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Open Wordnet Documentation

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Table of Content

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Constitutive (constitutive)back to top

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- "Core semantic relations that define synsets" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability(not directly applicable)
reverse(no reverse relation defined)
example(no example given)
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Definition

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Core semantic relations that define synsets.

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We follow the discussion in [Maziarz:Piasecki:Szpakowicz:2013]

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[Maziarz:Piasecki:Szpakowicz:2013]The chicken-and-egg problem in wordnet design: synonymy, synsets and constitutive relations. Language Resources and Evaluation, 47(3), pp 769–79
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Examples

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Project-specific Names

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Hyponym (hyponym)back to top

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- "a word that is more specific than a given word" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol⊂
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - - -
-
reversehypernym
exampledog is a hyponym of animal
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Definition

-

A relation between two concepts where concept B is a type of concept A.

-

Examples

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    -
  • beef hyponym meat
    • -
  • pear hyponym edible fruit
    • -
  • dictionary hyponym wordbook
    • -
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Tests

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Hyponymy-relation between nouns (EWN test 9)

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
yesaA/an X is a/an Y with certain properties
..It is a X and therefore also a Y
..If it is a X then it must be a Y
nobthe converse of any of the (a) sentences.
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Conditions:
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  • both X and Y are singular nouns or plural nouns.
    • -
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Hyperonymy/hyponymy between verb synsets (EWN test 11)

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
yesato X is to Y + AdvP/AdjP/NP/PP
nobto Y is to X + AdvP/AdjP/NP/PP
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Conditions:
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  • X is a verb in the infinitive form
    • -
  • Y is a verb in the infinitive form
    • -
  • there is at least one specifying AdvP, NP or PP that applies to the Y-phrase. -
    • -
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Comments

-

This is the fundamental relation, generally used for nouns and verbs. In plWordNet it is also extended to adjectives and adverbs.

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+  

+    
Open Wordnet Documentation

+  

+  

+    
Contents

+

+  
+

+
Relations

+

+  
Constitutive (constitutive)back to top

+  

+    "Core semantic relations that define synsets"
+    
+      
+      
+      
+      
+    
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability(not directly applicable)
reverse(no reverse relation defined)
example(no example given)

+    
Definition

+    
Core semantic relations that define synsets.

+
We follow the discussion in [Maziarz:Piasecki:Szpakowicz:2013]

+
+
+
+
+
+
[Maziarz:Piasecki:Szpakowicz:2013]The chicken-and-egg problem in
+wordnet design: synonymy, synsets and constitutive relations.
+Language Resources and Evaluation, 47(3), pp 769–79

+    
Examples

+    
(no more examples)

+    
Tests

+    
(no tests defined)

+    
Comments

+    
(no comments)
Project-specific Names

+    
+    
(no project names defined)

+    
+  

+

+
+

+  
Hyponym (hyponym)back to top

+  

+    "a word that is more specific than a given word"
+    
+      
+      
+      
+      
+    
symbol⊂
applicability
    
+	    
  • synset–synset
    • 
+	    
+	    
+	  
reversehypernym
exampledog is a hyponym of animal

+    
Definition

+    
A relation between two concepts where concept B is a type of
+concept A.

+    
Examples

+    
    
+
  • beef hyponym meat
    • 
+
  • pear hyponym edible fruit
    • 
+
  • dictionary hyponym wordbook
    • 
+

+    
Tests

+    
Hyponymy-relation between nouns (EWN test 9)

+
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yesaA/an X is a/an Y with certain properties
..It is a X and therefore also a Y
..If it is a X then it must be a Y
nobthe converse of any of the (a) sentences.

+

+
Conditions:

+
    
+
  • both X and Y are singular nouns or plural nouns.
    • 
+

+

+

+
Hyperonymy/hyponymy between verb synsets (EWN test 11)

+
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+





yesato X is to Y + AdvP/AdjP/NP/PP
nobto Y is to X + AdvP/AdjP/NP/PP

+

+
Conditions:

+
    
+
  • X is a verb in the infinitive form
    • 
+
  • Y is a verb in the infinitive form
    • 
+
  • there is at least one specifying AdvP, NP or PP that applies to the
+Y-phrase.
    • 
+

+

+

+    
Comments

+    
This is the fundamental relation, generally used for nouns and
+verbs. In plWordNet it is also extended to adjectives and adverbs.
XML

+    
In the XML
+	format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like
+      this:
 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="hyponym"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
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-                                        hyponym
Princeton WordNet Pointer
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Euro WordNet Relation Name
-                                        has_hyponym
PlWordNet Relation Name
-                                        hyponymy
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module
-                                        hypo
Interlingual Index Node
-                                        ⟪i69570⟫

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Hypernym (hypernym)back to top

-                

-                    "a word that is more general than a given word"
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symbol⊃
applicability
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reversehyponym
exampleanimal is a hypernym of dog

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Definition

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A hypernym of something is its superordinate term: if X is a hypernym of Y, then all Y are X.

-                    
Examples

-                    

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  • pwn('calendar month', '15209413-n') {{ rel_id('hypernym') }} pwn('Hindu Calendar month', '15219351-n')
    • 
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  • edible fruit hypernym pear
    • 
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  • wordbook hypernym dictionary
    • 
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Tests

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Hyperonymy/hyponymy between verb synsets (EWN test 11)

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yesato X is to Y + AdvP/AdjP/NP/PP
nobto Y is to X + AdvP/AdjP/NP/PP

-                        

-                            
Conditions:

-                            

-                                
    
-                                    
  • X is a verb in the infinitive form
    • 
-                                    
  • Y is a verb in the infinitive form
    • 
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  • there is at least one specifying modifier (AdvP, NP or PP) that applies to the Y-phrase
    • 
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-                    

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Comments

-                    
This is the fundamental relation, generally used for nouns and verbs. In the original Princeton WordNet the name 'troponym' was used for this relation when relating to verbs. In plWordNet it is also extended to adjectives and adverbs.

-                    
XML

-                    
In the XML
-	format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this:
-                        
+
Project-specific Names

+    
+      
+        
+          
+          
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+        
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+          
+        
+        
+          
+          
+        
+        
+          
+          
+        
+        
+      
+    
Princeton WordNet Relation Name
+            hyponym
Princeton WordNet Pointer
+            ~
Euro WordNet Relation Name
+            has_hyponym
PlWordNet Relation Name
+            hyponymy
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module
+            hypo
Interlingual Index Node
+            ⟪i69570⟫

+    
+  

+

+
+

+  
Hypernym (hypernym)back to top

+  

+    "a word that is more general than a given word"
+    
+      
+      
+      
+      
+    
symbol⊃
applicability
    
+	    
  • synset–synset
    • 
+	    
+	    
+	  
reversehyponym
exampleanimal is a hypernym of dog

+    
Definition

+    
A hypernym of something is its superordinate term:
+if X is a hypernym of Y, then all Y are X.

