CFM	CONFIRMATION	Fixing a matter with certainty.
97	Change	CHG	CHANGE	Altering something differently and revising it anew.
98	Channel	CHL	channel	A functional connection circuit, including the lines and equipment, from an information source to the point of demand.
99	Inspector	CHMN	check man	A person who checks the quality and quantity of delivered materials.
100	Burden	BRDN	BURDEN	Bearing and taking on a certain responsibility or task.
101	Charge	CHRG	charge	Being subject to a fee.
102	Chest	CHST	chest	Chest (a part of the body).
103	CI	CI	Connecting Information	Personal identification information uniquely assigned to each individual by an identity-verification agency; since this value is issued uniquely regardless of which company issues it, if it matches between two records they can be judged to be the same person.
104	Resident Tax	CITX	citizen tax	A type of local tax, levied on individuals residing in the area and on corporations with an office or place of business there, or on their income.
105	Closed Branch	CLBR	CLOSED BRANCH	A branch that has been closed.
106	Cooperation	CLBT	collaboration, cooperation	Joining forces to help one another.
107	Click	CLCK	CLICK	On a computer, pressing a mouse button; or the act of doing so.
108	Claim	CLM		Demanding that the other party perform a certain act.
109	Cleaning	CLNG	cleaning	Defective response information found among the content written on evaluation sheets by the web evaluation panel.
110	Color	CLOR	color	Something that has color.
111	Close	CLOSE	CLOSE	Closing, termination.
112	Category	CAT	CATEGORY	The act of dividing things according to rules set for classification.
113	Common	CM	commonness	Being generally applicable to, and related among, two or more things.
114	Combine	CMBN	combine	Merging two or more organizations or bodies into one.
115	Command Word	CMDW	COMMNAD WORD	A machine language that instructs a computer to perform an operation or a certain action.
116	Campaign	CMPG	CAMPAIGN	An organized, continuous movement to spread and promote a certain cause or claim for a social or political purpose.
117	Composition	CMPS	COMPOSTITUTION	Assembling several elements into one; or the result of doing so.
118	Commission	CMSN	COMMISSION	Compensation paid in money for the performance of a task.
119	Cosmetics	CMTS	cosmetics	A general term for creams, powders, perfumes, and the like used for makeup.
120	Cancel	CNCL	CANCEL	A declaration of intent that retroactively extinguishes the effect of an act that was once validly established.
121	Termination	CNCEL	cancel	Nullifying the legal relationship based on a contract, by a declaration of intent from one of the contracting parties.
122	Canceller	CNCLMN	cancel man	A person who cancels something.
123	Contact	CNCT	contact	Informing the other party of a certain fact.
124	Consumer	CNMR	consumer	A person who consumes goods.
125	Counseling	CNSL	counseling	The work of handling customer inquiries about using the company's communication services, or, when there is inconvenience in using the service due to a failure caused by the customer, taking action so the customer can use the service normally again.
126	Counselor	CNSR	counselor	A person who individually guides and advises others on matters such as their personal life or adjustment issues.
127	Count	CNT	count	The number of kinds of things or events.
128	Continuity	CNTN	continuity	Continuing or persisting without interruption.
129	Center	CNTR	center	A term denoting a place where something is sold, or a place in charge of a particular task.
130	Country	CNTRY	COUNTRY	A group that holds a defined territory, is composed of the people living there, and has a single governing organization.
131	Partner Company Delivery	CODLV	cooperation company delivery	Delivery of a product that is not directly purchased inventory but belongs to a partner company, shipped to the customer via a courier company designated directly by the partner.
132	Coming and Going	COGO	COMING AND GOING	The act of entering and leaving.
133	Cook	COKR	cook	A person who specializes in cooking.
134	Column	COL	column	A special contribution to a newspaper, magazine, etc., or the section containing such contributions.
135	Color	COLOR	COLOR	The inherent property of a color itself that distinguishes it as red, yellow, blue, etc.
136	Collection	COLT	COLLATION	A fashion show held by clothing brands or designers to present their work before a given season begins.
137	Company	COM	COMPANY	An incorporated association organized for commercial transactions or other profit-making activities. There are four types: stock companies, limited liability companies, limited partnerships, and general partnerships.
138	Common	COMN		Two or more people or organizations working together, or holding a relationship on equal standing.
139	Compare	COMPA	compare	The act of comparing two or more things to examine their similarities, differences, and general rules.
140	Condition	COND	condition	A state or element that must be met for something to happen or not happen; a requirement or opinion put forward before deciding on a matter.
141	Confirm	CONF	confirm	To check or acknowledge that something is indeed the case; also, the act of judging and recognizing the continuation or termination of a specific fact or legal relationship.
142	Connect	CONN	connect	To join things together face to face; to connect to a computer or similar device.
143	Corner	CONR	CONER	A section within a large store such as a department store, set aside for displaying and selling a specific product. Figuratively, a situation that has become difficult to overcome.
