Sentence examples for a scholarly dictionary from inspiring English sources

This entry, she said, was "a scholarly dictionary, and authored, and, therefore, exactly the opposite of Wikipedia".

Mistral devoted 20 years' work to a scholarly dictionary of Provençal, entitled Lou Tresor dóu Félibrige, 2 vol. (1878).

Andre Watts, Weather Report and the Weavers find themselves neighbors on the pages of a scholarly dictionary.

Probably the most scholarly dictionary in the world is the Thesaurus Linguae Latinae, edited in Germany and Austria.

TLL Online is a comprehensive, ongoing scholarly dictionary of ancient Latin from the earliest times through AD 600.

This is the large, scholarly dictionary of Classical Greek by Liddell, Scott and Jones.

Kommission fr die Herausgabe des Thesaurus linguae Latinae :The TLL, when complete, will be the first comprehensive scholarly dictionary of ancient Latin from the earliest times down to AD 600.

Beyond the dictionaries intended for practical use by the general public are the scholarly dictionaries, with the scientific goal of completeness and rigour in their chosen area.

The English language, as it has spread widely over the world, has come to consist of a group of coordinate branches, each expressing the needs of its speakers in communication; further scholarly dictionaries are needed to record the particular characteristics of and influences on each branch.

Grande dizionario della lingua italiana, ( Italian: "Great Dictionary of the Italian Language") Italian dictionary, a scholarly work produced at Turin, that replaced the Dizionario della lingua italiana (1861 79), for many years the standard Italian dictionary.

"Bucke-basket," they point out, is a peculiar phrase, odd to have isolated in a scholarly work like a dictionary.