+    
Examples

+    
    
+
  • meat hypernym beef
    • 
+
  • edible fruit hypernym pear
    • 
+
  • wordbook hypernym dictionary
    • 
+

+    
Tests

+    
Hyperonymy/hyponymy between verb synsets (EWN test 11)

+
+++++
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+





yesato X is to Y + AdvP/AdjP/NP/PP
nobto Y is to X + AdvP/AdjP/NP/PP

+

+
Conditions:

+
    
+
  • X is a verb in the infinitive form
    • 
+
  • Y is a verb in the infinitive form
    • 
+
  • there is at least one specifying modifier (AdvP, NP or PP) that
+applies to the Y-phrase
    • 
+

+

+

+    
Comments

+    
This is the fundamental relation, generally used for nouns and
+verbs. In the original Princeton WordNet the name 'troponym' was used
+for this relation when relating to verbs. In plWordNet it is also
+extended to adjectives and adverbs.
XML

+    
In the XML
+	format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like
+      this:
 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="hypernym"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
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Euro WordNet Relation Name
-                                        has_hyperonym
PlWordNet Relation Name
-                                        hyperonymy
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module
-                                        hype
Interlingual Index Node
-                                        ⟪i69569⟫

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Instance Hyponym (instance_hyponym)back to top

-                

-                    "an occurrence of something"
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reverseinstance_hypernym
example(no example given)

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Definition

-                    
A relation between two concepts where concept X (instance_hyponym) is a type of concept Y (instance_hypernym), and where X is an individual entity. X will be a terminal
-                        node in the hierarchy. Instances are expressed by proper nouns.

-                    
An instance hypernym can also be referred to as a type

-                    
Examples

-                    
(no more examples)

-                    
Tests

-                    
(no tests defined)

-                    
Comments

-                    
(no comments)

-                    
XML

-                    
In the XML
-	format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this:
-                        
+
Project-specific Names

+    
+      
+        
+          
+          
+        
+        
+          
+          
+        
+        
+          
+          
+        
+        
+          
+          
+        
+        
+          
+          
+        
+        
+      
+    
Princeton WordNet Pointer
+            @
Euro WordNet Relation Name
+            has_hyperonym
PlWordNet Relation Name
+            hyperonymy
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module
+            hype
Interlingual Index Node
+            ⟪i69569⟫

+    
+  

+

+
+

+  
Instance Hyponym (instance_hyponym)back to top

+  

+    "an occurrence of something"
+    
+      
+      
+      
+      
+    
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    
+	    
  • synset–synset
    • 
+	    
+	    
+	  
reverseinstance_hypernym
example(no example given)

+    
Definition

+    
A relation between two concepts where concept X (instance_hyponym)
+is a type of concept Y (instance_hypernym), and where X is an
+individual entity.  X will be a terminal node in the hierarchy.
+Instances are expressed by proper nouns.

+
An instance hypernym can also be referred to as a type

+    
Examples

+    
(no more examples)

+    
Tests

+    
(no tests defined)

+    
Comments

+    
(no comments)
XML

+    
In the XML
+	format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like
+      this:
 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="instance_hyponym"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
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Princeton WordNet Relation Name
-                                        Instance Hypernym
Princeton WordNet Pointer
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Euro WordNet Relation Name
-                                        BELONGS_To_CLASS
PlWordNet Relation Name
-                                        instance
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module
-                                        hasi
Interlingual Index Node
-                                        ⟪i75102⟫

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Instance Hypernym (instance_hypernym)back to top

-                

-                    "the type of an instance"
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symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
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reverseinstance_hyponym
examplecity/Manchester

-                    
Definition

-                    
A relation between two concepts where concept X (instance_hyponym) is a type of concept Y (instance_hypernym), and where X is an individual entity. X will be a terminal
-                        node in the hierarchy. Instances are expressed by proper nouns.

-                    
An instance hypernym can also be referred to as a type

-                    
Examples

-                    
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Tests

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YesX is one of the Ys
NoY is one of the Xs

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Condition: X is a proper noun (or named entity), Y is a common noun.

-                    

-                    
Comments

-                    
Sometimes modelled as hyponomy/hypernymy relations.

-                    
XML

-                    
In the XML
-	format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this:
-                        
+
Project-specific Names

+    
+      
+        
+          
+          
+        
+        
+          
+          
+        
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+          
+          
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+          
+        
+        
+          
+          
+        
+        
+          
+          
+        
+        
+      
+    
Princeton WordNet Relation Name
+            Instance Hypernym
Princeton WordNet Pointer
+            ~i
Euro WordNet Relation Name
+            BELONGS_To_CLASS
PlWordNet Relation Name
+            instance
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module
+            hasi
Interlingual Index Node
+            ⟪i75102⟫

+    
+  

+

+
+

+  
Instance Hypernym (instance_hypernym)back to top

+  

+    "the type of an instance"
+    
+      
+      
+      
+      
+    
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    
+	    
  • synset–synset
    • 
+	    
+	    
+	  
reverseinstance_hyponym
examplecity/Manchester

+    
Definition

+    
A relation between two concepts where concept X (instance_hyponym)
+is a type of concept Y (instance_hypernym), and where X is an
+individual entity.  X will be a terminal node in the hierarchy.
+Instances are expressed by proper nouns.

+
An instance hypernym can also be referred to as a type

+    
Examples

+    
(no more examples)

+    
Tests

+    

++++
+
+
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+
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+
+
+




YesX is one of the Ys
NoY is one of the Xs

+
Condition: X is a proper noun (or named entity), Y is a common noun.

+    
Comments

+    
Sometimes modelled as hyponomy/hypernymy relations.
XML

+    
In the XML
+	format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like
+      this:
 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="instance_hypernym"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
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Antonym (antonym)back to top

-                

-                    "An opposite and inherently incompatible word"
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    • 
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reverseantonym
example(no example given)

-                    
Definition

-                    
Antonymy is a self-reciprocal link (the two directions of this relation share the same meaning) — Concept-X's antonym is Concept-Y, and Concept-Y's antonym is Concept-X.

-                    
It denotes any kind of proper antonymy between two concepts. It accounts for most types of antonymy, including gradable antonyms (e.g. hot vs. cold), complementary antonyms (e.g. superior vs. inferior) and converse or relational antonyms
-                        (e.g. buy vs. sell). Antonymy can link any two members of any part-of-speech — verbs (e.g. dress vs. undress), adverbs (e.g. naturally vs. unnaturally), adjectives (e.g. superior vs. inferior) and nouns (e.g. catalyst vs. anti-catalyst),
-                        and should only ever link concepts with the same part-of-speech.

-                    
An opposite and inherently incompatible word.

-                    
Examples

-                    
(no more examples)

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Tests

-                    
(no tests defined)

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Comments

-                    
It is primarily a relation between senses, but sense level antonymy implies a looser synset level relation, which we automatically add to make it avaiable for wordnets that do not yet have sense level links.

-                    
XML

-                    
In the XML
-	format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this:
-                        
+
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+    
+      
+        
+          
+          
+        
+        
+          
+          
+        
+        
+          
+          
+        
+        
+          
+          
+        
+        
+          
+          
+        
+        
+      
+    
Princeton WordNet Relation Name
+            Instance Hypernym
Princeton WordNet Pointer
+            @i
Euro WordNet Relation Name
+            has_instance
PlWordNet Relation Name
+            type
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module
+            inst

+    
+  

+

+
+

+  
Antonym (antonym)back to top

+  

+    "An opposite and inherently incompatible word"
+    
+      
+      
+      
+      
+    
symbol⇔
applicability
    
+	    
  • synset–synset
    • 
+	    
+	    
  • sense–sense
    • 
+	  
reverseantonym
example(no example given)

+    
Definition

+    
Antonymy is a self-reciprocal link (the two directions of this
+relation share the same meaning) — Concept-X's antonym is Concept-Y,
+and Concept-Y's antonym is Concept-X.

