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The Mahāvyutpatti of the ninth century; the native dictionaries of the eighteenth and nineteenth; the Tibetan–English dictionaries of Jäschke and Das that Western scholarship rests on; the Great Tibetan–Chinese Dictionary of 1985, the largest of all; and the online dictionaries that a learner uses now. The pages here will present them and how to read an entry.