lexicon|lexicons in English

noun

['lex·i·con || 'leksɪkɑn /-kən]

dictionary; vocabulary used in a particular profession, terminology; total number of morphemes within a language

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1. Leer: Comparative Athabaskan Lexicon (CAL), Alutiiq lexicon Comparative Athabaskan Lexicon

2. Lexicons Accommodately sloe-black Ora planeting Hocking

3. □ How do current lexicons define “this generation” as used Biblically?

4. An example from this lexicon is as follows: This lexicon should not be seen a static repository of data.

5. "Greek Lexicon entry for Akrasia"

6. "Hebrew Lexicon entry for 'Adown"

7. Anthrax becomes part of the social lexicon.

8. Strongs Concordance Strong's Hebrew and Greek Dictionaries with information from Hebrew and Greek Lexicons

9. Adducen arguments fos lexicon-internar l 1

10. "Greek Lexicon entry for Aleuron"

11. Chocolate equals sin in most people's lexicon.

12. Polysemy, Conventionality, and the structure of the lexicon

13. Strong's Concordance combines the King James Bible version with Greek and Hebrew lexicons

14. Cryogenic processes were latecomers to the planation lexicon

15. And in that I need a surgery lexicon.

16. Of or relating to lexicography or a lexicon.

17. Strong's Concordance with Hebrew and Greek Lexicon

18. This information is obtained from the lexicon.

19. In our lexicon, boring is even worse than bad.

20. It is assumed that these decay constants lambda are the same for both lexicons.

21. Lexicon guide for establishing the alternative designations (generic names)

22. Free music score of Musicalisches Lexicon oder Musicalische Bibliothec.

23. Celebutante brings synthesizers back to the alternative rock lexicon

24. There will also be few omissions from the lexicon.

25. Kilimnik’s work offers a kind of lexicon of Appropriationist techniques