The purpose of this dictionary is to present and in some cases analyze and describe briefly linguistic terms and topics not only of the Greek language, ancient and modern, but also of other languages ​​of the world. It is written in alphabetical order and includes old and modern terms related to phonetics, phonology, morphology, syntax, and semantics.
It is not limited only to the narrow framework of traditional grammar in its broader sense, but also embraces the views of modern linguistic theories, such as structuralism and genetic or transformational grammar in all its phases. This modern dictionary is a panorama of linguistic principles, ideas, and analyses, useful and necessary not only for philologists and students of philology, but also for anyone interested in language, which may be the greatest invention of mankind.