The 'invention' of the dictionary has had two main influences:
1.
The Dictionary has standardized spellings. Before dictionaries, some people kept lists of words. But in different parts of the country the spellings were often quite different, being influenced by local accents or local spellings. For most people, they knew how to 'say' what they wanted to communicate, but they rarely had to 'write' anything! So when it came to writing, many just made up the spelling as they saw fit.
2.
Dictionaries have made people more aware of language (and the meanings of language) and provided greater opportunity for people to increase their personal vocabularies.
The result is that, with good use of dictionaries, we are often better equipped to express ourselves because we have a wider range of words at our command, and we can then select those that best match the idea we want to express. And even if we occasionally use an obscure or abstruse word, the other person can always look it up ... in a dictionary!
A maori dictionary is a dictionary based on the Maori native language. It includes words which can only be found in the maori language and there is no english translation.
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It is a book that lists Tagalog words with translations to English language.
Some older English dictionaries include Samuel Johnson's "A Dictionary of the English Language" (1755), Noah Webster's "An American Dictionary of the English Language" (1828), and the "Oxford English Dictionary" (originally published in parts from 1884 to 1928). These dictionaries are well-known and influential works that shaped the development and standardization of the English language.
Because he realised the language was changing.
Coinage, or borrowing if it has come from another language.
A Dictionary of the English Language was created on 1755-04-15.
The Imperial Dictionary of the English Language was created in 1847.
Samuel Johnson wrote A Dictionary of the English Language.
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Samuel Johnson wrote a famous dictionary in 1755 called "A Dictionary of the English Language." It was a landmark work in the history of English lexicography and language study.
The American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language was created in 1969.
Multi-language dictionary
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The first modern dictionary is often credited to Samuel Johnson, who published "A Dictionary of the English Language" in 1755. This dictionary was a significant milestone in the standardization of the English language.
"Dictionnaire Anglais" is French for "English Dictionary". It is a dictionary for French people to find the equivalent word from the English language.
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