Abstract
This article explores the creation and significance of four key types of
dictionaries: encyclopedic, etymological, spelling, and explanatory. It traces their
historical origins, development processes, and the roles they play in language and society. Encyclopedic dictionaries combine linguistic information with detailed knowledge on
various topics, serving as repositories of cultural and scientific data. Etymological
dictionaries reveal the historical evolution of words, while
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