+
It denotes any kind of proper antonymy between two concepts. It
+accounts for most types of antonymy, including gradable antonyms
+(e.g. hot vs. cold), complementary antonyms (e.g. superior
+vs. inferior) and converse or relational antonyms (e.g. buy
+vs. sell). Antonymy can link any two members of any part-of-speech —
+verbs (e.g. dress vs. undress), adverbs (e.g. naturally
+vs. unnaturally), adjectives (e.g. superior vs. inferior) and nouns
+(e.g. catalyst vs. anti-catalyst), and should only ever link concepts
+with the same part-of-speech.

+
An opposite and inherently incompatible word.

+    
Examples

+    
(no more examples)

+    
Tests

+    
(no tests defined)

+    
Comments

+    
It is primarily a relation between senses, but sense level antonymy
+implies a looser synset level relation, which we automatically add to
+make it avaiable for wordnets that do not yet have sense level links.
XML

+    
In the XML
+	format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like
+      this:
 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="antonym"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-

-                        
 
+
 
 <Sense id="wn-sense-X" synset="wn-synset-X">
    <SenseRelation relType="antonym"
 		  target="wn-sense-Y"/>
  </Sense>
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-                                        complementary, proper and converse antonymy
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-                                        antonym
Interlingual Index Node
-                                        ⟪i69547⟫

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-                    "X and Y are equivalent concepts but their nature requires that they remain separate (e.g. Exemplifies)"
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reverseeq_synonym
example(no example given)

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Definition

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A relation between two concepts where X and Y are equivalent concepts but their nature requires that they remain separate.

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Equality is a self-reciprocal link (the two directions of this relation share the same meaning) — Concept-X is equal to Concept-Y, and Concept-Y is equal to Concept-X.

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It denotes a special kind full synonimity that allows separation of synonym lemmas in two different synsets. It can occur with any type of part-of-speech.
-                    

-                    
At the moment, we're currently making use of this in order to isolate chengyu (成语), a traditional four-character Chinese idiom.

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  • 一模一样 (70100056-a) EQUALS identical (02068946-a) identical
    • 
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  • (02068946-a) EQUALS 一模一样 (70100056-a)
    • 
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-                    

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Tests

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(no tests defined)

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Comments

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(no comments)

-                    
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-                    
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-	format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this:
-                        
+
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+    
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+    
Princeton WordNet Pointer
+            !
PlWordNet Relation Name
+            complementary, proper and converse antonymy
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module
+            antonym
Interlingual Index Node
+            ⟪i69547⟫

+    
+  

+

+
+

+  
Equal Synonym (eq_synonym)back to top

+  

+    "X and Y are equivalent concepts but their nature requires that they remain separate (e.g. Exemplifies)"
+    
+      
+      
+      
+      
+    
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    
+	    
  • synset–synset
    • 
+	    
+	    
+	  
reverseeq_synonym
example(no example given)

+    
Definition

+    
A relation between two concepts where X and Y are equivalent concepts
+but their nature requires that they remain separate.

+
Equality is a self-reciprocal link (the two directions of this
+relation share the same meaning) — Concept-X is equal to Concept-Y,
+and Concept-Y is equal to Concept-X.

+
It denotes a special kind full synonimity that allows separation of
+synonym lemmas in two different synsets. It can occur with any type of
+part-of-speech.

+
At the moment, we're currently making use of this in order to isolate
+chengyu (成语), a traditional four-character Chinese idiom.

+    
Examples

+    
    
+
  • 一模一样 (70100056-a) EQUALS identical (02068946-a)  identical
    • 
+
  • (02068946-a) EQUALS  一模一样 (70100056-a)
    • 
+

+    
Tests

+    
(no tests defined)

+    
Comments

+    
(no comments)
XML

+    
In the XML
+	format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like
+      this:
 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="eq_synonym"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
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-                                        eq_synonym
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-                                        ⟪i69607⟫

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Similar (similar)back to top

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-                    "(of words) expressing closely related meanings"
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reversesimilar
example(no example given)

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Definition

-                    
A relation between two concepts where concept X and concept Y are closely related in meaning but are not in the same synset. Similarity is a self-reciprocal link (the two directions of this relation share the same meaning) — Concept-X
-                        is similar to Concept-Y, and Concept-Y is similar to Concept-X.

-                    
This link was originally used to relate adjectives, but we have unconstrained this use, and we're making use of this link to relate all parts-of-speech.

-                    
Similarity can be understood as weak synonymy, opposed to the full synonymy that all lemmas in a concept must share. As adjectives are not structured hierarchically (hyponymy/hypernymy) like verbs or nouns, the similarity link helps
-                        showing relations between them.

-                    
Examples

-                    
(no more examples)

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Tests

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(no tests defined)

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Comments

-                    
This relation coerces PWN Similar to relation for adjectives, Verb Group relation for verbs and EWN NEAR_SYNONYM for nouns and verbs. In plWN Similarity relation for adjectives to nouns is a unilateral sense relation which is why it
-                        is not given in the mappings below.

-                    
XML

-                    
In the XML
-	format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this:
-                        
+
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+    
+      
+        
+          
+          
+        
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+        
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+      
+    
Euro WordNet Relation Name
+            eq_synonym
Interlingual Index Node
+            ⟪i69607⟫

+    
+  

+

+
+

+  
Similar (similar)back to top

+  

+    "(of words) expressing closely related meanings"
+    
+      
+      
+      
+      
+    
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    
+	    
  • synset–synset
    • 
+	    
+	    
  • sense–sense
    • 
+	  
reversesimilar
example(no example given)

+    
Definition

+    
A relation between two concepts where concept X and concept Y are
+closely related in meaning but are not in the same synset. Similarity
+is a self-reciprocal link (the two directions of this relation share
+the same meaning) — Concept-X is similar to Concept-Y, and Concept-Y
+is similar to Concept-X.

+
This link was originally used to relate adjectives, but we have
+unconstrained this use, and we're making use of this link to relate
+all parts-of-speech.

+
Similarity can be understood as weak synonymy, opposed to the full
+synonymy that all lemmas in a concept must share.  As adjectives are
+not structured hierarchically (hyponymy/hypernymy) like verbs or
+nouns, the similarity link helps showing relations between them.

+    
Examples

+    
(no more examples)

+    
Tests

+    
(no tests defined)

+    
Comments

+    
This relation coerces PWN Similar to relation for adjectives, Verb
+Group relation for verbs and EWN NEAR_SYNONYM for nouns and verbs. In
+plWN Similarity relation for adjectives to nouns is a unilateral sense
+relation which is why it is not given in the mappings below.
XML

+    
In the XML
+	format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like
+      this:
 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="similar"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-

-                        
 
+
 
 <Sense id="wn-sense-X" synset="wn-synset-X">
    <SenseRelation relType="similar"
 		  target="wn-sense-Y"/>
  </Sense>
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Princeton WordNet Relation Name
-                                        Similar to and Verb Group
Princeton WordNet Pointer
-                                        &
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-                                        near_synonym
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Meronym (meronym)back to top

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reverseholonym
examplehand/finger

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Definition

-                    
A relation between two concepts where concept Y makes up a part of concept X.

-                    
Examples

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(no more examples)

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Tests

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(no tests defined)

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Comments

-                    
This is an unspecified relation that covers all the relations below. This can be computed automatically, it shouldn't be a special relation.

-                    
XML

-                    
In the XML
-	format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this:
-                        
+
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+    
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+    
Princeton WordNet Relation Name
+            Similar to and Verb Group
Princeton WordNet Pointer
+            &
Euro WordNet Relation Name
+            near_synonym
PlWordNet Relation Name
+            near_synonymy
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module
+            sim
Interlingual Index Node
+            ⟪i13187⟫

+    
+  

+

+
+

+  
Meronym (meronym)back to top

+  

+    "Y makes up a part of X"
+    
+      
+      
+      
+      
+    
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    
+	    
  • synset–synset
    • 
+	    
+	    
+	  
reverseholonym
examplehand/finger

+    
Definition

+    
A relation between two concepts where concept Y makes up a part of
+concept X.

