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K. Sirvydo „Dictionarium trium linguarum“ poveikis D. Poškos žodynui „Słownik języka litewskiego, polskiego i łacinskiego“

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LITHUANIAN KALBOTYROS QUESTIONS XXXIII (1995) GRAMMATICS IR KAZIMIERAS PAKALKA K. SIRVYDO'S "DICTIONARIUM TRIUM LINGUARUM?” IMPACT ON D. POŠKA'S WORDBOARD "SLOWNIK JĘZYKA LITHUAŃSKIEGO, POLSKIEGO I LACINSKIEGO’ Konstantino Sirvydo (1580—1631) trilingual Polish-Latin-Lithuanian dictionary has been used by many authors of printed manuscript Lithuanian ir dictionaries. What influence on the manuscript Dionysus The (1757—1830) Polish-Lithuanian dictionary had Sirvydas dictionary, so far we know little. Boris Larin (1893—1964), compared fourteen similar B letter articles, taken randomly from both iš dictionaries, and concluded that Poškos vocabulary is little dependent on Sirvydo dictionary (Jlapum, 1957 : 135—136). More consiste300 nt comparison of the dictionary articles we have to doubt B. Larin's assertion. In this article we want to show how and how much Poška used Sirvydo dictionary, which words he took from it, how he selected and presented them, etc. We used the fifth edition of Sirvydas’s dictionary, which Poška relied on. Poška himself, like other contemporaries, regarded Sirvydas as a great authority, he highly valued his dictionary, had one defective copy of the fifth edition of the "Dictionarium" of his own, and another one borrowed from Bishop Juozas Arnulfas Giedraitis (1754—1838). Poška’s dictionary was influenced by his contemporary, the poet Silvestras Valiūnas (1789–1831). When he learned that Poška was writing a dictionary of the Lithuanian language, in 1826 he wrote a literary letter in verses entitled "Rašančiam lietuvišką žodyną". In it, as if in a special instruction, he indicated what the dictionary should be. Valiūnas was delighted that Poška "wants to save the Žemaičių tongue through found". He urged "to remember that Lithuanians and Žemaites would find all the words in that book and understand them" (Valiūnas, 1957: 294—295). Apparently, Valiūnas and other Žemaičių intelligentsia did not like the eastern dialect of Sirvydas, the numerous new-comers. It must be assumed that Poška was well aware of Valiūnas’ letter and he took Valiūnas’ wishes into account. In post-war times, it would have been more relevant to have a bilingual Polish-Lithuanian or even Lithuanian-Polish dictionary than a trilingual one (like Sirvydo’s). However, Poška was unable to move away from Sirvydo trilingual dictionary. It also shows a large * Influence of Sirvydas. Poška, preparing to write a dictionary of Lithuanian language, had a difficulty choosing which Lithuanian dialect to use as the basis for the dictionary. Dealing with the issue, Poška his šį 1824 m. in the April letter To a professor of Vilnius University Ivanui Loboikai (1786—1863) recognized ir his native Viduklė dialect as the best example for the dictionary (Poška : 477—478). Poška divided 216 Lithuanian dialects into three groups according to the pronunciation of the sound combinations la, lé. Nors Poška was big He was a proponent of