Francusko-hrvatski rječnik s označenim izgovorom
The second, expanded and revised edition of Julije Adamović's French-Croatian Dictionary with annotated pronunciation, published in 1921 in Zagreb, represents a significant contribution to Croatian lexicography and the methodology of learning foreign lang
This edition covers 628 pages and contains a rich corpus of French words with precise Croatian translations. The special value of the dictionary lies in the marking of the pronunciation of French words, which makes it a useful tool for the correct acquisition of French phonetics.
Adamović used renowned French and German sources in the creation of the dictionary, including the dictionaries of Thibaut, Sachs, Villat, Petrović, Littre and the Dictionnaire général de la langue française by Hatzfeld, Darmesteter and Thomas.
Julije Adamović (1857–1940) was a prominent Croatian philologist, the first lector of French at the University of Zagreb and the founder of the Cercle français society. His contribution to the methodology of teaching foreign languages, especially French, left a significant mark on Croatian linguistic culture.
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