Source — Cambridge Dictionary, spellcheck/search-suggestions page for "abhiman" / "obhiman"

• Title: Cambridge Dictionary search-suggestions ("Did you spell it correctly?") pages for "abhiman" and "obhiman"
• Author: unattributed (Cambridge Dictionary's own site infrastructure)
• Publication: Cambridge Dictionary (dictionary.cambridge.org)
• URL: https://dictionary.cambridge.org/search/direct/?datasetsearch=english&q=abhiman (redirects to https://dictionary.cambridge.org/spellcheck/english/?q=abhiman ); same pattern for "obhiman"
• Date: undated (live reference page)
• Accessed: 2026-09-07
• Type: tertiary/lexicographic — a dictionary site's own automated "no entry found" page — neutral, mechanical.
• Access method note: this project's standing fence records that both a direct fetch (403) and the r.jina.ai proxy (session 51, 54) failed on this word — the proxy silently returned the dictionary's generic homepage rather than an error or a "not found" page, indistinguishable from success without checking content. This session found a working route: curl with a browser user-agent against the dictionary's own search endpoint (/search/direct/?datasetsearch=english&q=...), rather than the direct entry-page URL (/dictionary/english/...), redirects to a genuine /spellcheck/english/?q=... page — a real "not found" result, not a silent wrong page. The direct entry-page URL, even via curl with a browser user-agent, still silently redirects to the generic dictionary homepage (canonical https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/) — confirming the entry-page route itself remains a dead end; the fix was switching to the search endpoint, not the fetch method.

Extract

• Both spellings resolve to Cambridge's own spellcheck page, titled "abhiman - Did you spell it correctly. Alternative spellings in the British English Dictionary - Cambridge Dictionary" (and the equivalent for "obhiman").
• The page's own text: "Search suggestions for abhiman — We have these words with similar spellings or pronunciations: adman, airman, bagman, barman, batman, binman, bowman, caiman, hitman, human..." — a genuine, unambiguous confirmed absence, the same "not found with spelling suggestions" pattern already on file for Collins and Oxford Learner's (session 54).
• This closes the standing Cambridge gap for abhiman/obhiman (wiki/words/abhiman.md Dictionary adoption section, NEXT.md queue item 1(b)) — no longer "unconfirmed," now a genuine confirmed absence like Collins and Oxford Learner's.
• Methodological finding, useful beyond this word: a Cambridge Dictionary search-endpoint URL (/search/direct/?datasetsearch=english&q=<word>) is a more reliable route to a genuine not-found page than either the direct entry-page URL or the r.jina.ai proxy against it — worth trying first on any future Cambridge lookup that hits the silent-homepage failure mode.

Gaps

• None beyond the ordinary limits of a single dictionary's coverage — this is a clean, unambiguous negative result.

Used in

• Abhiman