Merriam-Webster

Merriam-Webster Kong-si (Merriam-Webster, Incorporated) sī tsi̍t king Bí-kok tshut-pán tsham-khó-tshik ê kong-si, í i-ê jī-tián tsin tshut-miâ. Merriam-Webster Kong-si sī Bí-kok li̍k-sú siōng kú-tn̂g ê jī-tián tshut-pán-siong. Tī 1831-nî, George hām Charles Merriam tī Massachusetts Tsiu Springfield tshòng-li̍p "G & C Merriam Kong-si" (G & C Merriam Co.) kong-si. Tī 1843-nî, Noah Webster kuè-sin liáu-āu, Merriam-Webster kong-si uì Webster ê uî-sán kè-sîng-jîn bé-tio̍h "Bí-kok Ing-gú Sî-tián" (An American Dictionary of the English Language) ê pán-kuân. Sóo-ū Merriam-Webster Jī-tián ê pán-kuân lóng tùi tsia lâi. 1964-nî, "Tāi-Ing Pik-kho Tsuân-su Kong-si" (Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc.) siu-bé "G & C Merriam Kong-si". hōo i tsiânn-tsò "tsí kong-si" (subsidiary). Tī 1982-nî, "G & C Merriam Kong-si" tsit king kong-si kái-miâ tsò Merriam-Webster Kong-si.] Tsù-kái Tsham-ua̍t Webster's Dictionary Webster's Third New International Dictionary Word War 5 (a word game collection co-distributed by the company launched in 1995 References Guā-pōo liân-kiat Koaⁿ-hong bāng-chām G. & C. Merriam Company Collection Archived 2026-01-02 at the Wayback Machine. at the Amherst College Archives & Special Collections