Diccionario de Chilenismos y de otras voces y locuciones viciosas

Diccionario de Chilenismos y de otras voces y locuciones viciosas by Manuel Antonio Román is a comprehensive dictionary documenting Chilean Spanish as it was spoken at the turn of the 20th century. This dictionary offers a fascinating glimpse into the unique vocabulary, slang, and idiomatic expressions of Chile, providing a rich resource for linguists, historians, and anyone interested in the evolution of the Spanish language in South America.

Beyond a simple listing of words, the dictionary delves into the nuances of usage, offering insights into the cultural context and social significance of each term. Román's meticulous work captures not only the prevalent vocabulary but also identifies what he considered 'viciosas' or improper expressions, making it a valuable document of linguistic norms and perceptions of the time.

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