English to Latin Meaning of lexicography - lexicography

Lexicography :

lexicography

noun

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Definitions of lexicography in English

Noun(1) the act of writing dictionaries

Examples of lexicography in English

(1) His work included zoology, Arabic grammar, poetry, rhetoric and lexicography .(2) In reality, therefore, there is not a conflict between descriptive and prescriptive grammar and lexicography , but rather a difference of mission.(3) Morris' interest in lexicography grew, and he produced his own dictionary of Australian English, consciously modelled on the OED, in 1898.(4) Trademark names used as verbs are a further area of difficulty, both generally and in lexicography .(5) The annotation pays particular attention to issues of social context, and to staging: it is more than just an extended exercise in lexicography .(6) By contrast, Johnson has no reason either to castigate lexicography or to celebrate the completion of his own task.(7) Is this the last word in New Testament lexicography ?(8) This interest in meteorology is reflected in diverse forms and manners in Arabic poetry, lexicography , and grammar.(9) In the coming years, it will be interesting to see how new areas such as Internet word analysis develops in relationship to traditional areas such as lexicography , semantics and linguistics.(10) After sifting through a mountain of words, the author has settled on 1,500 meanings that reflect the ever-changing world of lexicography .(11) In other ways, it was like a research school and a scholarly publishing house: its scholars compared and analysed texts, translated them, wrote commentaries, and undertook lexicography and the study of grammar.(12) Webster's name had become famous before he embarked on his career in lexicography(13) Either I've slipped in from some parallel linguistic universe, or the profession of lexicography is falling short in the domain of tools.(14) The history of lexicography in England can be traced back to the 16th Century or even earlier.(15) The enrichment of the database opens up new perspectives in the field of computational lexicography since the semantic networks contained in the collocational database can be used to enhance corpus-based collocation extraction.(16) Often these movements were defined not only by geographical borders but by new ideas of language and lexicography .

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English to Latin Dictionary: lexicography

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