+    
Examples

+    
    
+
  • wheels meronym automobile
    • 
+
  • crown meronym hat
    • 
+
  • faces meronym people
    • 
+
  • leaf meronym tree
    • 
+

+    
Tests

+    
Meronymy-relation between nouns (EWN test 21)

+
+++++
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+





yesaA/an X makes up a part of A/an Y
..A/an Y has A/an Xs
..X is a meronym of "Y" if Xs are parts of Y(s)
nobthe converse of the (a) relations.

+
Conditions:
+- X and Y are concrete nouns and are interpreted generically.

+    
Comments

+    
This is an unspecified relation that covers all the
+relations below. This can be computed automatically, it
+shouldn't be a special relation.
XML

+    
In the XML
+	format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like
+      this:
 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="meronym"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
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Holonym (holonym)back to top

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-                    "X makes up a part of Y"
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reversemeronym
examplefinger/hand

-                    
Definition

-                    
A relation between two concepts where concept X makes up a part of concept Y.

-                    
Examples

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(no more examples)

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Tests

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(no tests defined)

-                    
Comments

-                    
This is an unspecified relation that covers all the relations below. This can be computed automatically, it shouldn't be a special relation.

-                    
XML

-                    
In the XML
-	format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this:
-                        
+
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+    
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+        
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+      
+    
Princeton WordNet Relation Name
+            meronym
Princeton WordNet Pointer
+            %
Euro WordNet Relation Name
+            has_meronym
PlWordNet Relation Name
+            meronym
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module
+            enta
Interlingual Index Node
+            ⟪i69575⟫

+    
+  

+

+
+

+  
Holonym (holonym)back to top

+  

+    "X makes up a part of Y"
+    
+      
+      
+      
+      
+    
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    
+	    
  • synset–synset
    • 
+	    
+	    
+	  
reversemeronym
examplefinger/hand

+    
Definition

+    
A relation between two concepts where concept X makes up a
+part of concept Y.

+    
Examples

+    
    
+
  • face holonym eye
    • 
+
  • body holonym arm, leg, heart
    • 
+
  • word holonym letter
    • 
+

+    
Tests

+    
Holonymy-relation between nouns

+
+++++
+
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+





yesaX is a holonym of Y if Ys are parts of Xs
..X is a holonym of Y if Ys are members of Xs
nobthe converse of any of the (a) sentences.

+    
Comments

+    
This is an unspecified relation that covers all the
+relations below. This can be computed automatically, it
+shouldn't be a special relation.
XML

+    
In the XML
+	format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like
+      this:
 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="holonym"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
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Location Meronym (mero_location)back to top

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reverseholo_location
examplecity/centre

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Definition

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A relation between two concepts where concept X is a place located in concept Y.

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Examples

-                    
desert > oasis

-                    
Tests

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(no tests defined)

-                    
Comments

-                    
(no comments)

-                    
XML

-                    
In the XML
-	format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this:
-                        
+
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+    
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+        
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+        
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+      
+    
Princeton WordNet Pointer
+            #
Euro WordNet Relation Name
+            has_holonym
PlWordNet Relation Name
+            holonym
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module
+            enta
Interlingual Index Node
+            ⟪i69567⟫

+    
+  

+

+
+

+  
Location Meronym (mero_location)back to top

+  

+    "X is a place located in Y"
+    
+      
+      
+      
+      
+    
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    
+	    
  • synset–synset
    • 
+	    
+	    
+	  
reverseholo_location
examplecity/centre

+    
Definition

+    
A relation between two concepts where concept X is a place
+located in concept Y.

+    
Examples

+    
desert > oasis

+    
Tests

+    
(no tests defined)

+    
Comments

+    
(no comments)
XML

+    
In the XML
+	format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like
+      this:
 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="mero_location"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
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-                    "Y is a place located in X"
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reversemero_location
examplecentre/city

-                    
Definition

-                    
A relation between two concepts where concept Y is a place located in concept X.

-                    
Examples

-                    
(no more examples)

-                    
Tests

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(no tests defined)

-                    
Comments

-                    
(no comments)

-                    
XML

-                    
In the XML
-	format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this:
-                        
+
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+    
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+        
+          
+          
+        
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+      
+    
Euro WordNet Relation Name
+            has_mero_location
PlWordNet Relation Name
+            meronymy_location
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module
+            hsub

+    
+  

+

+
+

+  
Location Holonym (holo_location)back to top

+  

+    "Y is a place located in X"
+    
+      
+      
+      
+      
+    
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    
+	    
  • synset–synset
    • 
+	    
+	    
+	  
reversemero_location
examplecentre/city

+    
Definition

+    
A relation between two concepts where concept Y is a place
+located in concept X.

+    
Examples

+    
(no more examples)

+    
Tests

+    
(no tests defined)

+    
Comments

+    
(no comments)
XML

+    
In the XML
+	format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like
+      this:
 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="holo_location"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
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symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
-                                
    
-                                    
  • synset–synset
    • 
-
-
-                                

-                            
reverseholo_member
exampleplayer/team

-                    
Definition

-                    
A relation between two concepts where concept Y is a member/ element of concept X. Meronym and Holonym Membership is a paired relation that denotes group formation and membership. Is different from hyponym as it does not relates a
-                        subkind of a concept. It links groups to members — Concept-Y is composed of many members of Concept-X; and many instances of Concept-X form Concept-Y.

-                    
Examples

-                    
fleet > ship

-                    
Tests

-                    
(no tests defined)

-                    
Comments

-                    
(no comments)

-                    
XML

-                    
In the XML
-	format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this:
-                        
+
Project-specific Names

+    
+      
+        
+          
+          
+        
+        
+          
+          
+        
+        
+          
+          
+        
+        
+      
+    
Euro WordNet Relation Name
+            has_holo_location
PlWordNet Relation Name
+            holonymy_location
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module
+            hsub

+    
+  

+

+
+

+  
Member Meronym (mero_member)back to top

+  

+    
+    
+      
+      
+      
+      
+    
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    
+	    
  • synset–synset
    • 
+	    
+	    
+	  
reverseholo_member
exampleplayer/team

+    
Definition

+    
A relation between two concepts where concept Y is a member/ element
+of concept X. Meronym and Holonym Membership is a paired relation that
+denotes group formation and membership. Is different from hyponym as
+it does not relates a subkind of a concept. It links groups to members
+— Concept-Y is composed of many members of Concept-X; and many
+instances of Concept-X form Concept-Y.

+    
Examples

+    
fleet > ship

+    
Tests

+    
(no tests defined)

+    
Comments

+    
(no comments)
XML

+    
In the XML
+	format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like
+      this:
 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="mero_member"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-

-                        
Project-specific Names

-                        
-                            
-                                
-                                    
-                                    
-                                
-                                
-                                    
-                                    
-                                
-                                
-                                    
-                                    
-                                
-                                
-                                    
-                                    
-                                
-                                
-                                    
-                                    
-                                
-
-                            
-                        
Princeton WordNet Relation Name
-                                        member meronym
Princeton WordNet Pointer
-                                        %m
Euro WordNet Relation Name
-                                        has_mero_member
PlWordNet Relation Name
-                                        meronymy_member
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module
-                                        mmem

-
-                

-            

-
-            

-                
Member Holonym (holo_member)back to top

-                

-
-                    
-                        
-                            
-                            
-                        
-                        
-                            
-                            
-                        
-                        
-                            
-                            
-                        
-                        
-                            
-                            
-                        
-                    
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
-                                
    
-                                    
  • synset–synset
    • 
-
-
-                                

-                            
reversemero_member
exampleteam/player

-                    
Definition

-                    
A relation between two concepts where concept X is a member/ element of concept Y. Meronym and Holonym Membership is a paired relation that denotes group formation and membership. Is different from hyponym as it does not relates a
-                        subkind of a concept. It links groups to members — Concept-Y is composed of many members of Concept-X; and many instances of Concept-X form Concept-Y.

