Hippocrene dictionary

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My experience  has been less than  exciting.

 Since when did the Nahuas have a word for Czechoslovakia?
(Checotlahtocayotl)  auditorium? (nenonotzaloyan, tlacacoyan)
American....analyze...anthropologist....

I think that this series of dictionaries gives the authors a certain
list of words that they must find a  gloss.

You can see that the sentiment is if not universal, at least it is a
majority view since you can find the book on Abebooks.com for about
$10.00 now.





Ian Robertson wrote:

>I expect this is old news to lots of you, but I have just become aware of a
>Nahuatl-English/English-Nahuatl dictionary by Fermin Herrera and published
>by Hippocrene books <http://www.hippocrenebooks.com> in 2003. Has anyone
>seen this dictionary and/or have any comments to make about it? Don't know
>how I missed it...
>
>Thanks, Ian
>
>Ian G. Robertson
>Department of Anthropology
>Arizona State University
>Tempe, AZ 85287-2402
>
>phone: 480-965-5110
>fax: 480-965-7671
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