/**
 * The date locale tables themselves — one entry per language.
 *
 * Split out of `locale.ts` when the sixth `monthsInDate` array pushed that file
 * past the 1000-line ceiling. The registry, the name list and the resolver stay
 * in `locale.ts`; this file is data and nothing else, so a new language is added
 * here and wired there.
 */
export interface DateLocale {
    readonly name: string;
    readonly months: readonly string[];
    /**
     * The month as it is written WITH a day number beside it.
     *
     * Slovak `január` becomes `15. januára`; Finnish `tammikuu` becomes
     * `15. tammikuuta`; Czech, Croatian, Russian and Ukrainian all shift too.
     * Absent when the language does not distinguish the two — English does not,
     * and Hungarian keeps the nominative — in which case `months` is used for
     * both. `renderToken` in `format.ts` documents when each one is chosen.
     */
    readonly monthsInDate?: readonly string[] | undefined;
    readonly monthsShort: readonly string[];
    readonly weekdays: readonly string[];
    readonly weekdaysShort: readonly string[];
    readonly formats: Readonly<Record<'L' | 'LL' | 'LLL' | 'LLLL', string>>;
}
export declare const EN: DateLocale;
export declare const ES: DateLocale;
export declare const ZH_CN: DateLocale;
export declare const ZH_TW: DateLocale;
export declare const FR: DateLocale;
export declare const AR: DateLocale;
export declare const PT: DateLocale;
export declare const DE: DateLocale;
export declare const IT: DateLocale;
export declare const TR: DateLocale;
export declare const ID: DateLocale;
export declare const VI: DateLocale;
export declare const JA: DateLocale;
export declare const KO: DateLocale;
export declare const NL: DateLocale;
export declare const SV: DateLocale;
export declare const HI: DateLocale;
export declare const TH: DateLocale;
export declare const HU: DateLocale;
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