Dictionary of basic indexing terminology: Japanese

Japanese is the first additional language to be added to the dictionary of basic indexing terminology. After a general introduction to Japanese and its idiosyncrasies, 37 indexing concepts are introduced, some of which are discussed. Japanese resources used to collect the terms, as well as other potential resources, are mentioned. The table of technical terms consists of the transliteration, kanji characters and kana syllables.

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The Indexer
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2024-08-29
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https://doi.org/10.3828/index.2024.11
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Dictionary of basic indexing terminology: Japanese

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Abstract

Japanese is the first additional language to be added to the dictionary of basic indexing terminology. After a general introduction to Japanese and its idiosyncrasies, 37 indexing concepts are introduced, some of which are discussed. Japanese resources used to collect the terms, as well as other potential resources, are mentioned. The table of technical terms consists of the transliteration, kanji characters and kana syllables.

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