Lexicons

Although originally intended as a means for the exchange of lexical data between proprietary machine translation lexicons, it has evolved into a more general standard for terminology exchange.

Bacchylides had become, almost overnight, among the best represented poets of the canonic nine, with about half as many extant verses as Pindar, adding about a hundred new words to Greek lexicons.

Stoppard's language reflects his periods, historical and modern, and he uses speech patterns and lexicons in keeping with his characters.

The evolution of lexicons in different languages occurs through parallel mechanism.

The Lexicons will supply examples of these meanings.

There are many sources of Polari lexicons or "dictionaries" online, most of which are random collections with little or no research, rather than a descriptive list of terms in use.

Therefore, multi-lingual speakers are generally thought to have multiple lexicons.

The regional variation within Taiwanese Hokkien may be attributed to variations in the mixture of Quanzhou and Zhangzhou accents and/or lexicons.

The two lexicons are generally considered similar, with most differences found in colloquial vocabulary and some scientific terminology.

This took the form not only of compiling lexicons and grammars of the local language, but of recording myths, folktales, beliefs about social relationships and institutions, and even recipes for local cuisine.