Unlike the second stereotypical edition, in which only minor changes were made (mainly in the spelling of individual words), the third edition of the Russian-Korean Dictionary is published significantly corrected and expanded compared to the first edition. The compilers revised the dictionary in order to better reflect the current state of the Russian literary language, and within the capabilities of the compilers of the dictionary, included in the dictionary both previously missed words and new words that have appeared in recent years. A brief outline of the grammar of the modern Korean language, attached to this edition, is written anew by the candidate of philological sciences Yu. N. Mazur . Third edition, revised and expanded . Approximately 30,000 words.