The draft includes--(1) comments on file structure, (2) descriptions of dictionary organization and format, (3) alphabetical lists of elements, and (4) facilities related elements in dictionary form. The data element definitions in this draft are compatible with the Higher Education Facilities Classification and Inventory Procedures Manual, which…

With linguistic studies, both theoretical and applied, gaining widespread recognition, new and confusing terms are often introduced. This dictionary, therefore, explains the many new terms and relates the new approaches and concepts to the already familiar traditional grammatical terminology. The most important criterion for selecting entries was…

This dictionary supplement consists of lists of English words with their Spanish translations, and short entries of both Spanish and English abbreviations and their translations. (CHK)

Provides overview of dictionary publication in United States from Noah Webster's "A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language" (1806) to "Webster's Third New International Dictionary" (1961). Competition between Webster and Joseph Worcester, additional publication challenges to Webster's popularity, and practices in…

This project sets out to discover and develop techniques for the lemmatisation of a historical corpus of the Cornish language in order that a lemmatised dictionary macrostructure can be generated from the corpus. The system should be capable of uniquely identifying every lexical item that is attested in the corpus. A survey of published and…

Refers to the dictionaries of the Spanish Royal Academy. (SK)

List of words which the Spanish Royal Academy examined during February 1972. (SK)

Additions to the official dictionary of the Spanish Royal Academy. (SK)

Part of a continuing series. (VM)

Part of a continuing series. (VM)

Correcting a cataloguing error of a 1624 editiom of Isaac Habrecht's, Janua Linguarum led to the discovery, in all editions of A Cyclopedia of Education, of some misleading information and misstatements of fact about the history of Janua Linguarum in lexicography. (MF)

Because of the generalized nature of the material compared in this demonstration, the results are indicative only of the kinds of data which could be derived from more detailed comparisons. (12 references) (Author)