the middle dialect, but in practice he partially abandoned his opinion, feeling that dialectisms hindered broader communication. therefore in the dictionary, as we will see, he tried as much as possible to harmonize with other dialects. In his dictionary, he provided a lot of lexicon of the Žemaičių mudininkai and other Žemaičių dialects of his time, a little bit of terminology of various fields. In the opinion of Zigmas Zinkevičius, the most important source for him was the native South Samogitian dialect and Lithuanian folklore (Z.Zinkevičius, 1990: 137). In addition to the native dialect, important sources of Poška’s dictionary were ancient and contemporary Lithuanian writings. Poška perhaps mainly used the fifth edition of Sirvydas's dictionary. Poška understood the purpose of his dictionary quite broadly: "For you, brothers, I am writing a dictionary - for the Žemaites and the Lithuanians" (Poška: 109). And he called it not a Samogitian, but a Lithuanian language dictionary – “Slownik języka litewskiego, polskiego i lacinskiego”. Poška also understood the need for Lithuanian grammar, but he preferred Lithuanian vocabulary. He believed that a good vocabulary should grow into grammar (Poška: 329). Let’s see how Poška used Sirvydas’ dictionary to make his work suitable for all Lithuanians. The words and articles taken from Sirvydas' dictionary can be divided into three groups: 1) words and articles with a reference to "Dictionarium"; 2) words and dictionary articles without a reference to the "Dictionarium" source; 3) mixed dictionary articles in which individual words of Sirvydas are used. Articles from the Poškos Dictionary (Poškos Žodininkas — PŽ, below cited in original order. Each article of the dictionary is presented in its entirety with occasional abbreviations. For the sake of brevity, we only provide the Lithuanian part of the article from Sirvydo Dictionary (SD). All omissions are marked with three dots in square brackets. The spelling is little changed, the length of vowels (and perhaps accent marks) are omitted. 1. Search words and dictionary articles with a given "Dictionarium" source: Fagus, -u m. Bed. Aesculus, m. obacz. Dictionary Szyrwida (vulgo) Iowaras, m. PZ I 93 [...] Eskulus SD 21 For this adverb. Bed. Diel to, todiel (olim) Drin todrin vi. Dictionary of Szyrwid Fol. 40 PŽ I 163 [...] Delto, drinto, to del, todrin SD 40 Two-point, —i. f. Double Dots. Bed. Two Points, Two Eyes, Dimin. Du Žimelu in Lit. Prus. Du Spakelu v. Du spatelu. And according to Synon. Szyrwida Lit. Du Taszkiel Raszitoj. v. Du Taszku PZ I 217 Kropka pisarska [...] Taszkielis, raszitojiu Taszkas SD 114 in The first dialect was called the "Lithuanian dialect" (i.e., the Highland dialect), the second — the dialect of Pakurše and Paprūsė, the third — the dialect of the middle (i.e., Viduklė) of the Žemaičių principate. 