Dictionaries of the Baltic countries – selection of books
500 ₸
Dictionaries of the Baltic countries – selection of books
№266849 Created: December 5 2023
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1. Latvian-Russian dictionary (in 2 volumes; about 53,000 words) – Team of authors, 1979, Riga, “Liesma”, hard cover, vol. 1: pp.: 670, vol. 2: pp.: 756 ; format: 206 x 133 mm, weight: t. 1: 895 g, t. 2: 1004 g; circulation: 16,000 copies. Condition: perfect! 500 ₸
The dictionary includes about 53,000 headwords, reflecting the vocabulary of the modern Latvian literary language. A significant place in it is devoted to scientific and technical terminology used in special texts. The dictionary also includes a number of obsolete words, folklorisms and ethnographisms found in Latvian modern and classical literature. Headwords are richly illustrated with examples - phrases, phraseological units, idioms and terminological combinations. The appendix to the dictionary contains a list of more frequently used abbreviations and a list of geographical names in the Latvian language.
For second-hand book dealers in the Russian Federation, the price of a dictionary is 3500-4000 rubles.
2. Russian-Latvian dictionary in 2 volumes (43,000 and 41,000 words) – Coll. authors, 1959, Riga, Latvian State Publishing House, hard cover, vol. 1: pp.: 1110; vol. 2: pp.: 1082; format: 265 x 180 mm, weight: volume 1: 1974, volume 2: 1926, circulation: 25,000 copies. Condition: excellent! 500 ₸
The dictionary was compiled by a group of authors: Ahero A., Grinfelde M., Klyaviņš P. and others. The publication covers mainly common, colloquial and basic terminological vocabulary of literary Russian and Latvian languages. Special attention was paid to phraseological units, proverbs and sayings. Dictionary entries are provided with examples of contextualization of lexical units.
The publication is addressed to everyone who is studying the Latvian language. The book may also be useful for Latvians working with Russian-language texts.
For second-hand book dealers in the Russian Federation, the price of a dictionary is 5500-7000 rubles.
3. Russian-Lithuanian dictionary (in 4 volumes, about 90,000 words) -– H. Lemhenas, 1982, Vilnius, “Mokslas”, hardcover, vol. 1: pp.: 800; vol. 2: pp.: 560; vol. 3: pp.: 680; vol. 4: pp.: 708; format: 246 x 174 mm, total weight: 4,243 g; circulation: 40,000 copies. Condition: perfect! 500 ₸
This dictionary is built mainly on the material of the modern Russian literary language, including a significant number of special terms (with corresponding marks) from various fields of science and technology, which increasingly appear on the pages of magazines and newspapers (highly specialized terminology, as a rule, was not included ). The dictionary contains many examples illustrating the meaning of individual words, their use, as well as many phraseological units, proverbs and sayings. The dictionary includes many outdated words and dialectisms found in literature; it also contains colloquial and even some roughly colloquial words and expressions (vulgarisms). The linguistic facts recorded in Russian explanatory dictionaries, as well as the requirements for such a dictionary in Lithuania, were taken into account.
Second-hand booksellers in the Russian Federation price a dictionary at 4,290 rubles.
4. Russian-Estonian dictionary (about 30,000 words) - V. Muhel, 1982, Tallinn, “Valgus”, 7th ed., hard cover, with tables, pp.: 832, format: 220 x 147 mm, weight : 976 g; circulation: 30,000 copies. Condition: excellent! 500 ₸
Compared to the previous one, this publication is, unfortunately, only slightly larger in volume, depending on the framework set by the publishing agreement. Of course, the latest popular vocabulary from all branches of science and spoken language is included, which the author constantly and carefully observes and which he collects from all possible sources available to him. Typos that crept into the previous edition have been corrected, and favorable and business suggestions received from consumers have been taken into account. The control of verbs has been significantly expanded in the dictionary, without which their use presents difficulties for consumers.
On Ozon’e the book costs 2,914 tenge.
5. Estonian-Russian dictionary (50,000 words) – I. Tamm, 1977, Tallinn, “Valgus”, 4th ed., revised, hard cover, with tables, pp.: 758, format: 220 x 150 mm, weight: 964 g; circulation: 30,000 copies. Condition: excellent! Price: 500 ₸
The dictionary contains about 50,000 words and expressions in the Estonian language. It includes vocabulary and phraseology, as well as the most frequently used terms in everyday life, periodicals and popular science literature.
