This comprehensive dictionary, "An English and Chinese Dictionary With English Meaning or Expression for Every English Word," compiled by Tat Hin Tam and Lo-Kwai Kwok, offers a fascinating glimpse into 19th-century lexicography and cross-cultural communication. Published in 1884, this work provides English definitions and corresponding Chinese translations, making it an invaluable resource for students and scholars of both languages. The dictionary reflects the linguistic landscape and the state of English and Chinese language studies during that era.
This historical dictionary is a valuable addition to any collection focused on language, linguistics, or the history of intercultural exchange. It preserves a unique record of how languages were understood and taught over a century ago, offering insights into the evolution of both English and Chinese.
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