144	Contents	CONTS	CONTENTS	What is contained within any medium of expression such as speech, writing, pictures, or direction; or what such media are meant to convey.
145	Conversion	CONVN	conversion	Changing or being changed to a different direction or state.
146	Partner Company	COOPCM	cooperation company	A company that supports and cooperates with another to act together.
147	Cooperation	COOPER	COOPERATION	Supporting and helping one another in order to act together.
148	Corporation	CORPN	corporation	An association or foundation, not a natural person, that is granted legal capacity by law.
149	Cost	COST	cost	Expenditure of funds, etc., to obtain goods or services.
150	Coupon Book	CPBOOK	cupon book	A book that compiles discount vouchers, usage tickets, and the like.
151	Capacity	CPCT	CAPACITY	The amount of an item that can fit inside a container.
152	Coupon	CPN	COUPON	A ticket designed to be torn off and used one at a time.
153	Compensation	CPNS		Repaying a debt owed to someone else or returning something received from them.
154	Cash Receipt	CR	CASH RECEIPT	A receipt automatically issued when a customer pays in cash, because the law requires cash payments to be eligible for year-end income tax deduction benefits.
155	Currency	CRC	CURRENCY	A term combining cash money and demand deposits; the former is sometimes called 'cash currency' and the latter 'deposit currency.'
156	Creator	CRETR	creator	A person who originally creates a new advertisement.
157	Slip Creation	CRNS	CREATION OF NEW SLIP	Generating a voucher/slip.
158	Slip Creator	CRNSMN	CREATE PERSON OF NEW SLIP	The person who generates a voucher/slip.
159	Cross Section	CRSCT	CROSS SECTION	The surface exposed when an object is cut.
160	Carryover	CROV	carryover	Transferring and passing something over (to the next period).
161	Front Rise	CRTH	CROTCH	The length from the crossing point below the zipper to the top of the front waistband.
162	CS	CS	customer service	Customer service.
163	Contact	CTAC	contact	Forming a relationship with a matter or person; or that relationship itself.
164	Category	CTG	category	Category.
165	Control	CTRL	control	To restrain and make something comply; to adjust a machine or facility so that it operates properly.
166	Customer	CUST	customer	Any subscribing customer (member or non-member) — a corporation or individual that applies for a product, pays for it, and uses it.
167	Cycle	CYCLE	cycle	The period from one occurrence of the same phenomenon or characteristic to its next repetition.
168	Daily	DAYCL	each day	A classification divided by units of days.
169	Discount	DC	discount	Subtracting an amount from a fixed price.
170	Declaration	DCL		A member of an institution or organization reporting or notifying a superior of some fact.
171	Day	DD	DAY	During one day.
172	Due Date	DDAY	DDAY	A fixed date.
173	Number of Days	DDS	THE NUMBER OF DAYS	The number of days.
174	Handling	DEAL	DEALING	1. Using an item, or treating it as a material or subject. 2. Dealing with or processing a person or matter in some manner. (Recommended in place of the loanword as '다룸,' meaning 'handling.')
175	Delete	DEL	delete	To cut out and remove, or to erase.
176	Delivery	DELI	DELIVERY	Delivery and dispatch.
177	Depositor	DEPOSITOR	depositor	A person who has deposited money with a financial institution.
178	Department	DEPT	department	An organizational unit organized to carry out business tasks.
179	Description	DESC	description	Explaining the content of a matter or object clearly so that the other party can understand it well.
180	Detail	DETL	detail	A detailed part.
181	Display	DISP	display	Arranging and showing various items in one place.
182	Distribution	DIV	distribution	Dividing something into shares; allocation.
183	Delimiter	DIVOBJ	DISTINGUISHER	A marker used to distinguish and organize data items.
184	Delivery Fee	DLEX	delevery amount	The cost for delivery and dispatch.
185	Delivery Address	DLVP	delevery place	A delivery location.
186	DM	DM	direct mail	Printed material such as letters or catalogs mailed directly to a specific customer group to advertise or promote products, etc.
187	Download	DNLD	download	Retrieving a file from a system.
188	Document	DOC	document	Something that expresses a certain intention, concept, or idea through writing or symbols.
189	Domestic	DOM	Domestic	Within the country.
190	Domain	DOMAIN	domain	The scope of business activity; one's core business. In a relational database, the set of values that each attribute of a table can hold.
