Sub-field Dictionary - Relevant Literature

Relevant Literature

Sandro Nielsen: "Contrastive Description of Dictionaries Covering LSP Communication". In: Fachsprache/International Journal of LSP 3-4/1990, 129-136.

Lexicography

Types of reference works	Dictionary Glossary Lexicon Thesaurus

Types of dictionaries	Bilingual Biographical Conceptual Defining Electronic Encyclopedic Language for specific purposes dictionary Machine-readable Maximizing Medical Minimizing Monolingual learner's Multi-field Phonetic Picture Reverse Rhyming Rime Single-field Specialized Sub-field Visual

Lexicographic projects	Lexigraf WordNet

Other	List of lexicographers List of online dictionaries

Lexicology

Major terms	Lexical item Lexicon Lexis Word

Elements	Chereme Glyphs Grapheme Lemma Lexeme Meronymy Morpheme Phoneme Seme Sememe

Semantic relations	Antonymy Holonymy Hyponymy Idiom Lexical semantics Semantic network Synonym Troponymy

Functions	Function word Headword

Fields	Controlled vocabulary English lexicology and lexicography International scientific vocabulary Lexicographic error Lexicographic information cost Linguistic prescription Morphology Specialised lexicography

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