Science

A good read for you would be "Language" by Leonard Bloomfield. This book dives deep into the fascinating world of language, exploring its intricate structure and the way it shapes human communication. You'll be captivated by Bloomfield's ability to unravel the complexities of language, making it accessible and engrossing for readers of all backgrounds. Whether you're a language enthusiast or simply intrigued by the power of words, this book is a must-read that will leave you with a whole new perspective on the way we express ourselves.

Over one million copies of the fifth edition of the Little Oxford Dictionary have been sold since its publication in 1980. This most thorough revision to date. New larger format. Far more attractive pages than any other dictionary of its price. Great increase in contemporary vocabulary, especially technical and scientific terms. New words ageism, aikido, allergenci, futon, privatize, surrogate mother, tofu, user-friendly. Different senses of words ordered by frequency of use. Abbreviations kept to a minimum. Pronunciations given in the International Phonetic Alphabet. New appendix on some vexing questions of pronunciation, spelling, plurals, meaning, and grammar (such as all right, decimate, shall/will) added to those on countries and the metric system.