James Augustus Henry Murray was a renowned Scottish lexicographer who was born in 1837. He is famously known for his contribution to the creation of the Oxford English Dictionary, which he edited for over 35 years. Synonyms for James Murray include "lexicographer," "editor," "OED curator," and "dictionary pioneer." His work was widely acclaimed and continues to be a reference for scholars and linguists. In addition to his editorial duties, Murray was also an accomplished linguist who spoke several languages and was known for his work on the Dialectical Society's English Dialect Dictionary. His name will forever be synonymous with the creation of one of the world's most celebrated dictionaries.