19th-century lexicographers

Finnish physician, philologist and collector of traditional Finnish oral poetry (1802-1884)

Norwegian linguist and poet, dubbed the father of Nynorsk (1813 – 1896)

Russian lexicographer (1801-1872)

Bohemian botanist (1791–1849)

British evangelist and first Christian Protestant missionary to China (1782-1834)

Lithuanian historian and writer (1793–1864)

Russian and Ukrainian slavic academic

Russian sinologist (1817–1878)

Armenian Catholic priest, historian, and poet (1820–1901)

Austrian lexicographer (1818–1893)

Albanian translator and scholar (1827–1895)

French writer (1815–1895)

Dutch writer and academic (1792-1857)

Croatian linguist (1816–1895)

Ukrainian writer (1836–1900)

Jewish teacher, vendor and writer

Dutch teacher, lexicographer and archivist (1828–1872)

Bulgarian linguist and folklorist (1823–1900)

Norwegian linguist (1821-1896)

Italian Roman Catholic priest, missionary in China, sinologist and lexicographer

Japanese philosopher and politician (1829–1897)

Italian philologist (1815-1879)

Lithuanian translator

Georgian linguist (1814-1891)

United States rabbi and orientalist (1842–1894)

Norwegian philologist (1787-1866)

Finnish politician (1826–1909)

Lithuanian poet, ethnographer, lexicographer and philologist

Croatian linguist (1852-1893)

Danish physician

Historian, theologian, researcher and lexicographer

Jewish scholar (1818–1890)

Romanian literary critic (1848-1899)

Italian lexicographer and literary critic

Austrian-Hungarian Philologist, lexicographer (1829–1909)

Ottoman Armenian linguist and journalist.

Lithuanian ethnomusicologist (1819-1880)

German philologist, novelist and lexicographer

Indian lexicographer and professor

Norwegian priest and lexicographer (1812–1893)

Romanian politician, lawyer and judge

Slovene linguist (1819-1889)

Viennese orientalist, writer

American missionary (1819–1892)

Finnish philologist and lexicographer

Greek university professor (1807–1883)

Swiss lexicographer (1826-1896)