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Date:
1600-1700
Language:
Late Greek
Origin:
lexikographos
'dictionary-writer'
, from lexikon (
LEXICON
) +
Greek
-graphos
'writer'
lexicography
noun
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LINGUISTICS
lex‧i‧cog‧ra‧phy
[
uncountable
]
SL
the skill, practice, or profession of writing dictionaries
—
lexicographer
noun
[
countable
]
—
lexicographical
adjective
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