191	Dong	DONG	dong	The Korean character '동,' used for neighborhood/district names.
192	Remitter	DPMN	deposit man	A person who deposits money at a bank or the like, either to save or to repay a debt.
193	Deposit	DPT	deposit	The act of putting money into a bank, etc., either to save it or to repay a debt.
194	Depth	DPTH	depth	Depth, such as depth of order or sequence.
195	Discord	DSCD	DISCORD	Not being in agreement.
196	Sender	DSMN	dispatch man	A person who sends news, mail, or a telegram.
197	Dispatch	DSP	dispatch of a message	Sending news, mail, or a telegram; or the thing sent.
198	Destroy	DSTR	DESTROY	Breaking or tearing something up and discarding it.
199	Date	DT	DAYS	The number of days.
200	History	HSTRY	HISTORY	The details of items, amounts, etc.
201	Detail	DTL	detail	Showing something in detail.
202	Datetime	DTM	datetime	Within a brief span of a particular time.
203	Duplicate	DUP		Two or more of the same number/instance.
204	Duty	DUTY	duty	Work that one is responsible for and in charge of by virtue of one's position or job.
205	Device	DVC	DEVICE	A mechanical, electrical, or electronic apparatus constructed for a particular purpose.
206	Diversion	DVSN	DIVERSION	Using something for a different purpose rather than its originally intended one.
207	Editing	EDT	editing	Gathering various materials under a set policy to produce a newspaper, magazine, book, etc.
208	E-Gift	EGIFT	E GIFT	An electronic gift certificate.
209	Email	EMAIL	electronic mail	Sending a message over a computer network, or the message sent this way; also called electronic mail.
210	Emergency	EMERG	emergency	Urgent and pressing.
211	Employee	EMP	employee	A person who works at a company.
212	End	END	end	Finishing an action or task.
213	English	ENG	english	Writing composed in English.
214	Enterprise	ENTP	a business enterprise	The entity behind a business or company.
215	Partner Company	ENTR	ENTERPRISE	A company that joins forces and helps another.
216	ERP	ERP	ENTERPRISE RESOURCE PLANNING	An integrated information system that manages a company's overall business processes, allows real-time understanding of management status and information sharing, and thereby aims to achieve fast, transparent business operations and strengthen corporate competitiveness.
217	Escrow	ESCR	ESCROW	A method in which a trusted third party holds a consumer's payment in deposit and releases it only after the product delivery has been completed normally.
218	Etc.	ETC	etc	Others, and so on.
219	Evaluation	EVLT	evaluate	Assessing the value or level of something; or that value or level.
220	Event	EVT	event	A gathering or celebration held for an unspecified group of people. (Recommended alternatives: '사건' [incident] or '행사' [function].)
221	Function	EVET	EVENT	Carrying out a particular activity.
222	Exchange	EXCH	exchange	Distinct from replacement; used in the sense of a switch.
223	Exclusion	EXCP	exception	Setting something apart and not counting it together with the rest.
224	Exception	EXCPT	except	Something that deviates from a general rule or established practice.
225	Execute	EXE	execute	Actually carrying something out.
226	Exposure	EXP	EXPOSUR	Being revealed outwardly, or revealing something.
227	Example	EXPL	example of question	A representative item put forward to explain or prove a certain fact.
228	Fail	FAIL	fail	Doing something wrongly so that it does not turn out as intended, or botching it.
229	FAQ	FAQ	FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS	Frequently asked questions.
230	Fax	FAX	fax	A communication method that decomposes a still image such as text, charts, or photographs into pixels, converts them into electrical signals, transmits them, and reproduces a record identical to the original at the receiving end; also refers to the device used for this.
231	Forecast	FCST		Deciding or planning in advance something that will happen or needs to be done in the future.
232	File	FILE	file	A paper document or electronic document.
233	Fit	FIT	FIT	Suitable; matching.
234	Fix	FIX	fixing	Not changing from what has been set.
235	Fixed Amount	FIXAMT	a fixed amount	A set, predetermined amount.
236	Finish	FNSH	finish	Completing something entirely.
237	Finisher	FNSHMN	finish man	The person who performed the completion task.
238	Footer	FOTR	FOOTER	A footer (a heading, date, etc. automatically added to the bottom of each printed page of a document).
239	Following	FOWG	FOLLOWING	A friend that a person has added is referred to as 'following.'
240	Follower	FOWR	FOLLOWER	A term for a person who follows and favors the account of a particular individual or company on a social networking service.
241	Front Door	FRDR	FRONT DOOR	The doorway at the main entrance of a Western-style building.
242	Overseas	FRGN	foreign	Beyond the sea.
243	First	FRST	first	The very beginning.
244	First	FST	first	Of the very beginning.
245	Benefit	FVR	FAVOR	A term encompassing both grace and favor bestowed.
246	Fixed Text	FXDC	fixing dictionary	Text that remains fixed.
247	Fixed Rate	FXRT	a fixed rate	Used when applying a promotion at a predetermined rate.
248	Classification	GB	GBN	Dividing a whole into several parts according to a set criterion.
249	Guide	GD	GUIDE	Introducing and informing someone of certain content, or such an act; leading a person unfamiliar with the circumstances to their destination or informing them of various relevant details.