French–Latin dictionaries

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French–Latin dictionaries are bilingual reference works that list and translate words between French and Latin, historically important for scholarship, education, and the study of classical texts.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf bilingual dictionary
lexicographical work
reference work
audience French-speaking classicists
learners of Latin with French as first language
contains definitions
equivalents in the other language
lemmas
field classical studies
historical linguistics
lexicography
philology
goal facilitate understanding of Latin texts by French speakers
support composition of Latin texts by French speakers
historicalRole important for Renaissance education
important for humanist scholarship
important for medieval education
support for Latin as language of learning in Europe
languagePair French–Latin
mayContain etymological information
grammatical information
usage examples
medium digital resource
printed book
relatedTo Latin–French dictionaries
monolingual French dictionaries
monolingual Latin dictionaries
sourceLanguage French
targetLanguage Latin
timePeriodOfUse Early modern period NERFINISHED
Middle Ages NERFINISHED
Renaissance NERFINISHED
modern era
typicalUsers scholars
students
teachers
translators
usedFor education
language learning
scholarly research
study of classical texts
translation of French words into Latin
translation of Latin words into French
usedIn France NERFINISHED
French-speaking countries
secondary schools
universities

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Robertus Stephanus notableWork French–Latin dictionaries