Sometimes I create variable names like "runProcessAsync" (instead of "asynchronouslyRunProcess"), "setIsActive" (instead of "setActive"), and even use shorthand

Sometimes I create variable names like "runProcessAsync" (instead of "asynchronouslyRunProcess"), "setIsActive" (instead of "setActive"), and even use shorthand vs non-shorthand (e.g. "src" vs "source") in different contexts. It abuses the English language but makes code much easier for me to read. Most of the time I don't even realize I'm doing it. But does it make the code easier for others to read? The first 2 steps I think so, and I've seen them in other projects. The last one probably not, and I try to avoid it and use more descriptive names (like "srcPath" and "srcData") when I spot myself making it.