In 1863, the Russian Academy of Sciences awarded Vladimir Dal the Lomonosov Medal. Like most well-known dictionaries of that time, Dal’s Dictionary was mostly individual work. In those years, most linguists and writers preferred to work alone.
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- In 1863, the Russian Academy of Sciences awarded Vladimir Dal the Lomonosov Medal. ... Vladimir Dal got an official award for creating the dictionary.
- Vladimir Dal wrote his dictionary for 53 years. ... Vladimir Dahl left us his Dictionary, the creation of which he spent most of his life.Bulunamadı: official
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- Dal spoke six languages, served in the Russian Navy and later became a doctor
- His book The Explanatory Dictionary is Vladimir Dal's most famous piece of work
Bulunamadı: official - Vladimir Dal was a Russian writer, ethnographer, folklorist, military doctor, and an official. His magnum opus is the legendary Explanatory Dictionary of the Living...
- Family. Vladimir Dal, whose biography is well known to all fans of his work, was born in 1801 on the territory of modern Luhansk (Ukraine).