Ibn Manzur was a prominent Arab lexicographer and scholar, best known for his work on the Arabic language. He lived during the 13th century and is most famous for compiling the Lisan al-Arab, a comprehensive dictionary that serves as a crucial reference for Arabic linguistics and literature. His work has had a lasting impact on the study of the Arabic language. Born in Egypt, Ibn Manzur's contributions extend beyond lexicography; he also wrote on history and poetry. His dictionary includes definitions, synonyms, and examples from classical texts, making it an essential resource for scholars and students of Arabic. His legacy continues to influence Arabic language studies today.