217 Philosopher, —a. m. Greek. Lat. Philosopher. NB wedle The generally accepted opinion of scholars Pol. Mądrości The Most Gracious. Bed. Protameylis (day Jra) Iszminties milietois m. Zupelnie corresponds to this The Polish word vi. Glossary X. Shirvida. RY 1713. Fifth edition Foll 53 —i, 1677 4 milk Edicyi [...] Iszmės, nuomuonios miletoias, pratomeylis SD 53 I'm playing. Broie swawole, Zartuig. Ludo, Iocor, Kuluse, ludiju, Iūkinu, Iūka darau, Žaydžiu. vi. Glossary Bed. X. Szyrwida PŽ I 344 [...] Zaydziu SD 78 BVIISR 1 Igranie, -ia, n. Igraszka, zart, swoboda. Lusus Ludus, locus Bed. Iūkinimas, Iūka daromas, Žaydimas, m. toy, vi. m. Glossary Bed. X. Szyrwida P. 334. [...] Zaydimas, zayslas SD 78 Game, -a, Ludicrum. n. Zayslay m. in Plur. vi. Glossary Bed. X. PZ I 334 [...] Zayslay tuli, tekine, mintine, etc. SD 78 Kikut, -a m. The rest of the rest Rėki, lub Finger of the finger Bed. 100% m. cotton, f. Lat. Trunca manus, Truncus digitus. You're a fool. Slow. X. Szyrwida PZ I 374 [...] Sciunklas SD 89 Klamka, -i f. from Germany. Klinke Lit. Mounting, m. Dimin. uzmeteklis, m. Lat. Obex. vi. Slow. PZ I 380 [...] SD 91 Cleryk, -a m. z Greck. and Lacin. Bed. Szwistinis, m. Lat. Clericus, initiatus Sacris (Szyrwid) PZ I 385 [...] Szwistinis SD 93 Monstrancya, -yi, f. Lit. The Sacrament of the Holy Communion Neszikle, f. (Szyrwid) Lat. Sacratheca Eucharistica, PZ I 697 [...] Neszikle SS Sakramento SD 155 Acquisition, earnings, Profit. Bed. uzdarbis f. (olim) Gauklas, m. (Szyrwid) [...] PZ 1683 aug [...] Aukščiau už Prigimima yszsikielens, -lenti, Prigiminu Praeynans (Szyrwid) PŽ I 705 [...] Unt prigimimo essus, prigimimu praeius SD 162 Naložnik, -a, m. Lit. (eleganter) Swetmoteris, m. item vi. The virgin. (be) vi. Kurewnik (olim) Padriubelis, m. (Szyrwid. w. Diktionarzu Lit.) in Prussia Lit. Bamba—bendris, m. Germ. The adulteress (vi. Dictionary of Lit. Speak. 143. Mielcke.) Pol. An adulteress. Lat. Concubines, adultery. PŽ I 736 [...] Palayduo, padriubelis SD 165 Lunch, -a, Lit. -e Pietu, Pjitu, Paldienia m. et. f. indecl. there in Single. guam in Plur. %1 cubic inches (olim) Pietuksztis (Sighs) Lat. Pransorius PŽ I 856 [...] Pietuksztis SD 197 Ognik, -a m. (owad.) Bed. Petielskie, f. Lat. Pyrausta, Pyralis (vi. Szyrwida Dictionary, Fol 220 PŽ I 1000 218 [...] Petielskie SD 220 Person, -y, f. Lit. Assaba, f. (Etymol. Essibe. Pol. Istnos¢), Person, -y, f. Lit. Person, f. Lat. Personal vi. Slow. Szyrwida Fol 232 PZ I 1073 [...] Person SD 232 Petlice, Plur. in Sukni. Bed. Rubu riediklay, m. in Plur. (olim) Iztugos, f. Plur. (Szyrwid) Lat. Nodi, noduli, Globuli vestium PZ II 51 [...] Iztugos SD 245 Peca, Pecza, Penca, Petca, -y, f. Lit. Putilay, m. in Plur. (Szyrwid) Lat. Lorum in Pedibus avium venaticarum PZ II 42 [...] Putilay SD 244 Pomarańcza, -y, f. Lit. Obulis auxinas, m. (Schirwid in Slown. Lit.) Lat. Malum aureum, Pomum dureum, Hesperium, aurantium malum PZ II 306 [...] Apple auxin SD 272 Tin for the Most Holy Sacrament. Bed. Indietawe Szweéiausia Sakramenta, f. (vi. Slown. X. Szyrwida) Lat. Pyxis Eucharistic PZ II 736 [...] Indetuwe SS. Sacramento SD 311 Rakusy, Plur. Bed. Pannonia, f. (vi. Slown. Szyrwida) Lat. Austria, Panonia PZ II 748 [...] Panonia SD 313 Sirvydo dictionary is mentioned only 22 times throughout the manuscript. Poška was perhaps encouraged to indicate the sources of the words by the dictionary of Samuel Bogumił Linde (1771—1847- ), from which he took the register of Polish words. Fragments used by Linde (Szyrwid —X. Szyrwida dictionarius Pol. Lat. Lithuanie) Poška did not use, he added new, unequal ones. After the given word Sirvydas in parentheses wrote: Szyrwid or vi. Dictionary, Dictionarz X. Szyrwida, Dictionary of Lit. X. Szyrwid, according to Synon. Szyrwida, Szyrwid in Dictionarium Lit., see Szyrwida- 's Dictionary. He also used the Latin olim before Sirvydas- 's equivalent. Sirvydas' dictionary pages were usually not marked, with the exception of the Lithuanian equivalents of the Polish words filozof, ognik, osoba. The word protameylis Poška distinguished from all the others. Not only the fifth edition, but also the fourth, was referred to. Poška was satisfied with Sirvydo equivalents in the following articles of the dictionary: ‘klamka, kleryk, monstrancya, ognik, pęca, pomarańcza, puszka do Najswigtszego Sakramentu, Rakusy. More often Poška used Sirvydo's equivalents to accelerate with his chosen equivalents, see dla tego, igram, igrzysko, kikut, nabycie, nadprzyrodzony, naložnik, obiadowy, osoba. Poška interpreted the Polish word kikut with the Samogitian adjective kuksas, -a and used Sirvydas' archaism or dialectism sciunklas. Explaining the Polish naložnik, po swelimoteris gave Sirvydas- 's equivalent padriubelis and added the word bambabendris borrowed from the dictionary of Christijon Gotlib Milkas. f Poška provided the borrowed esculus from Sirvydo dictionary together with the Lithuanian iowaras; Sirvydo taszkielis, raszitoiu taszkas presented the two-number form: du taszkielu raszitoju (dwukropka). In some articles, Poška expanded and refined Sirvydas’ interpretations, see the Polish headings igram, igranie, nadprzyrodzony, obiadowy. 219 How ir In the Sirvydo dictionary, the Latin person (osoba) is supplemented with the Slavic asaba; to the Slavic treasury (petlice) is added a descriptive interpretation rubu riediklay. Iš The "Dictionarium" article nabycie, zarobek Poška used only one word known to Sirvydas - gauklas. Article by ognik (owad) — petielskie Poška overwrittsu en with proofreading error; regular shape must be peteliszke. 2. Words ir dictionary articles, Poškos take iš "Dictionarium" be cited the source: it Alchimia. Chimica ars, Chrysopeja. Auxa done science, m. Knowledge f. PŽI8 [...] Auxodarimo žinia, mokslas SD 1 Alchemist, -ty. m. Chemicus, Chrysopaeius. Auxadaris, sydabradaris m. PZ18 [...] Auxiliary, silversmith SD 1 Arithmetic, -i. f. Slowo Greek. Lat. Arithmetica. Number of accounts. Bed. The Science of Numerical PZ I 13. Accounting, accounting science. "Arithmetica" (in Italian). 312 pp. 1996. pp. 312. "Brotherhood of the Holy Cross of the Holy Cross". Panis acerosus. Bed. Dūna Bieralini, f. PZ I 76 [...] Duona beralienie SD 18 Carpentry, -a. n. Ars fabrica, ars mechanica. Bed. Daylidiste, f. PZ I 121 [...] Daylidiste SD 30 Philosophy, -ii, f. from Greek. Philosophia (is) the love and task of wisdom. Protameyle, f. -lingas m. -ga, f. adjec. —gay. adver. vi. tamze Philosopher, Philosophy PZ I 244 Philosophy. Philosopher. Protameylauju, -auti PZ I 244. [...] Pratomeyle SD 53 Franca, -y. f. Disease of the French woman according to Slown. P. Linde's Court Disease, Canonical Rhinitis. Lat. Lichen