For second-hand book dealers in the Russian Federation, the price of a dictionary is 400-500 rubles.
The dictionary includes about 53,000 headwords, reflecting the vocabulary of the modern Latvian literary language. A significant place in it is devoted to scientific and technical terminology used in special texts. The dictionary also includes a number of obsolete words, folklorisms and ethnographisms found in Latvian modern and classical literature. Headwords are richly illustrated with examples - phrases, phraseological units, idioms and terminological combinations. The appendix to the dictionary contains a list of more frequently used abbreviations and a list of geographical names in the Latvian language.
For second-hand book dealers in the Russian Federation, the price of a dictionary is 3500-4000 rubles.
2. Russian-Latvian dictionary in 2 volumes (43,000 and 41,000 words) – Coll. authors, 1959, Riga, Latvian State Publishing House, hard cover, vol. 1: pp.: 1110; vol. 2: pp.: 1082; format: 265 x 180 mm, weight: volume 1: 1974, volume 2: 1926, circulation: 25,000 copies. Condition: excellent! 500 ₸
The dictionary was compiled by a group of authors: Ahero A., Grinfelde M., Klyaviņš P. and others. The publication covers mainly common, colloquial and basic terminological vocabulary of literary Russian and Latvian languages. Special attention was paid to phraseological units, proverbs and sayings. Dictionary entries are provided with examples of contextualization of lexical units.
The publication is addressed to everyone who is studying the Latvian language. The book may also be useful for Latvians working with Russian-language texts.
For second-hand book dealers in the Russian Federation, the price of a dictionary is 5500-7000 rubles.
3. Russian-Lithuanian dictionary (in 4 volumes, about 90,000 words) -– H. Lemhenas, 1982, Vilnius, “Mokslas”, hardcover, vol. 1: pp.: 800; vol. 2: pp.: 560; vol. 3: pp.: 680; vol. 4: pp.: 708; format: 246 x 174 mm, total weight: 4,243 g; circulation: 40,000 copies. Condition: perfect! 500 ₸
This dictionary is built mainly on the material of the modern Russian literary language, including a significant number of special terms (with corresponding marks) from various fields of science and technology, which increasingly appear on the pages of magazines and newspapers (highly specialized terminology, as a rule, was not included ). The dictionary contains many examples illustrating the meaning of individual words, their use, as well as many phraseological units, proverbs and sayings. The dictionary includes many outdated words and dialectisms found in literature; it also contains colloquial and even some roughly colloquial words and expressions (vulgarisms). The linguistic facts recorded in Russian explanatory dictionaries, as well as the requirements for such a dictionary in Lithuania, were taken into account.
Second-hand booksellers in the Russian Federation price a dictionary at 4,290 rubles.
4. Russian-Estonian dictionary (about 30,000 words) - V. Muhel, 1982, Tallinn, “Valgus”, 7th ed., hard cover, with tables, pp.: 832, format: 220 x 147 mm, weight : 976 g; circulation: 30,000 copies. Condition: excellent! 500 ₸
Compared to the previous one, this publication is, unfortunately, only slightly larger in volume, depending on the framework set by the publishing agreement. Of course, the latest popular vocabulary from all branches of science and spoken language is included, which the author constantly and carefully observes and which he collects from all possible sources available to him. Typos that crept into the previous edition have been corrected, and favorable and business suggestions received from consumers have been taken into account. The control of verbs has been significantly expanded in the dictionary, without which their use presents difficulties for consumers.
On Ozon’e the book costs 2,914 tenge.
5. Estonian-Russian dictionary (50,000 words) – I. Tamm, 1977, Tallinn, “Valgus”, 4th ed., revised, hard cover, with tables, pp.: 758, format: 220 x 150 mm, weight: 964 g; circulation: 30,000 copies. Condition: excellent! Price: 500 ₸
The dictionary contains about 50,000 words and expressions in the Estonian language. It includes vocabulary and phraseology, as well as the most frequently used terms in everyday life, periodicals and popular science literature.
For second-hand book dealers in the Russian Federation, the price of a dictionary is 400-500 rubles.
№266849 Created: December 5 2023
500 ₸