This exceptional 8-volume set of "An Arabic-English Lexicon" by Edward William Lane is a monumental work first published in 1863 by Williams and Norgate, London. The lexicon is renowned for its comprehensive coverage of classical Arabic vocabulary, derived from the most authoritative Eastern sources. Lane's lexicon took over thirty years to compile and remains a cornerstone reference for scholars, students, and enthusiasts of the Arabic language.
The volumes are beautifully bound in green covers with intricate gold and red detailing on the front and spine, emphasizing the work's scholarly prestige. This set includes all eight parts, which contains classical words, their derivatives, and usages. The lexicon is particularly valued for its detailed explanations, grammatical and critical comments, and examples in both prose and verse, making it an indispensable resource for deep linguistic and cultural studies.
A must-have for collectors of rare linguistic works or anyone seeking to deepen their understanding of Arabic, this set is printed on high-quality paper and remains a significant scholarly achievement. Each volume features detailed entries and original Arabic script alongside English translations, reflecting Lane's meticulous scholarship and dedication. This is a rare opportunity to own a complete set of one of the most respected Arabic-English dictionaries ever published.