morbus Gallicus, Lues Venerra. Bed. Bratay, Brantay, Bruntay. in Plur. m. (olim) Kauliniczie f. PZ 1247 [...] Bruntay SD 55 Hetman, -a, m. from Germany. a captain. Woiewoda, Imperator, Ductor, Dux. Kariowedis, m. PZ I 310 [...] Kariawedis SD 71 Jad, -u, m. Poicizna, Venenum, tabes, virus, toxicon, toxicum. Bed. Apipena, Niiday, f. m. in Plur. Sjway apipenu (Pol. Sok Poison) m. in Plur. PZ 1314 [...] Apipenay, nuoday SD 73 Dining room, -ni f. Bed. Locnatulum f. cocnitatio PZ I 314 [...] The Table Room [...] Valgituwe SD 353 ; WL -y, f. z Greckolacin. Elaesmosin Bed. Elmuzna, f. Substan PZ [...] Elmužna SD 74 220 Unanimity, Consensio Studiorum. Sundara, Vienna Szirdis, f. Plus vi. 327 pp., ill. Jednakosé, Jednosé, -šci, f. Unitas. Wienokibe, wienibe, winibe f. PZ I 324 [...] Sundara, wiena szirdis SD 76 Silkworm. Bombyx silkworm, f. [...] PZ I 330 [...] Jedwabnica [...] Silkworm SD 76 Sea foam stone, perforated. Stone ysz foam sea, Skilietas. Pumex, saxum fistulosum, Spongia PZ I 350 [...] Pumex stone, hollow, broken SD 82 Kamienica, -y, f. Lit. Akmeniczia, f., only akmeniney, plitiney. Domus lapidea, Domus lateritia, Domus caementitia. PZ I 350 [...] Akmeniéia, namay akmeniniey, plitiniey SD 82 Karmnik, -a, m. Penietuwe, f. Vivarium, sagina, saginarium PZ I 358 [...] Penetuwe SD 85 Incest, -a, n. Lit. Incestum PZ I 367 [...] Gadinimas gimines SD 88 Kapiel, -i, f. Lit. Mauditine, f. Lauatio, Natabulum. Plus. vi. Dropping PZ I 354 [...] Mauditine SD 84 Kielbasa, -y, f., Kielbaska, -i, f. Dimin. Bed. Deszra, Raumenine, f. Dimin. Ripe. Lat. Lucanica, Botellus [...] PZ I 370 [...] Deszra raumenine SD 89 Klapanogi, -a, -ie, tet nogami Doers. Bed. Tauszkakois, m. -oi f. Lat. Sonipex PZ I 381 [...] Tauszkakois SD 91 Kleynot, -u, m. (from German. das Kleinod) —ty in Plur. Bed. Riediklay Bring it. You're a fool. Brungi. Lat. Cimelia Plu vi. Roadstone PZ I 387 [...] Brungios reddish SD 93 A mare. Bed. Must, aszwa, f. [...] PZ 378 [...] Mare [...] Kumele, aszwa SD 91 Kolodziey, -ieia, m. Stelmach. Bed. Ratadaylis, m. -li, f. Lat. Plaustrarius, Traharius [...] PZ I 405 [...] Ratadaylis SD 99 Kolodzieystwo, -a, n. Lit. Ratadayliste, f. lat. Carpentaria fablica [...] PZ 1 406 [...] Ratadayliste SD 99 The solar compass. Bed. The Sunshine. Lat. Solorium, gnomon. Horologium Solare [...] PZ I 409 [...] Adinikas saulinis neszioiamas SD 100 Kosciol, -a, m. wzgledem oséb. Bed. Gathering with a true Baptist. Lat. Eclesia PZ I 424 [...] The collection of true Christians SD 107 Kostnica, kostnica, -y, f. Lit. Kauliniczie, f. Lat. Olvarium, Ossuarium PZ I 426 [...] Kauliniczia SD 107 221 Kozodoy, -ia m. Bed. Oszkmelžis, oszkamelžis, m. -ži f. Lat. Caprimulgus PZ 1434 Goat shepherd. Caprimulgus. Oskamelles SD 110 2000. -y, Lit. f. Taszkiniczie, f. Lat. Aquiminale PZ I 452 [...] Taszkiniczia SD 114 Droplet, droplet, -a, Lit. n. Taszka, Taszkiele Lat. Aspergillum [...] PZ I 452 [...] Taszkiela SD 114 Curved sign, -gaé. Bed. Kreywaysiekin, Neteysey seeking. Finally. to achieve. Lat. Pejero, Perjuro PZ I 464 [...] Krayway, neteysiay siekiu SD 119 Ksiezyca Now. Bed. Mienu New, m. Lat. Lunu nova PZ I 468 [...] New menu SD 120 