USEFUL CODE WORDS

Ab -About
Abb -Abbreviate
Abbd-Abbreviated
Abbg-Abbreviating
Abbn-abbreviation
Abd-Aboard
Abs-Absent
Abv-Above
Ads-Address
Af-After
Agn-Again
Ak-Acknowledge
Alw-Always
Amt-Amount
Ao-At once
Ar-Answer
Ax-Ask
B-Be
Bc-Because
Bd-Board
Bf-Before
Bk-Break
Btn-Bulletin
C-See
Cd-Could
Cf-Chief
Cfm-Confirm
Chhg-Charge
Cld-Called
Clr-Clear
Cm-Come
Ctd-Connected
Cy-Copy
D-in the
Dd-Did
Deg-Degree
Dg-Doing
Dld-Delivered
Dols-Dollarsq
Ea-Each
Enh-Enough
Eqm-Equipment
Es-And
Eu-Europe
F-Of the
Fm-From
Fo-For
Fri-Friday
Fw-Follow
G-From the
Gd-Good
Gg-Going
Gn-Gone
Gv-Give
H-Has
Hr-Here
Hv-Have
Hb-Have been
Iw-It was
J-By which
Jr-Junior
K-Out of the
Kmn-Communication
Kp-Keep
Kppg-Cooperating
Lg-Long
Lic-License
Ltr-Letter
Lvg-Leaving
M-More
Md-Made
Mda-Monday
Mfg-Manufacturing
Mk-Make
Mng-Morning
Mo-Month
Mvg-Moving
N-Not
Ni-Night
Numb-Number
DZ=Your bearing is reciprocal
ER=Here..
ETA=Estimated time of arrival
ITP=The punctuation counts.
JM=Make a series of dashes if I may transmit.Make a series of dots to stop my
transmission
K=Invitation to transmit
MN=Minute
MSG=Prefix indicating a message to air from the master of a ship concerning its operation or navigation
N=No
NIL=I have nothing to send you
NW=Now
OK=We agree(or it is correct)
P=Prefix indicating a private radiotelegram
PTR=Used by a coast station to request the position an next port of call or a mobile station
PBL=Preamble(used after a question mark to request a repetition)
R=Received
REF=Reference to...
RPT=Repeat
RQ=Indication of a request
SIG=Signature
SOS=Distress signal
SS=Indicator preceding the name of the ship station
SVC=Prefix indicating a service telegram
SYS=Refer to your service telegram
TFC=Traffic
TR=Used a prefix to indicate reply to PTR
TTT=Safety signal
TU=Thank you
TXT=Text
VA=End of work
W=Words
WA=Word after
WB=Word before
XXX=Urgency signal