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vocabularies
The words of a language collectively.
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dictionaries
A dictionary is defined as a list of words or articles that refer to a specific subject.
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glossaries
A list of difficult, technical, or foreign terms with definitions or translations, as for some particular author, field of knowledge, etc., often included in alphabetical listing at the end of a textbook
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thesauri
(Archaic) A dictionary or encyclopedia.
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terminologies
Terminology is the language used to describe a specific thing, or the language used within a specific field.
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lingoes
Language, especially language peculiar to a particular group or region; jargon or a dialect.
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jargons
Nonsensical or incoherent language:
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cants
Tedious or hackneyed language, especially when used sanctimoniously:
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languages
A particular manner of expression:
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dialects
A dialect of a language perceived as substandard and wrong.
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vernaculars
Vernacular is common language spoken by average citizens of a particular place, or is language used within a particular field or industry.
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idioms
A language or dialect.
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  • The literature of succeeding centuries furnishes only isolated references; the more important are found in the scholia on Aristophanes, the lexicons of Hesychius, Photius and others, and the Etymologicum Magnum.

  • The most distinguished prose writers of this period are perhaps Rashid, the imperial historio grapher, 'Asim, who translated into Turkish two great lexicons, the Arabic Itamus and the Persian Burhan-i and Kani, the only humorous writer of merit belonging to the old school.

  • Students of the original may also consult with advantage the lexicons of Aemilius Portus (Oxford, 1817) and of Schweighauser (London, 1824).

  • As nearly all the lexicons to the Greek orators have been lost, Harpocration's work is especially valuable.

  • The earliest of Latin lexicons was produced about 10 B.C. by Verrius Flaccus in a work, De Verborum Significatu, which survived in the abridgment by Festus (2nd century A.D.) and in the further abridgment dedicated by Paulus Diaconus to Charles the Great.

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