The Oxford Dictionary of English Etymology（英国原版 货号TJ）牛津英语词源词典
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作者C. T. Onions, G. W. S. Friedrichsen and R. W. Burchfield
出版社Oxford University Press
ISBN9780198611127
出版时间1966
版次1
印刷时间1995
装帧精装
开本24.6*16.8
纸张胶版纸
页数1042页
定价89.95元
货号TJ1281-E370
上书时间2022-12-16
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本书为英语原版，精装本，原定价89.95美元，净重1700克，馆藏。【图书分类：语言、文字 > 常用外国语 > 英语 > 语义、词汇、词义 > 词源】This comprehensive dictionary by one of our century's greatest language scholars provides a clear and brief account of the origins, history, and sense-development of more than 38,000 words.
The Oxford Dictionary of English Etymology is the most comprehensive dictionary of the English language ever published. It is based on the original edition of the Oxford English Dictionary but much augmented by further research on the etymology of English and other languages. Providing a fascinating insight into the development of English, it describes 38,000 words in 24,000 articles which include: current meanings of each word; date of first recorded appearance in English; chronology of the development of each word\'s senses; earliest written form in English; related words in other languages; pronunciation.
Amazon.com Review：
Dr. C.T. Onions first joined the staff of the Oxford English Dictionary in 1895. He worked on the OED, the Shorter OED, and then published his Shakespeare Glossary in 1911. A wonderful and learned scholar, he died in 1966 as the first edition of The Oxford Dictionary of English Etymology was going to press. Assisted by G.W.S. Friedrichsen and R.W. Burchfield, Onions created a magnificent work of erudition, with 24,000 main entries. Including their derivatives, the dictionary delves into the origins of more than 38,000 words.
For each entry, the dictionary provides the correct pronunciation, followed by a short definition, and the century and source of the word\'s first recording. Then come the etymological notes. Thus one learns that \"froth\" (an aggregation of small bubbles on liquid) was first noted in the 14th century, in Sir Gawain and the Bible, that it comes from the Old Norse frooa, and was taken from there into German (fraup) and Old English (froth). Now in its fifth printing and a standard reference for scholars, Onions\'s opus is still the most comprehensive etymological dictionary of English ever to be published. --Stephanie Gold
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ODEE is going to be, as it deserves to be, the standard etymological dictionary of the English language. Times Literary Supplement This is a very fine etymological dictionary, as aromatic a piece of lexicography as the great Onions (who, sadly died while the work was going through the press) ever achieved Anyone who wants to take journeys back through the mazes of the fickle human mind cannot very well do without this volume. Anthony Burgess, Observer
About the Author：
The lexicographical labours of the late Dr C.T. Onions began when he joined the staff of the Oxford English Dictionary in 1895. His astringent yet humane scholarship in this field was well known from his work as co-editor (with J. A. H. Murray, Henry Bradley, and W. A. Craigie) of the OED, and later of the Shorter Oxford English Dictionary. His life work was crowned with his new etymological dictionary, based on the OED but embodying further research on the etymology of English and of the other languages concerned.
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