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Now in paperback, the Oxford Hindi-English Dictionary is ideal for study, business or home reference. It provides comprehensive and up-to-date coverage at an affordable price. This is a major Hindi-English dictionary which will meet the need of a growing number of people now learning and studying Hindi. The dictionary gives extensive coverage of the modern standardised language, both spoken and literary, as well as material from older literary sources.
This major Hindi-English dictionary has been produced to meet the need of a growing number of people now learning and studying Hindi. Reflecting the many-sided development of Hindi during the 20th century, it provides over 36,000 headwords, with generous use of illustrative material showing words in use. Both colloquial and literary vocabulary is covered, together with some modern regional variants. The `Urdu' vocabulary of Hindi is well represented, as well as modern Hindi and
English.
This major Hindi-English dictionary has been produced to meet the need of a growing number of people now learning and studying Hindi. Reflecting the many-sided development of Hindi during the 20th century, it provides over 36,000 headwords, with generous use of illustrative material showing words in use. Both colloquial and literary vocabulary is covered, together with some modern regional variants. The `Urdu' vocabulary of Hindi is well represented, as well as modern Hindi and
English.