-                    
Examples

-                    
(no more examples)

-                    
Tests

-                    
(no tests defined)

-                    
Comments

-                    
(no comments)

-                    
XML

-                    
In the XML
-	format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this:
-                        
+
Project-specific Names

+    
+      
+        
+          
+          
+        
+        
+          
+          
+        
+        
+          
+          
+        
+        
+          
+          
+        
+        
+          
+          
+        
+        
+      
+    
Princeton WordNet Relation Name
+            member meronym
Princeton WordNet Pointer
+            %m
Euro WordNet Relation Name
+            has_mero_member
PlWordNet Relation Name
+            meronymy_member
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module
+            mmem

+    
+  

+

+
+

+  
Member Holonym (holo_member)back to top

+  

+    
+    
+      
+      
+      
+      
+    
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    
+	    
  • synset–synset
    • 
+	    
+	    
+	  
reversemero_member
exampleteam/player

+    
Definition

+    
A relation between two concepts where concept X is a member/ element
+of concept Y. Meronym and Holonym Membership is a paired relation that
+denotes group formation and membership. Is different from hyponym as
+it does not relates a subkind of a concept. It links groups to members
+— Concept-Y is composed of many members of Concept-X; and many
+instances of Concept-X form Concept-Y.

+    
Examples

+    
(no more examples)

+    
Tests

+    
(no tests defined)

+    
Comments

+    
(no comments)
XML

+    
In the XML
+	format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like
+      this:
 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="holo_member"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-

-                        
Project-specific Names

-                        
-                            
-                                
-                                    
-                                    
-                                
-                                
-                                    
-                                    
-                                
-                                
-                                    
-                                    
-                                
-                                
-                                    
-                                    
-                                
-                                
-                                    
-                                    
-                                
-
-                            
-                        
Princeton WordNet Relation Name
-                                        member holonym
Princeton WordNet Pointer
-                                        #m
Euro WordNet Relation Name
-                                        has_holo_member
PlWordNet Relation Name
-                                        holonymy_member
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module
-                                        hmem

-
-                

-            

-
-            

-                
Part Meronym (mero_part)back to top

-                

-
-                    
-                        
-                            
-                            
-                        
-                        
-                            
-                            
-                        
-                        
-                            
-                            
-                        
-                        
-                            
-                            
-                        
-                    
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
-                                
    
-                                    
  • synset–synset
    • 
-
-
-                                

-                            
reverseholo_part
examplecar/wheel

-                    
Definition

-                    
A relation between two concepts where concept Y is a component of concept X. Meronym and Holonym Part is a paired relation that denotes proper parts (separable, in principle), which preserve a belonging relation even if the physical
-                        link is broken — Concept-X can be separated into Concept-Y”; and Concept-Y is a part of some Concept-X.

-                    
This relation is also frequently used to denote geographical inclusiveness relations.

-                    
Examples

-                    
hand > finger

-                    
Tests

-                    
(no tests defined)

-                    
Comments

-                    
This relation is also frequently used by PWN to denote geographical inclusiveness relations.

-                    
XML

-                    
In the XML
-	format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this:
-                        
+
Project-specific Names

+    
+      
+        
+          
+          
+        
+        
+          
+          
+        
+        
+          
+          
+        
+        
+          
+          
+        
+        
+          
+          
+        
+        
+      
+    
Princeton WordNet Relation Name
+            member holonym
Princeton WordNet Pointer
+            #m
Euro WordNet Relation Name
+            has_holo_member
PlWordNet Relation Name
+            holonymy_member
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module
+            hmem

+    
+  

+

+
+

+  
Part Meronym (mero_part)back to top

+  

+    
+    
+      
+      
+      
+      
+    
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    
+	    
  • synset–synset
    • 
+	    
+	    
+	  
reverseholo_part
examplecar/wheel

+    
Definition

+    
A relation between two concepts where concept Y is a component of
+concept X. Meronym and Holonym Part is a paired relation that denotes
+proper parts (separable, in principle), which preserve a belonging
+relation even if the physical link is broken — Concept-X can be
+separated into Concept-Y”; and Concept-Y is a part of some Concept-X.

+
This relation is also frequently used to denote geographical
+inclusiveness relations.

+    
Examples

+    
hand > finger

+    
Tests

+    
(no tests defined)

+    
Comments

+    
This relation is also frequently used by PWN to denote
+geographical inclusiveness relations.
XML

+    
In the XML
+	format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like
+      this:
 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="mero_part"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-

-                        
Project-specific Names

-                        
-                            
-                                
-                                    
-                                    
-                                
-                                
-                                    
-                                    
-                                
-                                
-                                    
-                                    
-                                
-                                
-                                    
-                                    
-                                
-                                
-                                    
-                                    
-                                
-
-                            
-                        
Princeton WordNet Relation Name
-                                        part meronym
Princeton WordNet Pointer
-                                        %p
Euro WordNet Relation Name
-                                        has_mero_part
PlWordNet Relation Name
-                                        meronymy_part
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module
-                                        mprt

-
-                

-            

-
-            

-                
Part Holonym (holo_part)back to top

-                

-
-                    
-                        
-                            
-                            
-                        
-                        
-                            
-                            
-                        
-                        
-                            
-                            
-                        
-                        
-                            
-                            
-                        
-                    
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
-                                
    
-                                    
  • synset–synset
    • 
-
-
-                                

-                            
reversemero_part
examplewheel/car

-                    
Definition

-                    
A relation between two concepts where concept X is a component of concept Y. Meronym and Holonym Part is a paired relation that denotes proper parts (separable, in principle), which preserve a belonging relation even if the physical
-                        link is broken — Concept-X can be separated into Concept-Y”; and Concept-Y is a part of some Concept-X.

-                    
This relation is also frequently used to denote geographical inclusiveness relations.

-                    
Examples

-                    
(no more examples)

-                    
Tests

-                    
(no tests defined)

-                    
Comments

-                    
(no comments)

-                    
XML

-                    
In the XML
-	format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this:
-                        
+
Project-specific Names

+    
+      
+        
+          
+          
+        
+        
+          
+          
+        
+        
+          
+          
+        
+        
+          
+          
+        
+        
+          
+          
+        
+        
+      
+    
Princeton WordNet Relation Name
+            part meronym
Princeton WordNet Pointer
+            %p
Euro WordNet Relation Name
+            has_mero_part
PlWordNet Relation Name
+            meronymy_part
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module
+            mprt

+    
+  

+

+
+

+  
Part Holonym (holo_part)back to top

+  

+    
+    
+      
+      
+      
+      
+    
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    
+	    
  • synset–synset
    • 
+	    
+	    
+	  
reversemero_part
examplewheel/car

+    
Definition

+    
A relation between two concepts where concept X is a component of
+concept Y. Meronym and Holonym Part is a paired relation that denotes
+proper parts (separable, in principle), which preserve a belonging
+relation even if the physical link is broken — Concept-X can be
+separated into Concept-Y”; and Concept-Y is a part of some Concept-X.

