Lexicons of the World
Welcome to the World Word Fund!
This web-page is English edition of the Russian web-site "
lexicons.ru"
(author -
Igor K. Garshin).
It is the
collection of the world lexis (World Word Fund).
It presents you the
dictionaries of modern, ancient, extinct, auxilary and reconstructed languages.
Here are the following
glossaries in English or translated to English:
Alive (present) languages
To the knowledge of customs of any people first try to study its language.
(Pythagoras,
Greek philosopher and mathematician)
The wordbooks of the modern languages
(also in the Russian sections):
- Arabian language: Arabian-English
- Chamorro language: Chamorro-English
- Fiji language:
English-Fiji,
Fiji-English
- Gaelic language: Gaelic-English
- Hindi language: English-Hindi
- Latin language: Latin-English
- Pitta-Pitta language: Pitta-English
- Quechua language: English-Quechua
- Rapanui language: Rapanui-English
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- Turkmenian:
Eng-Turkm,
Turkm-Eng
- Urdu language:: Urdu-English
- Wulguru language: Wulguru-English
- Yakut language: Yakut-English
- Yalarnnga language: Yalarnnga-English
Also it planned the glossaries for the next living languages: Anjumarla, Manx...
Classical (old) languages
Will there be someone who the whole day throwing a dart, not get one in the goal? (
Cicero, Roman philosopher)
The glossaries of the ancient languages (also on Russian):
- Latin language: Latin-English dictionary
- Thracian language: Thracian-English
- Tocharian language: Tocharian-English
- Umbrian language: Umbrian-English
It planned the wordbooks of the next old languages: Avestan, Phrygian, Gottish...
Defunct languages
In this world, there are no final death, if there is an alive memory.
(
Mikkels Klussis, author of "revived Borussian language")
The dictionaries of the extinct languages (also on Russian):
- Ainu language:
Ainu-English and
English-Ainu wordlists;
Ainu-Basque comparisons.
- Sudovian:
Eng-Sud,
Sud-Eng
It planned the dictionaries for the next dead languages: Prussian...
Modeling languages
A whole hundred greatest inventions will not make such a revolution,
which will make the introduction of a neutral
international language.
(
Zamenhof, author of
auxiliary language Esperanto)
The vocabularies of the artificial languages
(also on Russian):
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- eurolang Novial: Novial-European
- modlang Romanicho: Romanicho-English
- auxlang Romanova:
- Mixlang Volapuk:
Volapuk-English,
English-Volapuk
- Future vocabularies for artificial languages:
English-Nordien, English-Quebh...
Future lexicons of the synthetic languages: English-Nordien, English-Quebh...
Proto-langs (Reconstructed)
The thing does not cease to be true by the fact that it is not recognized by many people.
(
Spinoza, Roman philosopher)
The wordlists of the proto languages
(also on Russian):
- English-Proto-Amerindian
- English-Proto-Na-Dene
- Proto-Semitic-English
- English-Proto-Yenisey
It planned the lexicons for the next ancestral languages: Afro-Asiatic...
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