Having reviewed the first and third editions of A Dictionary of South African English in earlier publications, the author examines the fourth edition. He suggests a number of improvements with respect to several aspects of the dictionary, ranging from superficial, though important, matters (like layout and typography) to the most difficult aspects of lexicography (definition and etymology).Keywords: abbreviation, acronym, afrikaans, american english, black english, british english, consultant vs. researcher, contrastive linguistics, corpus-delimitation, dictionary, dutch, english, entry head, etymology, graphic illustration, hebrew, jewish english, judezmo, letterword, lexicography, new netherland dutch, northeastern yiddish, prescriptivism...
Abstract: Developing and documenting the eleven official languages of South Africa on all levels of ...
<p>In this article an Afrikaans collocation and phrase dictionary for mother-tongue speakers (...
In this article, reflections are made on some specialized lexicographical/terminographical resources...
South African English can be regarded as a fully-fledged variety of English which qualifies for comp...
The DSAE (A Dictionary of South African English on Historical Principles) embraces linguistic divers...
Abstract: South African English can be regarded as a fully-fledged variety of English which qualifie...
This article examines the treatment of racial labels in monolingual English dictionaries of South Af...
This dissertation consists in essence of an experiment and a commentary upon it. The text which cons...
This article describes some problems in collecting and studying South African English vocabulary on ...
This is the online edition of A Dictionary of South African English on Historical Principles, produc...
Abstract: When Pharos Dictionaries was established in 1996, its first order of business was to deve...
The article critically surveys the development of dictionary making among the Xhosa of Southern Afri...
Dictionaries have to be compiled in accordance with the specific needs and demands of a well-defined...
In this article an Afrikaans collocation and phrase dictionary for mother-tongue speakers (primary t...
The publication of a dictionary is regarded as the result of a lexicographic process. Three subtypes...
Abstract: Developing and documenting the eleven official languages of South Africa on all levels of ...
<p>In this article an Afrikaans collocation and phrase dictionary for mother-tongue speakers (...
In this article, reflections are made on some specialized lexicographical/terminographical resources...
South African English can be regarded as a fully-fledged variety of English which qualifies for comp...
The DSAE (A Dictionary of South African English on Historical Principles) embraces linguistic divers...
Abstract: South African English can be regarded as a fully-fledged variety of English which qualifie...
This article examines the treatment of racial labels in monolingual English dictionaries of South Af...
This dissertation consists in essence of an experiment and a commentary upon it. The text which cons...
This article describes some problems in collecting and studying South African English vocabulary on ...
This is the online edition of A Dictionary of South African English on Historical Principles, produc...
Abstract: When Pharos Dictionaries was established in 1996, its first order of business was to deve...
The article critically surveys the development of dictionary making among the Xhosa of Southern Afri...
Dictionaries have to be compiled in accordance with the specific needs and demands of a well-defined...
In this article an Afrikaans collocation and phrase dictionary for mother-tongue speakers (primary t...
The publication of a dictionary is regarded as the result of a lexicographic process. Three subtypes...
Abstract: Developing and documenting the eleven official languages of South Africa on all levels of ...
<p>In this article an Afrikaans collocation and phrase dictionary for mother-tongue speakers (...
In this article, reflections are made on some specialized lexicographical/terminographical resources...