+
This relation is also frequently used to denote geographical
+inclusiveness relations.

+    
Examples

+    
(no more examples)

+    
Tests

+    
(no tests defined)

+    
Comments

+    
(no comments)
XML

+    
In the XML
+	format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like
+      this:
 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="holo_part"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-

-                        
Project-specific Names

-                        
-                            
-                                
-                                    
-                                    
-                                
-                                
-                                    
-                                    
-                                
-                                
-                                    
-                                    
-                                
-                                
-                                    
-                                    
-                                
-                                
-                                    
-                                    
-                                
-
-                            
-                        
Princeton WordNet Relation Name
-                                        part holonym
Princeton WordNet Pointer
-                                        #p
Euro WordNet Relation Name
-                                        has_holo_part
PlWordNet Relation Name
-                                        holonymy_part
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module
-                                        hprt

-
-                

-            

-
-            

-                
Portion Meronym (mero_portion)back to top

-                

-                    "X is an amount/piece/portion of Y"
-                    
-                        
-                            
-                            
-                        
-                        
-                            
-                            
-                        
-                        
-                            
-                            
-                        
-                        
-                            
-                            
-                        
-                    
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
-                                
    
-                                    
  • synset–synset
    • 
-
-
-                                

-                            
reverseholo_portion
exampledrop/liquid

-                    
Definition

-                    
A relation between two concepts where concept X is an amount/piece/portion of concept Y.

-                    
Examples

-                    
bread > slice

-                    
Tests

-                    
(no tests defined)

-                    
Comments

-                    
(no comments)

-                    
XML

-                    
In the XML
-	format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this:
-                        
+
Project-specific Names

+    
+      
+        
+          
+          
+        
+        
+          
+          
+        
+        
+          
+          
+        
+        
+          
+          
+        
+        
+          
+          
+        
+        
+      
+    
Princeton WordNet Relation Name
+            part holonym
Princeton WordNet Pointer
+            #p
Euro WordNet Relation Name
+            has_holo_part
PlWordNet Relation Name
+            holonymy_part
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module
+            hprt

+    
+  

+

+
+

+  
Portion Meronym (mero_portion)back to top

+  

+    "X is an amount/piece/portion of Y"
+    
+      
+      
+      
+      
+    
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    
+	    
  • synset–synset
    • 
+	    
+	    
+	  
reverseholo_portion
exampledrop/liquid

+    
Definition

+    
A relation between two concepts where concept X is an
+amount/piece/portion of concept Y.

+    
Examples

+    
bread > slice

+    
Tests

+    
(no tests defined)

+    
Comments

+    
(no comments)
XML

+    
In the XML
+	format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like
+      this:
 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="mero_portion"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-

-                        
Project-specific Names

-                        
-                            
-                                
-                                    
-                                    
-                                
-                                
-                                    
-                                    
-                                
-                                
-                                    
-                                    
-                                
-                                
-                                    
-                                    
-                                
-
-                            
-                        
Princeton WordNet Relation Name
-                                        portion meronym
Euro WordNet Relation Name
-                                        has_mero_portion
PlWordNet Relation Name
-                                        meronymy_portion
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module
-                                        hsub

-
-                

-            

-
-            

-                
Portion Holonym (holo_portion)back to top

-                

-                    "Y is an amount/piece/portion of X"
-                    
-                        
-                            
-                            
-                        
-                        
-                            
-                            
-                        
-                        
-                            
-                            
-                        
-                        
-                            
-                            
-                        
-                    
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
-                                
    
-                                    
  • synset–synset
    • 
-
-
-                                

-                            
reversemero_portion
exampleliquid/drop

-                    
Definition

-                    
A relation between two concepts where concept Y is an amount/piece/portion of concept X

-                    
Examples

-                    
(no more examples)

-                    
Tests

-                    
(no tests defined)

-                    
Comments

-                    
(no comments)

-                    
XML

-                    
In the XML
-	format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this:
-                        
+
Project-specific Names

+    
+      
+        
+          
+          
+        
+        
+          
+          
+        
+        
+          
+          
+        
+        
+          
+          
+        
+        
+      
+    
Princeton WordNet Relation Name
+            portion meronym
Euro WordNet Relation Name
+            has_mero_portion
PlWordNet Relation Name
+            meronymy_portion
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module
+            hsub

+    
+  

+

+
+

+  
Portion Holonym (holo_portion)back to top

+  

+    "Y is an amount/piece/portion of X"
+    
+      
+      
+      
+      
+    
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    
+	    
  • synset–synset
    • 
+	    
+	    
+	  
reversemero_portion
exampleliquid/drop

+    
Definition

+    
A relation between two concepts where concept Y is an
+amount/piece/portion of concept X

+    
Examples

+    
(no more examples)

+    
Tests

+    
(no tests defined)

+    
Comments

+    
(no comments)
XML

+    
In the XML
+	format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like
+      this:
 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="holo_portion"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-

-                        
Project-specific Names

-                        
-                            
-                                
-                                    
-                                    
-                                
-                                
-                                    
-                                    
-                                
-                                
-                                    
-                                    
-                                
-
-                            
-                        
Euro WordNet Relation Name
-                                        has_holo_portion
PlWordNet Relation Name
-                                        holonymy_portion
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module
-                                        hsub

-
-                

-            

-
-            

-                
Substance Meronym (mero_substance)back to top

-                

-
-                    
-                        
-                            
-                            
-                        
-                        
-                            
-                            
-                        
-                        
-                            
-                            
-                        
-                        
-                            
-                            
-                        
-                    
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
-                                
    
-                                    
  • synset–synset
    • 
-
-
-                                

-                            
reverseholo_substance
examplestick/wood

-                    
Definition

-                    
A relation between two concepts where concept X is made of concept Y. Meronym and Holonym Substance is a paired relation that denotes a higher bound between part and whole. Separating/removing the substance part, will change the whole
-                        — Concept-X is made of Concept-Y; and Concept-Y is a substance of Concept-X”.

-                    
Examples

-                    
book > paper

-                    
Tests

-                    
(no tests defined)

-                    
Comments

-                    
(no comments)

-                    
XML

-                    
In the XML
-	format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this:
-                        
+
Project-specific Names

+    
+      
+        
+          
+          
+        
+        
+          
+          
+        
+        
+          
+          
+        
+        
+      
+    
Euro WordNet Relation Name
+            has_holo_portion
PlWordNet Relation Name
+            holonymy_portion
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module
+            hsub

+    
+  

+

+
+

+  
Substance Meronym (mero_substance)back to top

+  

+    
+    
+      
+      
+      
+      
+    
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    
+	    
  • synset–synset
    • 
+	    
+	    
+	  
reverseholo_substance
examplestick/wood

+    
Definition

+    
A relation between two concepts where concept X is made of concept
+Y. Meronym and Holonym Substance is a paired relation that denotes a
+higher bound between part and whole. Separating/removing the substance
+part, will change the whole — Concept-X is made of Concept-Y; and
+Concept-Y is a substance of Concept-X”.

