Malaret Yordán, Augusto (1945) Lexicón de fauna y flora. Thesaurus : boletín del Instituto Caro y Cuervo, 1 (1). pp. 68-79. ISSN 0040-604X
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Augusto Malaret (Open Library)
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Vocabulario de Puerto Rico4 editions - first published in 1937 -
Diccionario de americanismos2 editions - first published in 1931 -
Lexicón de fauna y flora
2 editions - first published in 1961- Physical copy
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1970, Comisión Permanente de la Asociación de Academias de la Lengua EspañolaLexicón de fauna y flora
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Semántica americana1 edition - first published in 1943 -
Correcciones al Diccionario de americanismos y al Lexicon de fauna y flora
1 edition - first published in 1951 -
Voces afines
1 edition - first published in 1930 -
Los americanismos en la copla popular y en el lenguaje culto
1 edition - first published in 1947 -
Errores del diccionario de Madrid
1 edition - first published in 1936 -
Medallas de oro
1 edition - first published in 1966 -
Diccionario de provincialismos de Puerto Rico
1 edition - first published in 1917
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Distinguished lawyer and essayist from Sabana Grande who was an outstanding linguist. His interest in the speech of the Puerto Rican people led him to study and document the lexiconlexicon: The vocabulary of a language or of a region, a given activity, semantic field, etc. of the Spanish spoken in Puerto Rico and the Spanish-speaking Americas.
Augusto Nicolás Malaret Yordán was born on July 31, 1878 in Sabana Grande to a family of landowners. His parents were Pedro Malaret and Rosa Yordán. He received his primary education in his hometown. He worked on his family's coffee farms in his youth, where he developed his interest in the speech of the Puerto Rican rural people. It was there that he began to compile lists of words, phrases and sayings characteristic of that population.
For a short period of time in 1899, he worked as the editor of La Luz de la Sabana, a weekly literary and political newspaper, using the pseudonym of René Pesquera. Later, he was a teacher and school principal in Sabana Grande, Cayey, Lares and Ponce.
While he worked as a teacher, he studied law and completed his studies in 1907. He moved to San Juan, where he established a law firm along with José G. Torres, a member of the Puerto Rico Union Party. In 1915, he accepted the post of property registrar for San Juan, a position he held until he retired in 1944.
As an essayist, he published various articles related to the law in legal journals, including "Condición jurídica de la mujer puertorriqueña" (1908), "Desarrollo del Derecho escrito en Puerto Rico" (1908) and a series of articles titled Matices de la jurisprudencia (1936).
Because of his interest in lexicography, he became self-taught in the field. He studied the research of Spanish and Latin American linguists such as Tomás Navarro Tomás, Pedro Henríquez Ureña and Rafael Menéndez Pidal, among others. In 1917, he published his first work on the topic, the Diccionario de provincialismos de Puerto Rico.
An assiduous critic of his own work, he noticed that many of the words incorporated in his first dictionary were also used in many places in the Americas or were words from Spain that had fallen into disuse there. For that reason, he began working on creating a Diccionario de americanismos, which was published in 1925. It was a pioneering work because it was the first dictionary of its type until then. Further, very few Americanisms had been included in the Royal Academy of the Spanish Language's dictionary.
The author continued revising the dictionary over the years. In 1931, he published a second edition of the dictionary that was expanded and corrected. He later prepared various editions of the Suplemento al Diccionario de americanismos, published in 1942, 1944 and 1945 in the Bulletin of the Argentina Academy of Letters. In 1945, Un nuevo suplemento was published in the Bulletin of the Chilean Academy of Language. In 1946, the third edition of the Diccionario de americanismos was published in Argentina and incorporated all the revisions and contributions made by other linguists.
His other works related to the Spanish language include Lexicón de fauna y flora (1961), Errores del Diccionario de Madrid (1936), Vocabulario de Puerto Rico (1937), Semántica americana (1943), and Los americanismos en la coplacopla: A poetic composition comprised of four lines, whether an octosyllabic assonant quatrain (cuarteta de romance); a quatrain with assonant or fully rhyming even lines, characterized by line lengths of 7-5-7-5 or 7-6-7-6 syllables (seguidilla); a fully rhyming octosyllabic quatrain in ABBA or ABAB scansion (redondilla); or other brief combinations, generally used as the lyrics of popular songs. popular y en el lenguaje culto (1947).
He also published works on several other topics, including Libertad de conciencia (1909), Medallas de oro (1927), biographical notes on distinguished Puerto Ricans, Por mi patria y por mi idioma (1932), as well as a large number of articles published in law and linguistics journals.
