EDIT

From the EDIT manual for nomenclatural status and name relationships.

Designations

• invalid names

  • invalid “name” (nom. inval. – nomen invalidum) [n/a]
  • invalid combination (comb. inval. – combinatio invalida) [n/a]
  • naked “name” (nom. nud. – nomen nudum) [n/a]
  • provisional “name” (nom. prov. – nomen provisorium) [n/a]
  • suppressed “name” (op. utique oppr. – opus utique oppressus) [n/a]
  • herbarium designation (in sched. – in scheda) [n/a]
  • published in synonymy (pro syn. – pro synonymo) [n/a]
  • published with alternative name (n/a {nom. inval.}) [has alternative name (reciprocal)]

• other designations without nomenclatural standing

  • later isonym (later isonym) [is later isonym of (reciprocal term see below a)]
  • later citation (later citation) [is later citation of (b)]
  • rejected “name” (nom. rej. – nomen rejiciendum) [is rejected in favour of (c)]
  • definitely rejected “name” (nom. utique rej. – nomen utique rejiciendum) [n/a]
  • confused “name” (nom. confus. – nomen confusum) [***]
  • “name” designated as unpublished (nom. ined. – nomen ineditum) [n/a]
  • ambiguous “name” (nom ambig. – nomen ambiguum) [n/a]
  • orthographical variant (orth. var.) [is orthographical variant of (d)]

Names

• illegitimate

  • illegitimate name (nom. illeg. – nomen illegitimum)
  • illegitimate combination (comb. illeg. – combinatio illegitima)
  • later homonym (n/a {nom./comb. illeg.}) [is later homonym of]
  • superfluous name (nom. superfl. – nomen superfluum) [***]

• other terms for names

  • valid name (nom. val. – nomen validum) [n/a]
  • conserved name (nom. cons. – nomen conservandum) [is conserved against]
  • sanctioned name (nom. sanct. - nomen sanctionatum) [n/a]
  • protected name (protected name) [is protected against]
  • name with orthography conserved (orth. cons.) [orthography conserved against]
  • alternative name (nom. alt. – nomen alternativum) [alternative name for – reciprocal]
  • almost naked name (nom. subnud. – nomen subnudum) [n/a]

Name relations for the legitimate / valid part of the relationship with a designation that has a specific status

• [a] n/a (n/a) [has later isonym]
• [b] n/a (n/a) [has later citation]
• [c] conserved name (nom. cons.) [is conserved against]
• [d] n/a (n/a) [is correct spelling for]

Terms normally only used with actual nomenclatural acts in a publication

• new name (nom. nov. – nomen novum)
• new combination (comb. nov. – combinatio nova)
• name with new status (stat. nov. – status novus)
• unpublished name (nom. ined. – nomen ineditum) NB: See above!

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Original Mail from WGB:

For Caryophyllales, two status types are missing: “Isonym” and “Later citation”; the former being an attempt or at least a supposed attempt to republish a name with the same type, the latter being names used with an ascribed authority different from the original one but actually including the same type [if they have been in use, the database needs to include them to avoid endless repetitions of the respective nomenclatural investigation).

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For discussion on which status should be invalid designation and on correct ordering see #5794#note-23