+    
Examples

+    
book > paper

+    
Tests

+    
(no tests defined)

+    
Comments

+    
(no comments)
XML

+    
In the XML
+	format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like
+      this:
 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="mero_substance"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-

-                        
Project-specific Names

-                        
-                            
-                                
-                                    
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-                                    
-                                
-                                
-                                    
-                                    
-                                
-                                
-                                    
-                                    
-                                
-                                
-                                    
-                                    
-                                
-
-                            
-                        
Princeton WordNet Relation Name
-                                        substance meronym
Princeton WordNet Pointer
-                                        %s
Euro WordNet Relation Name
-                                        has_mero_madeof
PlWordNet Relation Name
-                                        meronymy_substance
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module
-                                        msub

-
-                

-            

-
-            

-                
Substance Holonym (holo_substance)back to top

-                

-
-                    
-                        
-                            
-                            
-                        
-                        
-                            
-                            
-                        
-                        
-                            
-                            
-                        
-                        
-                            
-                            
-                        
-                    
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
-                                
    
-                                    
  • synset–synset
    • 
-
-
-                                

-                            
reversemero_substance
examplewood/stick

-                    
Definition

-                    
A relation between two concepts where concept Y is made of concept X. Meronym and Holonym Substance is a paired relation that denotes a higher bound between part and whole. Separating/removing the substance part, will change the whole
-                        — Concept-X is made of Concept-Y; and Concept-Y is a substance of Concept-X”.

-                    
Examples

-                    
(no more examples)

-                    
Tests

-                    
(no tests defined)

-                    
Comments

-                    
(no comments)

-                    
XML

-                    
In the XML
-	format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this:
-                        
+
Project-specific Names

+    
+      
+        
+          
+          
+        
+        
+          
+          
+        
+        
+          
+          
+        
+        
+          
+          
+        
+        
+          
+          
+        
+        
+      
+    
Princeton WordNet Relation Name
+            substance meronym
Princeton WordNet Pointer
+            %s
Euro WordNet Relation Name
+            has_mero_madeof
PlWordNet Relation Name
+            meronymy_substance
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module
+            msub

+    
+  

+

+
+

+  
Substance Holonym (holo_substance)back to top

+  

+    
+    
+      
+      
+      
+      
+    
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    
+	    
  • synset–synset
    • 
+	    
+	    
+	  
reversemero_substance
examplewood/stick

+    
Definition

+    
A relation between two concepts where concept Y is made of concept
+X. Meronym and Holonym Substance is a paired relation that denotes a
+higher bound between part and whole. Separating/removing the substance
+part, will change the whole — Concept-X is made of Concept-Y; and
+Concept-Y is a substance of Concept-X”.

+    
Examples

+    
(no more examples)

+    
Tests

+    
(no tests defined)

+    
Comments

+    
(no comments)
XML

+    
In the XML
+	format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like
+      this:
 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="holo_substance"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
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Princeton WordNet Relation Name
-                                        substance holonym
Princeton WordNet Pointer
-                                        #s
Euro WordNet Relation Name
-                                        has_holo_madeof
PlWordNet Relation Name
-                                        holonymy_substance
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module
-                                        hsub

-
-                

-            

-
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-                
Other (other)back to top

-                

-                    "Any relation not otherwise specified"
-                    
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symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
-                                
    
-                                    
  • synset–synset
    • 
-
-                                    
  • sense–sense
    • 
-                                

-                            
reverse(no reverse relation defined)
example(no example given)

-                    
Definition

-                    

-                        
This is used for semantic relation types not currently supported by the OMW DTD. The exact relation type can be given with dc:type:

-                        
+
Project-specific Names

+    
+      
+        
+          
+          
+        
+        
+          
+          
+        
+        
+          
+          
+        
+        
+          
+          
+        
+        
+          
+          
+        
+        
+      
+    
Princeton WordNet Relation Name
+            substance holonym
Princeton WordNet Pointer
+            #s
Euro WordNet Relation Name
+            has_holo_madeof
PlWordNet Relation Name
+            holonymy_substance
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module
+            hsub

+    
+  

+
+ +
+

Other (other)back to top

+
+ "Any relation not otherwise specified" + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + +
  • sense–sense
    • +
reverse(no reverse relation defined)
example(no example given)
+

Definition

+

This is used for semantic relation types not currently supported by +the OMW DTD. The exact relation type can be given with dc:type:

+
 <SynsetRelation relType="other" dc:type="emotion" target="example-en-1234-n"/>

-

Examples

-

(no more examples)

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

Because we don't know what it means, we cannot give it a reverse relation.

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+    
Examples

+    
(no more examples)

+    
Tests

+    
(no tests defined)

+    
Comments

+    
Because we don't know what it means, we cannot give it a reverse relation.
XML

+    
In the XML
+	format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like
+      this:
 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="other"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-

-                        
 
+
 
 <Sense id="wn-sense-X" synset="wn-synset-X">
    <SenseRelation relType="other"
 		  target="wn-sense-Y"/>
  </Sense>
-

-                        
Project-specific Names

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Interlingual Index Node
-                                        ⟪i11342⟫

-
-
-
- -
-

See also (also)back to top

-
- "a word having a loose or fuzzy semantic relation to another word" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol☞
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - -
  • sense–sense
    • -
-
reversealso
example(no example given)
-

Definition

-

‘See Also’ is a self-reciprocal link (the two directions of this relation share the same meaning) — Concept-X relates to Concept-Y, and Concept-Y relates to Concept-X.

-

It denotes a relation of related meaning with another concept (going beyond synonymy and similarity).

-

This link was originally used to relate adjectives, but we have unconstrained this use, and we're making use of this link to relate all parts-of-speech.

-

Examples

-

(no more examples)

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

Also known as fuzzynym

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + +
Interlingual Index Node + ⟪i11342⟫
+ +
+
+ +
+

See also (also)back to top

+
+ "a word having a loose or fuzzy semantic relation to another word" + + + + + +
symbol☞
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + +
  • sense–sense
    • +
reversealso
example(no example given)
+

Definition

+

‘See Also’ is a self-reciprocal link (the two directions of this +relation share the same meaning) — Concept-X relates to Concept-Y, and +Concept-Y relates to Concept-X.

+

It denotes a relation of related meaning with another concept (going +beyond synonymy and similarity).

+

This link was originally used to relate adjectives, but we have +unconstrained this use, and we're making use of this link to relate +all parts-of-speech.

+

Examples

+

(no more examples)

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

Also known as fuzzynym

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="also"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
- 
 
+
 
 <Sense id="wn-sense-X" synset="wn-synset-X">
    <SenseRelation relType="also"
 		  target="wn-sense-Y"/>
  </Sense>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Princeton WordNet Relation Name - also see
Princeton WordNet Pointer - ^
PlWordNet Relation Name - inchoativity, iterativity, distributivity, anteriority
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module - also
- -
-
- -
-

State Of (state_of)back to top

-
- "Y is qualified by X" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - - -
-
reversebe_in_state
examplepoor/poor (a poor person)
-

Definition

-

A relation between two concepts where concept Y is qualified by concept X.

-

Examples

-

(no more examples)

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

In plWordNet it is a relation between lexical units. FCB: isn't this the same as attribute (but split into two directions)

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
Princeton WordNet Relation Name + also see
Princeton WordNet Pointer + ^
PlWordNet Relation Name + inchoativity, iterativity, distributivity, anteriority
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module + also
+ +
+
+ +
+

State Of (state_of)back to top

+
+ "Y is qualified by X" + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + + +
reversebe_in_state
examplepoor/poor (a poor person)
+

Definition

+

A relation between two concepts where concept Y is qualified by +concept X.

