2. Eslam Abdurabuh (0614532)

3. Nurul Diana Md. Rabi (0634264)

5. It is divided into two related areas:Practical Lexicography. Theoretical Lexicography.

7. Choosing the appropriate structures for presenting the data in the dictionary.

8. Selecting words and affixes for systematization as entries.

9. Selecting collocations, phrases and examples.

10. Choosing lemma forms for each word or part of word to be lemmatized.

11. Organizing definitions.

13. Dictionary history.

14. Dictionary typology.

15. Dictionary structure.

16. Dictionary use.

18. Spoken Part: Orthographic transcriptions of unscripted informal conversations (recorded by volunteers selected from different age, region and social classes in a demographically balanced way) Spoken language collected in different contexts, ranging from formal business or government meetings to radio shows and phone-ins.

19. Examples of the Corpus Collins Cobuild. British National Corpus (BNC). Longman Corpus Network. American National Corpus.

20. Relevance or application of lexicography to language learning/language research Giving definitions to avoid ambiguity As a main source for record keeping in preserving the collection of words Served as a guideline on how words are changing New words are been introduced and old words die out Give status labels for example slang, jargon, taboo, etc

23. Findings and synopsis : By studying the corpus evidence for a natural-kind term spider, we can develop a sort of collective cognitive profile of the word and its meaning: the corpus prompts us into considering what might be said.

25. Many thousands of species of spiders are known.

26. Spiders are carnivores.

27. Some species of spiders hunt prey.

28. Some spiders bite.

29. Some species of spiders are poisonous.

30. Many species of spiders spin webs, with threads of extremely strong silk.

31. Spiders lurk in the centre of their webs.

32. Spiders control what is going on in their webs.

33. Spiders have eight legs.

34. Their legs are thin, hairy, and long in proportion to body size.

35. Spiders have eight eyes.

36. Spiders spend a lot of time being motionless.

37. Spiders’ movement is sudden.

38. Spiders crawl.

39. Spiders scuttle.

40. Spiders are swift and agile.

41. Spiders can run up walls.

42. Many people have a dread of spiders.

45. Dictionary Production Software TLex Suite 2010 TLexDictionary Compilation Software tlTermProfessional Termbase Software tlCorpus Concordance Software tlReader Features: TLex contains many specialized features that allow you to dramatically reduce dictionary production time and increase the quality and consistency of your dictionaries (from single-user projects to large teams).

46. These include an integrated Corpus Query System, real-time preview, full customizability, advanced styles system, "smart cross-references" with tracking and auto-updating, automated lemma reversal, automated numbering and sorting, multi-user support for managing teams, and much more. TLexcan be used for all languages, for all kinds of dictionaries.