How to Cite a Dictionary in HARVARD: Format and Examples
Learn how to cite dictionary entries in Harvard style.
Citation Format
"Entry Word" Year, Dictionary Name, Publisher, Place.Example
"Research" 2023, Academic Dictionary, Academic Press, New York.Important Notes
- Start with entry word in quotation marks
- Include publisher and place
- For online, add [Online] and URL
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