Slovaropisje klasičnih jezikov na Slovenskem v 16. stoletju
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.18690/scn.1.2.77–87.2008Keywords:
Classical languages, Latin, lexicography, Trubar, Megiser, protestantsAbstract
Lexicography of classical languages in Slovenia in the 16th century
The origins of classical language lexicography in Slovenia may be found in a few remnants from the Middle Ages and in the works by Slovene Protestant writers (Abecedarium, Otročja biblija, Ljubljanska začetnica, Register to Bible). However, the real beginning of Slovene lexicography is the work Dictionarium quatuor linguarum by Hieronymus Megiser.
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