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Lexicographer’s Lacunas or How to Deal with Missing Dictionary Forms on the Example of Czech
Published on Jul 27, 2018501 Views
Every dictionary has to start with a list of headwords or dictionary forms. Selecting items for the list is a complicated issue on its own; however, even after the lexicographer arrives at the final
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Lexicographer’s Lacunas or How to Deal with Missing Dictionary Forms (On the Example of Czech)00:00
Outline:00:34
Introduction01:18
Lacunas in general01:20
Dictionary forms01:57
Identifying lacunas and their types02:29
Data02:50
Types of lacunas05:54
Expected frequency of dictionary form06:29
Recommendations for lexicographers - 107:42
Recommendations for lexicographers - 208:05
Verbs (400)10:00
Adjectives (1000)11:21
Adjectives (cont’d)13:51
Nouns (400)14:55
Nouns (cont’d)15:52
Summary - 117:38
Summary - 218:08
Summary - 318:41
Summary - 419:02
Summary - 519:25
Summary - 619:53
References20:23
Thank you for your attention!20:26