Which famous dictionary brand name has linguistic origins that literally translate to 'teacher of the people'?

Brand names are a fascinating intersection of linguistics, marketing, and cultural history. Many successful brands have carefully crafted their names using linguistic principles to create memorable, pronounceable, and meaningful identifiers. This poll tests your knowledge about the linguistic origins and naming strategies behind some famous language-related brands.

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• Merriam-Webster
• Oxford University Press
• Pedagogy Press
• Longman (from 'Longman' meaning 'teacher of men')

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