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英佛單語圖解 : 初編 / 近山章一譯 ; 中村宗廣画.
Eifutsu tango zukai : shohen / Chikayama Shōichi yaku, Nakamura Munehiro ga.
Format
Book
Language
Japanese
English
French
Published/Created
Tōkyō : Yūjitsudō, Meiji 5 [1872]
東京 : 又日堂, 明治5 [1872]
Description
1 unnumbered leaf, 17 leaves : illustrations ; 19 cm + 1 sleeve (18 x 13 cm)
Availability
Available Online
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Status
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Notes
Special Collections - Cotsen Children's Library
N-000168 NR Japanese
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Subject(s)
Vocabulary
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French language
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Japanese language
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Translator
Chikayama, Yasunori
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近山安則
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Writer of preface
Chikayama, Yasunori
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近山安則
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Illustrator
Nakamura, Munehiro
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中村宗広
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Summary note
Each vocabulary word is illustrated in a box on the right with the Japanese translation in Chinese characters and katakana alongside. The corresponding English and French translations are provided in romanization with katakana pronunciation listed in a box on the left.
Notes
Translated title: English-French Illustrated Dictionary: Part One
Chikayama provides a preface, where he says this book was written in the interest of forwarding Westernization (bunmei kaika).
On folded leaves, East Asian stitch-bound style.
"近山安則譯, 一勝齊宗廣画"--cover of sleeve.
Cotsen copy: "出雲寺"--stamp on back of sleeve.
Binding note
Fore-edge on right.
Language note
Text in English, French, and Japanese.
Other title(s)
Tango zukai
單語圖解
OCLC
933785576
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