Kitchen, -i, f. Lit. Wirtuwe, f. lat. Culina, coqvina PZ I 473 [...] Wirtuwe SD 122 Buying a chéiwe. Bed. Pyrkingiste, f. Lat. Emacitas PZ I 479 [...] Pirgingiste SD 123 Magnets, magnet, -u, m. Bed. The stone grove Traukiens, m. Lat. Magnes, siderites PZ I 552 [...] Stone gielaziatraukis SD 140 Painting, -a, n. Lit. Teplone, f. Lat. Ars pictoria PZ I 555 [...] Teplone SD 140 Painter, -a, m. Lit. Teplotois, m. -toi, f. Lat. Pictor PZ I 555 [...] Teplotoias SD 140 Melankolia, -ii, f. from Greck. She was burned. Bed. Tulzis burned, f. Lat. Atra bilis PZ I 581 [...] Tulzis burned SD 145 Miednica, -y, f. Lit. Mazgotuwe, praustuwe, f. (olim) Lat. Pelvis, Pelluvium [...] Pz I 593 [...] Lakoszka, mazgotuwe, szraustuwe SD 147 Muscle, -u, m. z Lacin Mouse, i f. w Animal targets i Human vascular movement, apparently do mice z Scissors odartey. Bed. Part Kuna Pelele wadinama, jog toligi ira Peley nudyrtay. Lat. Musculus torus Plus six. Mouse, Mouse PZ I 668 [...] Dala kuna pelele wadinama, iog toligij ira peley nudirtay SD 159 Mutant, -a, m. z Lacin. A changing voice. Bed. Balsamaynis, m. -ni. f. Substantially. Balsa maynans, m. -anti, f. adjective. Lat. Hirqvitallus PZ I 669 [...] Balsamaynis SD 159 Obarzanek, Obwarzanek, -nka, Lit. m. Grundele, abaranka, f. dimin. Abargkiele f. Lat. Breathe. Spirula PZ II 847 [...] Grundele SD 196 Obwolywacz, -a, Lit. m. Apszauktois, apszaukieias, m. -toi, -kiei, Lat. f. Proclamator PZ I 901 [...] Apszauktoias, apszaukieias SD 205 The customs of chasing. Bed. Papeyka, f. Lat. Satire, Censorship PZ I 901 [...] Papeyka SD 205 5 222 A) Moral, -a, -e. Lit. Budump prigulens, m. —lenti, f. Moralis PŽ I 902 [...] Budump prigulis SD 205 Corresponding, -i, f. Corresponding, -y, f.,Oracle. Bed. Atsakitine, f. Lat. Oraculum PZ I 949 [...] Atsakitine SD 214 I take my oath Lit. Atsysiekiens, m. -enti f. Lat. Ejuro, abjuro PZ II 954 [...] Atsieekiu SD 215 Onegday, onegdy, ongi adver. Bed. Unday, Lat. Nudius tertius, nudius quartus etc. PZ I 1028 Onegda [...] Unday SD 226 Onegdayszy, -a, -e Lit. Undayniksztis, m. -ti, f. Lat. Nudus tertius, nudus quartus [...] PZ I 1028 [...] Undayniksztis SD 226 Opatrznosé, -šci, f. Lit. Apweyzda, apwayzda, f. [...] PZ 11035 [...] Apiwayzda SD 227 Narrator, -a, m: Announcer, announcer. Bed. Apsakitois, m. -toi f. Lat. Praeco, praedicator [...] PZ I 1044 [...] Apsakitoias SD 228 Ostrowid, ostrowidz, -a, m. Lit. Astrategis, m. —gi, f. [...] PZ I 1080 [...] Asztraregis SD 233 Pasternak, -a, m. from Lacin. Pastinaca. Bed. Pasternokas, M., in Plur. Pasternokay (olim) Burkuntay m. in. Plur. PZ II 32 [...] Pasternokay, burkuntay SD 243 Bakery, -a, n. Dfinininkiste, f. Opus Pistorium, Bakery PZ IT 64 [...] Duoninikiste SD 247 Pietro, Piatro, -a, n. Lit. (Propr.) Grunda, f. (vulgo) wiRas, m „in Plur. Lat. Contignatio, tabulatum. Plus six. Good over Buildings [...] PZ II 86 [...] Grunda SD 249 Writing is a science. Bed. Raszima science, m. Lat. Orthographia PŽ II 95 [...] Raszimo mokslas SD 251 Podagryk, -a, m. for Gout sick. Bed. Sausgila sirgans, m. Koju Lyga sergans, m. —serganti, f. Lat. Podagricus, artikularius PŽ II 167 [...] Koiu ligu sergus SD 259 Podskarbstwo, -a, n., the administration of the Public