Création : "Knowledge of the golden age of lexicography in the late nineteenth century was fully absorbed but more, on several aspects (from the way examples was treated to the writing of the hi...
"Knowledge of the golden age of lexicography in the late nineteenth century was fully absorbed but more, on several aspects (from the way examples waswere treated to the writing of the historical notice and bibliography) and in the best parts, thisthese three dictionaries (''Dictionnaire de Suisse Romand'' [Dictionary of Romandian Swiss] - Thibault, 1997 ; ''Dictionnaire Historique du Français Québécois'' [Historical Dictionary of Quebecois French)] - Poirier ; ''Dictionnaire des régionalismes de France'' [Dictionary of regionalisms in France]) seamsseem to have surpasssurpassed their models, and became themselves iconicsbecome examples to follow."[http://andre.thibault.pagesperso-orange.fr/ChambonFormate.pdf]
One must never doesthink imagine tothey have reached the endlimit of posibilitieswhat can be done. I had imagined the actualcurrent format of French Wiktionary allowed one to add any data it was possible to collect about a word and SURPRISE! I discover the ''Dictionnaire des régionalismes de France'' [Dictionary of regionalisms in France].
