Dictionary of an alphabetic foreign language
CA 2238203 A1 · Owner: Batjuk, Vladimir Grigorievich · Inventors: Batjuk, Vladimir Grigorievich
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A dictionary of an alphabetic foreign language is an information carrier on which marked-off groups (4-10) of words (3) of the foreign language are positioned. A translation (13) and transcription (12) are provided adjacent to each word of the foreign language. Words which have an identical sequence, (11) of letters comprising at least one third of the letters in the words in the, direction from the end to the beginning of a word are combined into a group, (4-10). Wherein each group is positioned sequentially with respect to another group of words, the aforesaid sequence (11) of letters of which comprises the greatest number of coinciding letters in the direction from the end to the …
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- Filed May 21, 1998. No grant is recorded for it in Canada; had it been granted, its 20-year term would have ended May 21, 2018.
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