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Walter William Skeat

Walter William Skeat (1835–1912) was a prominent English philologist who served as the Elrington and Bosworth Professor...

Historical British 19TH 20TH Century Philological

9.4 Excellent

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Richard Chenevix Trench

Richard Chenevix Trench was an Irish-born Anglican clergyman who served as the Archbishop of Dublin in the Church of Ire...

19TH Century Historical British Ecclesiastical

9.2 Excellent

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Walter Skeat

Walter Skeat was a British lexicographer renowned for his meticulous study of Old English and Anglo-Saxon roots. His Ety...

British Victorian English Anglo Saxon

9.1 Excellent

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Thomas Northcote Toller

Thomas Northcote Toller was a British lexicographer specializing in Anglo-Saxon English. He is notable for his meticulou...

Historical British Victorian English

8.7 Great

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Bogdan Petriceicu Hasdeu

Bogdan Petriceicu Hasdeu (1838–1907) was a Romanian writer, philologist, and lexicographer. He served as a professor at...

19TH Century Historical Romanian Philological

8.6 Great

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Joseph Bosworth

Joseph Bosworth was a British lexicographer working during the Victorian era. He focused on historical English and Anglo...

Historical British Victorian English

8.5 Great

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Richard Cleasby

Richard Cleasby was a 19th-century British lexicographer renowned for his pioneering work on Old Norse and Icelandic lan...

19TH Century Historical British Icelandic

8.5 Great

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Đuro Daničić

Đuro Daničić was a 19th-century Serbian lexicographer whose meticulous work significantly advanced Slavic linguistics. H...

19TH Century Historical Serbian Etymological

8.3 Great

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Alexander MacBain

Alexander MacBain was a 19th-century Scottish Gaelic lexicographer who created an exhaustive etymological dictionary. Hi...

19TH Century Historical Celtic Etymological

8.0 Great

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W.E. Henley

W. E. Henley (1849-1903) was an English poet, editor, and literary figure who also contributed to historical lexicograph...

19TH Century Historical British English

8.0 Great

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John R. Clark Hall

John R. Clark Hall was a British philologist and scholar of Old English whose work aided the study of early medieval lan...

20TH Century Historical British English

7.8 Good

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John Ayto

John Ayto is a British lexicographer whose work focuses on English etymology, slang, idioms, and culinary vocabulary. He...

Contemporary British English Slang

7.8 Good

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Michael Quinion

Michael Quinion is a British etymologist and writer known for creating and maintaining World Wide Words, a website dedic...

Contemporary British Digital English

7.6 Good

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Eric Stanley

Eric Gerald Stanley was a German-born British academic and lexicographer who specialized in Old English and Anglo-Saxon...

20TH Century Historical British English

7.6 Good

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John Minsheu

John Minsheu (1560-1627) was an English lexicographer who authored 'A Guide into Tongues' in 1617, one of the earliest m...

Historical British Polyglot 17TH Century

7.6 Good

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John Hotten

John Camden Hotten was a 19th-century English publisher, bookseller, and lexicographer. He is best known for compiling t...

19TH Century Historical British Slang

7.5 Good

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Thomas Wright

Thomas Wright (1810-1877) was an English antiquary, writer, and lexicographer whose work documented older forms of Engli...

19TH Century Historical British English

7.5 Good

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Bernadette Paton

Bernadette Paton is a British lexicographer associated with OED and Australian English work, notable as a professional h...

Contemporary Historical British English

7.3 Good

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James Platt

James Platt Jr. (1861-1910) was an English amateur philologist, lexicographer, and polyglot who contributed to the study...

Multilingual 19TH Century Historical English

7.3 Good

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William Kenrick

William Kenrick was an English writer, critic, and lexicographer active in the eighteenth century. His A New Dictionary...

18TH Century Historical British English

6.7 Fair