Dictionary Department

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department lexicographic department

The Dictionary Department is the division of the Royal Spanish Academy responsible for researching, updating, and producing its official dictionaries of the Spanish language.

Statements (40)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	department → lexicographic department →
affiliation	Association of Academies of the Spanish Language →
collaboratesWith	academies of the Association of Academies of the Spanish Language → other departments of the Royal Spanish Academy →
country	Spain →
employer	lexicographers of the Royal Spanish Academy → linguists of the Royal Spanish Academy →
field	Spanish language → lexicography → linguistics →
hasObjective	to preserve the unity of the Spanish language through normative dictionaries → to reflect the current state of the Spanish language in official dictionaries →
hasRole	maintenance of normative dictionary of Spanish → standardization of Spanish lexicon →
headquartersLocation	Madrid →
languageOfWork	Spanish →
locatedIn	Madrid → Spain →
notableWork	digital versions of official Spanish dictionaries → successive editions of the Diccionario de la lengua española →
organizationType	academic division →
parentOrganization	Royal Spanish Academy →
partOf	Royal Spanish Academy →
produces	Diccionario de la lengua española → specialized dictionaries of the Royal Spanish Academy →
responsibleFor	coordination of dictionary projects of the Royal Spanish Academy → lexicographic criteria for the Royal Spanish Academy → producing official dictionaries of the Spanish language → research on the Spanish lexicon → updating official dictionaries of the Spanish language →
sector	cultural institution → language regulation →
supervises	lexicographic content of RAE dictionaries →
uses	corpus-based linguistic analysis → lexicographic methodology →
worksOn	incorporation of neologisms into official dictionaries → orthographic and grammatical consistency of dictionary entries → revision of dictionary definitions → updating usage labels in dictionaries →

Referenced by (1)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Royal Spanish Academy →	hasPart