Pedro Pineda, A New Dictionary, Spanish and English and English and Spanish (1740)

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Date
1740
Lexicographer
Book title
A New Dictionary, Spanish and English and English and Spanish. Containing The Etymology, the Proper and Metaphorical Signification of Words, Terms of Arts and Sciences; Names of Men, Families, Places, And Of The Principal Plants In Spain and the West-Indies. Together with the Arabick and Moorish Words Now commonly Received in the Spanish Tongue, And An Explanation of the difficult Words, Proverbs and Phrases, in Don Quixote, and Others the most celebrated Writers in that Language. Correcting the Errors, and supplying the Defects in other Dictionaries, By the Addition of above Six Thousand Spanish, and Twelve Thousand English Words, more than in any Work of this Kind hitherto extant. Very Useful and Necessary for the easy Reading and Understanding the Spanish and English Languages.
Publication place
London
Publisher
F. Gyles; T. Woodward; T. Cox and J. Clarke; A. Millar; and P. Vaillant
Text type
printed book
Genre
Bilingual lexicon
Subject area
Spanish
Language
headwords: Spanish / English
explanations: English / Spanish
explanations: English / Spanish
Word-group
type: alphabetical
Word-entry
type: headword
sample: Cáyre, Cáyro, Cayròn, or Cairáda, or Cayríam in Cant, is what a Whore earns with her Body.
STC
T134064