Regular expression to abbreviate the names

Friends,
I have tables names like MY_TABLE_NAME, and I need to generate the abbreviations for the tables as MTN. Can any one help me to get using regular expression?
Thanks,
Natarajan

SQL> select table_name, regexp_replace(initcap(table_name), '[[:lower:]]|_') new_tab_name from user_tables
TABLE_NAME                     NEW_TAB_NAME
UT_METADATA                    UM
V_DELIVERY_DC_DW               VDDD
V_DBWE_DW                      VDD
PLAN_ZIP                       PZ
JOB_HISTORY                    JH
DEMO_USERS                     DU
DEMO_CUSTOMERS                 DC
DEMO_ORDERS                    DO
DEMO_PRODUCT_INFO              DPI
DEMO_ORDER_ITEMS               DOI
DEMO_STATES                    DS
DEMO_PAGE_HIERARCHY            DPH
PLAN_TABLE                     PT
UT_LOOKUP_CATEGORIES           ULC
MV_CORES                       MC
PRODUCTS_QUALITY               PQ
V_BSTPOS_DW                    VBD
TRN_BR                         TB
GL_BR                          GB
V_FAKTUR_DW                    VFD
CHANGE_LOGS                    CL
V_FAKTUR_OLD_DW                VFOD
T_EXT                          TE
TRANSFER_GLOBAL                TG
ORDER_LINES                    OL
T_ERR                          TE
UT_SUITE_TEST_RESULTS          USTR
UT_SUITE_RESULTS               USR
UT_TEST_RESULTS                UTR
UT_TEST_COVERAGE_STATS         UTCS
UT_TEST_IMPL_RESULTS           UTIR
UT_TEST_IMPL_ARG_RESULTS       UTIAR
UT_TEST_IMPL_VAL_RESULTS       UTIVR
UT_SUITE_TEST                  UST
UT_SUITE                       US
UT_LIB_DYN_QUERIES             ULDQ
UT_LIB_VALIDATIONS             ULV
UT_LIB_TEARDOWNS               ULT
UT_LIB_STARTUPS                ULS
UT_TEST_IMPL_ARGUMENTS         UTIA
UT_VALIDATIONS                 UV
UT_TEST_IMPL                   UTI
UT_TEST_ARGUMENTS              UTA
UT_TEST                        UT
UT_LOOKUP_VALUES               ULV
UT_LOOKUP_DATATYPES            ULD
ERR_DT                         ED
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Edited by: Zuriel on Oct 5, 2009 3:07 PM
Edited to avoid having the text changed by the forum formatting options.

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