category | nº | field name | explanation | example |
related comp. |
entry identity |
1 | lemma | standard orthographic representation |
Lat. ago | |
2 | homonym number | number in a series of homonyms |
Engl. down: 2 | |
3 | sense number | number in a series of senses |
Engl. paragraph: 2 | |
4 | citation form | form in which the lemma is mentioned |
Lat. ago: agere | |
expression |
5 | phonological representation | segmental/prosodic representation (IPA) | Engl. egret: [ˈiːgɽət] |
phon. |
6 | sound | acoustic recording (sound file) |
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7 | phonological variants | phonemic representation |
Engl. egret: /ˈigrɛt/ | phon. |
8 | orthographic variants | orthographic representation |
Engl. neighbor: Brit. neighbour |
writing |
language variety |
9 | dialect | regional variety |
Engl. buck2: American | gen.sit. |
10 | sociolect | sociolect or special language |
Engl. nominalize: scientific | soc. sit. |
11 | style | style or register | Engl. buck2: colloquial | soc. sit. |
12 | stage | diachronic language stage | Engl. bereave: obsolete | hist. sit. |
structure |
13 | proper name | linguistic name of a grammeme |
Engl. -ly: adverbializer | gr. |
14 | syntactic category | word class, subcategory |
Engl. butter: mass noun | gr. |
15 | morphological structure | immediate morphological constituents
(links) | Engl. nominalize: ↘ nominal, ↘ -ize | lex. |
16 | word formation | last derivational process applied |
Engl. nominalize: verbalization | gr. |
17 | derivatives | set of lemmas of derived records (links) |
Engl. nominal: ↘ nominalize | lex. |
18 | morphological categories | set of morphological categories |
gender/noun class, possessive class, inflection class |
gr. |
19 | irregular inflection | (paradigm of) irregular inflected forms |
Engl. good: comp. better | gr. |
20 | construction | distribution, selection restrictions |
Engl. depend: [_ [on [X]NP]PP]VP |
gr. |
21 | phraseology | collocations, phrases etc. |
Engl. approach (n.): take an _ to X = ↘ approach (v.) X |
gr. |
meaning |
22.a | native definition | meaning definition in object language |
Yuc. utskint: kin wutskintik: kin bèetik u yutstal |
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22.b | meaning 1 | meaning definition in English |
Yuc. utskint: make good, repair, ameliorate | |
22.c | meaning 2 | meaning definition in regional language | Yuc. utskint: mejorar, componer |
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22.d | meaning 3 | meaning definition in background language |
Yuc. utskint: gut machen, besser, reparieren, heilen |
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23.a | gloss 1 | interlinear morpheme gloss in English |
Yuc. utskint: good:FACT | |
23.b | gloss 2 | interlinear morpheme gloss in regional language |
Yuc. utskint: bueno:FACT | |
23.c | gloss 3 | interlinear morpheme gloss in background language |
Yuc. utskint: gut:FAKT | |
24 | semantic classes | set of classificatory features |
Engl. deer: animal | lex. |
25 | semantic relations | set of lexical relations to other records |
Engl. stag: hyperonym: ↘ deer, immediate contrast: ↘ hind |
lex. |
26 | encyclopaedic information | ethnographic description |
Engl. stag: Linné cervida. Bigger than buck. Is hunted and eaten.
Antler is demanded trophy. | ethn. sit. |
27 | picture | visual image (image/video file) |
Engl. trefoil: ♣ |
ethn. sit. |
28 | origin | native, or donor language of loan |
Engl. trefoil: French | soc. sit. |
29 | etymology | for native: original expression/structure and meaning | Engl. hussy: housewife |
hist. sit. |
30 | cognates | for native: set of cognate expressions from other languages | Engl. deer. Germ. Tier 'animal' |
gen.sit. |
examples |
31 | examples | reference to passage in corpus | yuc. utskint: is_ex_2345 | corpus |
methodology |
32 | bibliographical references | reference to specialized literature | yuc. utskint: Lehmann 2002:25 | meth. |
33 | comment | additional, esp. methodological information |
Jap. sugi: Informants from Kyoto and Tokyo agree on the pronunciation
[sɯŋi], not [sɯgi]. | meth. |
34 | problems | as yet unsolved problems | verify high tone |
meth. |
35 | date | date of last modification (automatic) |
17.11.2001 | |