AL-MUHIT OXFORD STUDY DICTIONARY
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AL-MUHIT OXFORD STUDY DICTIONARY
Summary
AL-MUHIT OXFORD STUDY DICTIONARY is a version, edition or translation[1].
Key Facts
- AL-MUHIT OXFORD STUDY DICTIONARY authored Muhammad Mustafa Badawi[2].
- AL-MUHIT OXFORD STUDY DICTIONARY's instance of is recorded as version, edition or translation[3].
- AL-MUHIT OXFORD STUDY DICTIONARY was edited by Ayyubi, 'Umar[4].
- AL-MUHIT OXFORD STUDY DICTIONARY was edited by Hisham Sakhnini[5].
- AL-MUHIT OXFORD STUDY DICTIONARY was edited by Malas, Muhamad[6].
- AL-MUHIT OXFORD STUDY DICTIONARY was edited by Ahmad Zahwi[7].
- AL-MUHIT OXFORD STUDY DICTIONARY was published by Academia International[8].
- AL-MUHIT OXFORD STUDY DICTIONARY's genre is bilingual dictionary[9].
- AL-MUHIT OXFORD STUDY DICTIONARY's place of publication is recorded as Beirut[10].
- AL-MUHIT OXFORD STUDY DICTIONARY's edition number is recorded as 1[11].
- AL-MUHIT OXFORD STUDY DICTIONARY's language of work or name is recorded as Arabic[12].
- AL-MUHIT OXFORD STUDY DICTIONARY's language of work or name is recorded as English[13].
- AL-MUHIT OXFORD STUDY DICTIONARY was released on 2003[14].
- AL-MUHIT OXFORD STUDY DICTIONARY's work available at URL is recorded as https://archive.org/details/BAD2003ENAR[15].
- AL-MUHIT OXFORD STUDY DICTIONARY's number of pages is recorded as {'unit': '1', 'amount': '+1248'}[16].
- AL-MUHIT OXFORD STUDY DICTIONARY's title is recorded as قاموس أكسفورد المحيط: إنكليزي عربي[17].
- AL-MUHIT OXFORD STUDY DICTIONARY's title is recorded as AL-MUHIT OXFORD STUDY DICTIONARY[18].
- AL-MUHIT OXFORD STUDY DICTIONARY's reviewed by is recorded as Mohamed Debs[19].
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Authorship and Creation
AL-MUHIT OXFORD STUDY DICTIONARY authored Muhammad Mustafa Badawi[2]. Editors include Ayyubi, 'Umar[4], Hisham Sakhnini[5], Malas, Muhamad[6], and Ahmad Zahwi[7]. It was published by Academia International[8].
Publication
AL-MUHIT OXFORD STUDY DICTIONARY was published on 2003[14]. Its place of publication is recorded as Beirut[10]. Languages include Arabic[12] and English[13]. Its genre is bilingual dictionary[9].