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National in Form, Socialist in Content: Translational Equivalence in Slavic–Yiddish Dictionaries

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Lexicographica (1996)
From the journal Lexicographica (1996) Volume 12 Issue 1996

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  14. National in Form, Socialist in Content: Translational Equivalence in Slavic–Yiddish Dictionaries
  16. Non-thematic Part
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  20. Reports
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https://doi.org/10.1515/9783110244168.89

Articles in the same Issue

  2. Titelei
  4. “The Bilingual Lexicographer’s Best Friends”
  6. Translation Equivalents for Headwords: Examples from Mexican Indian Languages
  8. Problems of Translation in an ENGLISH-SERBOCROATIAN DlCTIONARY
  10. Lexical Equivalence in Chinese and English
  12. Idioms and Collocations in Bilingual Dictionaries and Their Afrikaans Translation Equivalents
  14. National in Form, Socialist in Content: Translational Equivalence in Slavic–Yiddish Dictionaries
  16. Non-thematic Part
  18. Discussion
  20. Reports
  22. Reviews
  24. Short Reviews
  26. Electronic Dictionaries
  28. Continuous Bibliography
  30. Dictionaries and Publications on Lexicography Received
  32. Authors of the Present Volume
  34. Index of Names
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