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The 12 pages that link to Lexicography, each with the reason it gives.

• Corpus linguisticsRelated: Dictionary makers use corpus examples and frequencies to describe words in use.

• EtymologyRelated: Dictionaries record proposed word histories and the evidence behind them.

• NeologismRelated: Lexicographers assess evidence of a neologism’s use before documenting it.

• Noah WebsterNarrower topic: Webster’s lasting influence came chiefly through his work as a dictionary maker.

• Lexical semanticsRelated: Dictionary definitions organize evidence about word senses and their usage.

• Part of speechRelated: Dictionaries commonly label entries with their parts of speech.

• Word (linguistics)Related: Dictionary makers must decide which forms merit separate entries.

• Antonio de NebrijaNarrower topic: Nebrija’s bilingual dictionaries extended his language scholarship beyond grammar.

• GlossaryNarrower topic: Glossary writing shares lexicography's work of selecting and defining words.

• ParemiologyCompared with: Dictionary-making may include proverbs, but its central unit is the lexical entry.

• LexicologyRelated: Dictionary-making applies systematic knowledge about words and their meanings.

• Vladimir DalNarrower topic: Dal’s dictionary is a landmark of Russian lexicography.