Treasury. Bed. uzweyzdieimas pyningu wysotimia, Lat. questura, questorum officium PZ II 217 [...] AZuweyzdeimas pinigu wisotimes SD 264 Duel, -nku, m. Bed. Po wienam musztine, f. Lat. Duellum, monomachia, Singularis Pugna PZ II 252 [...] Powienam muszimasis SD 268 Cepelina, -y, f. Lit. Mariu pelie, Pele, f. Lat. Mus ponticus PZ II 329 [...] Mariu Pele SD 275 223 Prochownica, -y, Lit. f. Parakauniczie, f. [...] Prochowniczka, i, f. smoke. Bed. Parakauniczikie, Parakaunicziele, f. Lat. Theca powder nitrose PŽ II | 472 [...] Parakauniczie SD 290 Translation, -u, Translation, m. Translation, Translation. Bed. Parguldimas, Lat. m. Interpretation, VI. Interpretation PŽ II 533 [...] Sleeplessness SD 295 Przystuga, -i, Lit. f. Inteyka f., Inteykimas, m. [...] Lat. Gratificatio [...] PŽ II 687 [...] Inteyka SD 307 Delicacy, -u, Good, m. Lit. (common) Autumn, autumn, m. autumn, Lat. Condimenutum. Wet delicacy do dipping dishes Bed. Sauce, f. Lat. Embanima, Plus vi. Lakoč, Lakocie [...] PZ II 687 Wet delicacy / juice do dishes [...] Gardulis SD 307 Recipe, -y, f. z Lacin. Description of the remedy. Bed. Description of waysta, m. PZ IT 758 [...] Description of waysto SD 314 ; The examples of the second group also show a large The influence of Sirvydas's dictionary. | Most of the articles Poškos rewritten entirely or be with minor changes, su see alchimia, ; ciesielstwo, hetman, jadalnia, jalmuzina, kamienica, karmnik, kazirodztwo, kapiel, kobyta, kolodziej, kolodzieystwo, koščiot, kosnica, kuchnia, malarstwo, malarz, muszkul, obwolywacz, obyczaidw, ganienie, obyczaiwy, odpowiednia, onegdayszy, opowiadacz, ostrowid, pasternak, piekarstwo, pisania nauka, podskarbstwo, pojedynek, popielica, prochownica. Some, especially descriptive, interpretations Poška could translate with the same equivalents directly from Linda’s dictionary, e.g.: kamiern z piany morskiej, dziurkowaty; krzymoprzysięjam, kszyężyca now, writing science, podskarbdsiwo, recepta and others. Only a small part of the articles Poška somewhat supplemented with new synonyms, see franca, jednomyslnošč, mutant, obarzanek, pietro and others. According to Sirvydas's novelty pratomeyte(filozofija) Poška formed a new adjective protomeylingas, -a; the verb protameylauiu, -auti; adverb protameylingay. Sirvydas explained the Polish kozodoy pastucha only in the feminine form oszkamelże, and Poška already gives the forms of both genders. Since Poška added grammatical notes to the words, he also added them to some of the Lithuanian equivalents taken from Sirvydas. The diminutive form deszrele was added to deszra (wurst), and parakauniczia (prochownica) — parakauniczikie, parakaunicziele. Poška thought that Sirvydas's word gardulis (przysmak) was folk, and he added vulgo before it. In the academic "Lietuvių kalbos Zodyne” this word is only iš Dictionary of ir Writings. Poška has correctir ed one another Sirvydas corrected a proofreading error in the dictionary: instead of pirgingiste he corrected pyrkingiste (kupowanie). 3. Dictionary articles containing only single words of Sirvydas: For once. Lat. Let's jump, honey. Bed. Ben Vienna card, bile tik PŽ I 4 [...] Ben Vienna Card SD 1 224