I advocate the use of English for naming standards. Never use abbreviations or acronyms. If the word can't be found on dictionary.com then don't use it. No prefixes or suffixes are necessary, just apply the rules of English that we all learn early in life.

A table that contains information about employees becomes the Employees table, a noun. A table is a collection similar entities, plural.

The stored procedure that inserts an employee to the Employees table is named AddEmployee.

Stored procedures perform actions considered verbs.

Wen the enterprise vocabulary becomes English the maintenance cost goes down. You write a program or system once and maintain it forever.