He was a founding member of the Puerto Rican Academy of Language and of the Puerto Rican Academy of Historyhistory: 1. The succession of political, social, economic, cultural and other events of a people or a nation. 2. Discipline in which these events are studied and narrated. 3. Historical works of an author. Thucydides' History, Livy's History, ,i>Juan de Mariana's History.; a member of the Puerto Rican Athenaeum; an honorary member of the Chilean Academy of Language, the Colombian Academy of Language, the Argentina Academy of Letters, the Cuban Academy of Languages, the Chilean Society of History and Geography, the American International Academy in Washington and the Antioquia Academy of History. The University of Puerto Rico awarded him an honorary degree in 1958. The Institute of Puerto Rico in New York named him honorary president for life in 1956 and Citizen of the Year in 1959.
He died February 23, 1967, in San Juan.
Augusto Nicolás Malaret Yordán was born on July 31, 1878 in Sabana Grande to a family of landowners. His parents were Pedro Malaret and Rosa Yordán. He received his primary education in his hometown. He worked on his family's coffee farms in his youth, where he developed his interest in the speech of the Puerto Rican rural people. It was there that he began to compile lists of words, phrases and sayings characteristic of that population.
For a short period of time in 1899, he worked as the editor of La Luz de la Sabana, a weekly literary and political newspaper, using the pseudonym of René Pesquera. Later, he was a teacher and school principal in Sabana Grande, Cayey, Lares and Ponce.
While he worked as a teacher, he studied law and completed his studies in 1907. He moved to San Juan, where he established a law firm along with José G. Torres, a member of the Puerto Rico Union Party. In 1915, he accepted the post of property registrar for San Juan, a position he held until he retired in 1944.
As an essayist, he published various articles related to the law in legal journals, including "Condición jurídica de la mujer puertorriqueña" (1908), "Desarrollo del Derecho escrito en Puerto Rico" (1908) and a series of articles titled Matices de la jurisprudencia (1936).
Because of his interest in lexicography, he became self-taught in the field. He studied the research of Spanish and Latin American linguists such as Tomás Navarro Tomás, Pedro Henríquez Ureña and Rafael Menéndez Pidal, among others. In 1917, he published his first work on the topic, the Diccionario de provincialismos de Puerto Rico.
An assiduous critic of his own work, he noticed that many of the words incorporated in his first dictionary were also used in many places in the Americas or were words from Spain that had fallen into disuse there. For that reason, he began working on creating a Diccionario de americanismos, which was published in 1925. It was a pioneering work because it was the first dictionary of its type until then. Further, very few Americanisms had been included in the Royal Academy of the Spanish Language's dictionary.
The author continued revising the dictionary over the years. In 1931, he published a second edition of the dictionary that was expanded and corrected. He later prepared various editions of the Suplemento al Diccionario de americanismos, published in 1942, 1944 and 1945 in the Bulletin of the Argentina Academy of Letters. In 1945, Un nuevo suplemento was published in the Bulletin of the Chilean Academy of Language. In 1946, the third edition of the Diccionario de americanismos was published in Argentina and incorporated all the revisions and contributions made by other linguists.
His other works related to the Spanish language include Lexicón de fauna y flora (1961), Errores del Diccionario de Madrid (1936), Vocabulario de Puerto Rico (1937), Semántica americana (1943), and Los americanismos en la coplacopla: A poetic composition comprised of four lines, whether an octosyllabic assonant quatrain (cuarteta de romance); a quatrain with assonant or fully rhyming even lines, characterized by line lengths of 7-5-7-5 or 7-6-7-6 syllables (seguidilla); a fully rhyming octosyllabic quatrain in ABBA or ABAB scansion (redondilla); or other brief combinations, generally used as the lyrics of popular songs. popular y en el lenguaje culto (1947).
He also published works on several other topics, including Libertad de conciencia (1909), Medallas de oro (1927), biographical notes on distinguished Puerto Ricans, Por mi patria y por mi idioma (1932), as well as a large number of articles published in law and linguistics journals.
He was a founding member of the Puerto Rican Academy of Language and of the Puerto Rican Academy of Historyhistory: 1. The succession of political, social, economic, cultural and other events of a people or a nation. 2. Discipline in which these events are studied and narrated. 3. Historical works of an author. Thucydides' History, Livy's History, ,i>Juan de Mariana's History.; a member of the Puerto Rican Athenaeum; an honorary member of the Chilean Academy of Language, the Colombian Academy of Language, the Argentina Academy of Letters, the Cuban Academy of Languages, the Chilean Society of History and Geography, the American International Academy in Washington and the Antioquia Academy of History. The University of Puerto Rico awarded him an honorary degree in 1958. The Institute of Puerto Rico in New York named him honorary president for life in 1956 and Citizen of the Year in 1959.
He died February 23, 1967, in San Juan.
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