We look up new terms in the dictionary to find out what they signify. When we refer to a dictionary, we mean a book that contains information on the meanings and variations of words as well as their pronunciations and etymologies. A huge dictionary with tens of thousands of pages stretched across multiple volumes or a little pocket book are both possible. It could be monolingual, trilingual, or multilingual, or it could be a collection of specific words related to disciplines like physics, history, biography, or music.A common person or learner may look for a dictionary to help with daily reading, but professionals will also utilise a decent dictionary to learn more about the language, especially the many ways that distinct phrases are employed. The sophistication of a language can also be determined by its dictionaries. This article will discuss this practical linguistic device.
Books Info
| Books name | Sutton v.1 / ସଟନ୍, ଭାଗ ୧ |
| Author | Rev.A.Sotton |
| No Of pages | 299 |
| Publisher | NA |
| Publication | 1841 |
| Printed At | NA |
| Distributor | NA |
