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Current issue:  Dictionaries 41.1

Editor: Edward Finegan

Special Issue:
Global Viewpoints on Lexicography and Neologisms – Annette Klosa-Kückelhaus and Ilan Kernerman, Guest Editors

Table of Contents

Editorial – Edward Finegan

Global Viewpoints on Lexicography and Neologisms: An Introduction – Annette Klosa-Kückelhaus and Ilan Kernerman

Language-Internal Neologisms and Anglicisms: Dealing with New Words and Expressions in The Danish Dictionary – Lars Trap-Jensen

Neologisms in an Online Portal: The Dutch Neologismenwoordenboek (NW) – Vivien Waszink

The Formation of Neologisms in a Lesser-used Language: The Case of  Frisian – Hindrik Sijens and Hans Van de Velde

New Estonian Words and Senses: Detection and Description – Margit Langemets, Jelena Kallas, Kaisa Norak, Indrek Hein

Linguistics Terminology and Neologisms in Swahili: Rules vs. Practice – Gilles-Maurice de Schryver

The Korean Neologism Investigation Project: Current Status and Key Issues – Kilim Nam, Soojin Lee, Hae-Yun Jung

Beyond Frequency: On the Dictionarization of New Words in Spanish – Judit Freixa and Sergi Torner

Exploring Criteria for the Inclusion of Trademarks in General Language Dictionaries of Modern Greek – Anna Vacalopoulou

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