In my bachelor’s thesis, I examined the Slovene–Hungarian Dictionary by Jože Hradil, published by the State Publishing House of Slovenia in 1996, and the Comprehensive Slovene–Hungarian Dictionary from 2024, which is being developed at the Centre for Language Resources and Technologies at the University of Ljubljana. The latter is a growing dictionary, meaning that new headwords are being added at regular intervals. In the analysis, I first focused on the general characteristics of the dictionaries, specifically the number of entries they contain and the way the introduction and the structure of the entries are presented. I then selected the same chapter in both dictionaries and compared them. I was interested in how many entries they contain, how many of them are similar, and how many differ. For the analysis, I chose Chapter D. At the end of the analysis I also listed several spelling and typographical errors that appear mainly in Jože Hradil’s Slovene–Hungarian Dictionary.
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