La lexicografía entre el catalán y el castellano (XVI-XIX) y su proyección en el "Diccionari" de Pere Labernia
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https://doi.org/10.12795/PH.2008.v22.i01.05Keywords:
bilingual dictionary, bilingual lexicography, Catalan-Spanish lexicography, Labernia DictionaryAbstract
The bilingual lexicography between Catalan and Spanish starts during the 16th century and it develops in a constant progression until the present. It reflects the sociolinguistic situation of the Catalan language. The bridge between the ancient bilingual lexicography and the modern one can be represented by the Labernia’s Diccionari de la llengua catalana ab la correspondencia castellana y llatina. The article describes the generalities of the evolution of the bilingual Catalan-Spanish dictionaries (XVI-XIX) and focuses on the main features of the Labernia Dictionary.
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