Lexicon (disambiguation)

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The lexicon of a language (or field of study) is its complete vocabulary.

Lexicon or lexica may also refer to:

Reference works

• A dictionary
• An encyclopedic dictionary
• A word list
• The late tenth-century Suda – oft cited as "Sudae Lexicon" or "Souidas's Lexicon"

Arts and entertainment

Fiction

• Lexicon (novel), a 2013 sci-fi novel by Max Barry
• The Harry Potter Lexicon, a literary fan website (called "the Lexicon" by users)
• Lexicon, the home planet of WordGirl, star of an educational TV show

Gaming

• Lexicon (game), a role-playing game using wiki software
• Lexicon Gaming Convention, an event for board games held in Lexington, Kentucky, US
• Lexicon, a 1932 card game from Waddingtons
• A list of acceptable Scrabble words

Music

• Lexicon (Will Young album), 2019
• Lexicon (Isyana Sarasvati album), 2019
• Lex Icon
  , a stage name used by Norwegian black metal musician Stian Arnesen (or Nagash)
• "Lexicon", by Neurosis from Enemy of the Sun, 1993

Buildings

• DLR Lexicon, Dún Laoghaire, Ireland
• Lexicon Tower
  , a tower block in London, England

Businesses

• Lexicon (company), an audio equipment manufacturer
• Lexicon Branding, a company devoted to inventing names for products
• Lexicon Pharmaceuticals, a biopharmaceutical company

Computing

• Lexicon (program), a text editor and word processor
• Lexicon (typeface), a typeface designed by Bram de Does

Mathematics

• Lexicon (mathematics)
  , a real number that is disjunctive to every base

See also

• Lexical (disambiguation)
• Lexicography, the art of compiling dictionaries or the study of the lexicon
• Lexicology, the scientific study of individual words
• Lexis (disambiguation), a noun with similar meanings
• All pages with titles beginning with Lexicon
• All pages with titles containing Lexicon

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