Dai Jiten (meaning "great dictionary" in Japanese) is an illustrated dictionary of Japanese language published in 13 volumes from 1953 - 1954. The dictionary is a smaller scale re-print of an earlier edition published in the 1930s, and features many updated words not available in the previous version.
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