Who came up with the dictionary?

Answer 1

a English-man named john Webster traveld the world learning every language. when he learned them all he then helped create the English language used in America. he wrote it all down in book wich was published 48 years later called the Webster first edition dictionary. they still use the book to this veary day, but keep revising it making it better and easier to use.

Answer 2

The earliest known dictionary was from the Akkadian Empire in 2300 B.C.E. The first English dictionary was written by Robert Cawdrey in 1604. Noah Webster's dictionary, published in 1825, was most impressive because it contained seventy thousand words. He learned twenty-six languages in order to evaluate the etymology of each word.

Answer 3

The first English dictionary was published by Samuel Johnson in 1755. Johnson's work, titled "A Dictionary of the English Language," was considered a major achievement in the development of English lexicography.

Answer 4

Dictionaries are made by first printing all of the page. Once the pages are printed, they are glued together and put into a book to be bound.