The dictionary contains about 15,000. words of the Russian language, the pronunciation of which cannot be unambiguously determined by their graphic writing, since different pronunciations may correspond to the same writing of certain combinations of letters. The dictionary records a variety of co-existing pronunciation variants in oral speech, which are qualified according to a certain standardizability scale. This gives the reader the opportunity not only to choose the right variant of pronunciation, but also to evaluate the variant he met from the point of view of the norm with the help of litters «acceptable?», «acceptably outdated?», «acceptably new?», «not recommended?», «wrong?» and t. p. The dictionary is intended for a wide range of readers. Dictionaries and reference books of Russian language: Rosenthal D. E. , Telenkova M. A. Russian Language Difficulties Dictionary . Reznichenko I . L. Orthopaedic Dictionary of the Russian Language: Pronunciation. Impact. Zarva M. In. Russian Verbal Stress: Dictionary. Orthographic dictionary of the Russian language . In. In. Burtseva . New explanatory dictionary of synonyms of the Russian language Under the general guidance of the Acad. Yu. D. Apresyan . Vladimir Dahl . Interpretive Dictionary of the Living Great Russian Language (1880-1882), New Orthographic Dictionary of the Russian Language . In. Burtseva (responsible editor), The explanatory dictionary of the Russian language in 4 volumes Dmitry Ushakov (editor-in-chief), Dal V. and . The dictionary of the living Great Russian language . Dmitriev D . In. (edited), Efremova T. F. New dictionary of the Russian language . Black P. I. Historical and Etymological Dictionary of the Modern Russian Language . Tom IBlack P. I. Historical and Etymological Dictionary of the Modern Russian Language . Volume II. Fedor Shimkevich Korneslov Russian language . Etymological dictionary of the Russian language (Krylov), Etymological dictionary of the Russian language in three volumes (Preobrazhensky), Etymological dictionary of the Russian language . (Fasmer). In 4 t. T. I (A-D), Etymological dictionary of the Russian language . In 4t. T. 2 (E - Husband), Etymological dictionary of the Russian language (Fasmer) . In 4 t. T. 3(Muse ? Syat), Etymological dictionary of the Russian language . In 4 t. T. 4 (Yashhur), Etymological dictionary of the Russian language (Fasmer - electronic version), Etymological dictionary of the Russian language (Tsyganenko), Dictionary of Church Slavonic and Russian, t. 4. Dictionary of Church Slavonic and Russian, t. 3. Dictionary of Church Slavonic and Russian, t. 2. Dictionary of Church Slavonic and Russian, t. 1. C. and . , Shvedova N. The Dictionary of Modern Russian . Vyshnyakova O. In. Dictionary of Russian paronyms . Orthographic dictionary of the Russian language: "One or two N?"Disk: Large Orthographic Dictionary of the Russian Language . Abramov N . Dictionary of Russian Synonyms and Similar Expressions . Rosenthal D. E. Spell Guides. Rosenthal D. E. Handbook of Punctuation. Rosenthal D. E. Handbook of Spelling and Literary Editing . Rosenthal D. E. Handbook of spelling, pronunciation, literary editing. Rosenthal D. E. Inscription or lowercase. Vocabulary . Ermolenko S . I. Dictionary of words of foreign origin: interpretation, word formation and word usage. Modern dictionary of foreign words . Dictionary of foreign words (for schoolchildren and students), Colloquial or separate spelling of words . Somov V. P. A Dictionary of Rare and Forgotten Words . Michelson M. and . Michelson's Great Phrase Dictionary . From A to Z. Collection of the best dictionaries of the Russian language