... Journals Publication Model ( https://dbpia.nl.go.kr/journals/pages/open_access/funder_policies/chorus/standard_publication_model ) Abstract This paper discusses normative labels in the Dictionary of Standard Slovene from the point of view of users and lexicographers. Using a questionnaire...

...The present chapter offers a historical survey of commentary on and attempted intervention in the practice of spelling Modern Scots. Four main groups are considered: orthoepists and linguistic scholars, lexicographers, literary commentators, and ‘language activists’. Each group has played a role...

...0 17 11 1994 How does the dictionary description of a word measure up to the facts that may be discovered about it in an electronic corpus? Does access to a large corpus help the lexicographer to give an accurate, comprehensive, and intelligible account of what the word means and how people use...

... and their combinations, and the meanings of only a small number of grammatical particles. The description of the meanings of words has been left to the lexicographers, for better or for worse; and linguists have long contented themselves with glosses which are labels but not descriptions. Recent activity...

... it brings to the wider lexicographical world. Part IV examines topics which have implications for various different types of lexicography, as well as challenges and debates that cross the boundaries of sub-fields. A book of this sort needs little in the way of formal introduction. Few people need...

...This chapter describes a series of new national dictionaries as among the less noticed ways of commemorating the recent bicentenaries of independence. It talks about how Peruvian lexicographers presented DiPerú, Diccionario de Peruanismos (Dictionary of Peruvianisms...

... conversation schoolteachers patrons popularizers translators grammarians lexicographers editors university teachers Women have studied and shaped the English language since speakers of a West Germanic language invaded Britain in the fifth century ce. Yet, given the subordinate status...

...–Latin–French Alvearie, which is even richer in phraseological material than Huloets dictionarie; a second edition of the Alvearie, by the first English professional lexicographer, Abraham Fleming, added Greek. Particular attention is given...

...This book provides a guide to the most significant contours in the geography of the lexicographical world, as well as offering series of eye-witness accounts of the major issues confronting lexicographers and the users of dictionaries today. Part I considers the synchronic dictionary...

...This article discusses three basic paradigmatic models that Arabic lexicographers adopted over time: (I) al-Khaliil’s model in Kitaab al-ʕayn; (II) al-Jawharii’s model in alhaah; and (III) al-Bustaanii’s model in Kitaab muħiiṭ al-muħiiṭ. Though the three approaches are procedurally opposed, all...

... of this output, reflecting the stress laid by Russian lexicographers on meeting the needs of students wishing to write in the foreign language (Tomaszczyk 1981; Morozenko 1986; Benson 1988). lexicographers international grammatical Collocational bilingual This content is only available as a PDF. ...

...0 09 05 2002 This conference was called by Quebec linguists and lexicographers who were concerned by the phenomenon of anglicisms which had been replaced in Quebec coming through the ‘back door’ in the form of entries in dictionaries, those published in France in particular. The theme...

...0 19 06 2008 By the nature of the work they do, lexicographers are applied linguists. Yet many people working in the field have no formal training in linguistics. Does this matter? Our experience as editorial managers suggests that good lexicographers operate to a large extent on the basis...

...0 19 10 2000 DICTIONARIES have always been shaped by the needs of their users, or at least by what lexicographers knew, or imagined, of those needs, and by what lexicographers knew about language in general and about words in particular; not only by what the users wanted, but also by what...

...This chapter describes the following: Orsodakne, Prasokouris, Knips and Sknips, Skolex tes chionos, Pyrigonos, Myrmekoleon/ Formicoleon, Serphos, Psylla/Pulex, Phtheir, Vermis caeruleus, Skolex leukos, Calba, Rauca, Biurus, Phryganion, names listed by Greek lexicographers, and names listed...

...0 14 08 2008 IN the western world, the practice of providing etymological information in a dictionary started in the middle of the seventeenth century when Thomas Blount published Glossographia in 1656. Blount is one of the earliest lexicographers who attempted to provide...

... linguists in compiling lexicons of lexico-syntactic facts, and (e) enhancing the productivity of lexicographers in identifying normal and conventional usage. lexicographers statistical significantly structures running This content is only available as a PDF. ...

... in defining concepts of this kind. Despite all the efforts of philosophers and of lexicographers, dictionaries still content themselves to say, in essence, that courageous means brave and that brave means courageous. philosophers astonishing...

...0 15 11 1990 We must now face c1n unsolved problem of fundamental importance and great difficulty: the sorting and indexing of pictures. To understand the situation we must spend a little time examining how lexicographers, librnrians. and scholars sort words, how accountants. scientists...

...For Robin, sine quo non Pr e fac e The Making of the O.E.D. would be a good subject for a book in due course by some retired lexicographer.1 There are already numerous histories of the Oxford English Dictionary; indeed, such accounts began to be written long before the first edition...