+

Examples

+

(no more examples)

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

In plWordNet it is a relation between lexical units. +FCB: isn't this the same as attribute (but split into two directions)

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="state_of"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Princeton WordNet Relation Name - attribute
Euro WordNet Relation Name - state_of
PlWordNet Relation Name - state
Interlingual Index Node - ⟪i35578⟫
- -
-
- -
-

Be In State (be_in_state)back to top

-
- "X is qualified by Y" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - - -
-
reversestate_of
examplepoor (a poor person)/poor
-

Definition

-

A relation between two concepts where concept X is qualified by concept Y.

-

X is qualified by Y.

-

Examples

-

(no more examples)

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

In plWordNet it is a relation between lexical units.

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
Princeton WordNet Relation Name + attribute
Euro WordNet Relation Name + state_of
PlWordNet Relation Name + state
Interlingual Index Node + ⟪i35578⟫
+ +
+
+ +
+

Be In State (be_in_state)back to top

+
+ "X is qualified by Y" + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + + +
reversestate_of
examplepoor (a poor person)/poor
+

Definition

+

A relation between two concepts where concept X is qualified by +concept Y.

+

X is qualified by Y.

+

Examples

+

(no more examples)

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

In plWordNet it is a relation between lexical units.

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="be_in_state"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- - - - - - - - - - - - -
Euro WordNet Relation Name - be_in_state
PlWordNet Relation Name - bearer of state
- -
-
- -
-

Causes (causes)back to top

-
- "any entity that produces an effect or is responsible for events or +

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + + + + + +
Euro WordNet Relation Name + be_in_state
PlWordNet Relation Name + bearer of state
+ +
+ + +
+

Causes (causes)back to top

+
+ "any entity that produces an effect or is responsible for events or results" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - - -
-
reverseis_caused_by
examplekill/die
-

Definition

-

A relation between two concepts where concept Y comes into existence as a result of concept X. Entailment is a relation that links two verbs, and it is currently unilateral — Verb-X causes Verb-Y, without a reciprocal or tracing link. - Causation presupposes/requires that some Verb-Y will, inevitably, take place during or after Verb-X (e.g. if Verb-X occurs, then Verb-Y will also occur).

-

While not exclusive to these types of verbs, many verbs that have both a transitive and an intransitive form will frequently be submitted to this relation.

-

Examples

-

(no more examples)

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

EUWN's definition of CAUSES is broader than that of PWN. It seems possible to just absorb PWN's links.

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+    
+      
+      
+      
+      
+    
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    
+	    
  • synset–synset
    • 
+	    
+	    
+	  
reverseis_caused_by
examplekill/die

+    
Definition

+    
A relation between two concepts where concept Y comes into existence
+as a result of concept X. Entailment is a relation that links two
+verbs, and it is currently unilateral — Verb-X causes Verb-Y, without
+a reciprocal or tracing link. Causation presupposes/requires that some
+Verb-Y will, inevitably, take place during or after Verb-X (e.g. if
+Verb-X occurs, then Verb-Y will also occur).

+
While not exclusive to these types of verbs, many verbs that have both
+a transitive and an intransitive form will frequently be submitted to
+this relation.

+    
Examples

+    
(no more examples)

+    
Tests

+    
(no tests defined)

+    
Comments

+    
EUWN's definition of CAUSES is broader than that of PWN. It
+seems possible to just absorb PWN's links.
XML

+    
In the XML
+	format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like
+      this:
 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="causes"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-

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Princeton WordNet Relation Name
-                                        cause
Princeton WordNet Pointer
-                                        >
Euro WordNet Relation Name
-                                        causes
PlWordNet Relation Name
-                                        causation
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module
-                                        caus
Interlingual Index Node
-                                        ⟪i35561⟫

-
-
-
- -
-

Is Caused By (is_caused_by)back to top

-
- "X comes about because of Y" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - - -
-
reversecauses
exampledie/kill
-

Definition

-

A relation between two concepts where concept X comes into existence as a result of concept Y.

-

Examples

-

(no more examples)

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

The 'is caused by' relation was missing from PWN before.

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
Princeton WordNet Relation Name + cause
Princeton WordNet Pointer + >
Euro WordNet Relation Name + causes
PlWordNet Relation Name + causation
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module + caus
Interlingual Index Node + ⟪i35561⟫
+ +
+
+ +
+

Is Caused By (is_caused_by)back to top

+
+ "X comes about because of Y" + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + + +
reversecauses
exampledie/kill
+

Definition

+

A relation between two concepts where concept X comes into existence +as a result of concept Y.

+

Examples

+

(no more examples)

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

The 'is caused by' relation was missing from PWN before.

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="is_caused_by"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- - - - - - - - - - - - -
Euro WordNet Relation Name - is_caused_by
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module - caus
- -
-
- -
-

Subevent (subevent)back to top

-
- "Y takes place during or as part of X, and whenever Y takes place, X takes place" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - - -
-
reverseis_subevent_of
examplesleep/snore
-

Definition

-

A relation between two concepts where concept Y takes place during or as part of concept X, and whenever concept Y takes place, concept X takes place.

-

Examples

-

(no more examples)

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

The EUWN CAUSES relation is broader than the PWN in such a way that it actually includes links that were linked as ENTAILMENT by the PWN (e.g. to suceed IS_CAUSED_BY to try; to try CAUSES succeed [non-factive, intention]). This means - that HAS_SUBVENT and IS_SUBVENT_OF should not include every relation marked as ENTAILMENT by the PWN.

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + + + + + +
Euro WordNet Relation Name + is_caused_by
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module + caus
+ +
+
+ +
+

Subevent (subevent)back to top

+
+ "Y takes place during or as part of X, and whenever Y takes place, X takes place" + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + + +
reverseis_subevent_of
examplesleep/snore
+

Definition

+

A relation between two concepts where concept Y takes place +during or as part of concept X, and whenever concept Y takes +place, concept X takes place.

+

Examples

+

(no more examples)

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

The EUWN CAUSES relation is broader than the PWN in such a +way that it actually includes links that were linked as +ENTAILMENT by the PWN (e.g. to suceed IS_CAUSED_BY to try; +to try CAUSES succeed [non-factive, intention]). This means +that HAS_SUBVENT and IS_SUBVENT_OF should not include every +relation marked as ENTAILMENT by the PWN.

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="subevent"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Princeton WordNet Pointer - \*
Euro WordNet Relation Name - has_subevent
PlWordNet Relation Name - verbal_holonymy
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module - enta
- -
-
- -
-

Is Subevent Of (is_subevent_of)back to top

-
- "X takes place during or as part of Y, and whenever X takes place, Y takes place" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - - -
-
reversesubevent
examplesnore/sleep
-

Definition

-

A relation between two concepts where concept X takes place during or as part of concept Y, and whenever concept X takes place, concept Y takes place.

-

Examples

-

(no more examples)

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

(no comments)

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
Princeton WordNet Pointer + \*
Euro WordNet Relation Name + has_subevent
PlWordNet Relation Name + verbal_holonymy
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module + enta
+ +
+
+ +
+

Is Subevent Of (is_subevent_of)back to top

+
+ "X takes place during or as part of Y, and whenever X takes place, Y takes place" + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + + +
reversesubevent
examplesnore/sleep
+

Definition

+

A relation between two concepts where concept X takes place +during or as part of concept Y, and whenever concept X takes +place, concept Y takes place.

+

Examples

+

(no more examples)

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

(no comments)

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="is_subevent_of"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Euro WordNet Relation Name - is_subevent_of
PlWordNet Relation Name - verbal_meronymy
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module - enta
- -
-
- -
-

Manner Of (manner_of)back to top

-
- "X qualifies the manner in which an action or event expressed by Y takes place" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - - -
-
reversein_manner
examplenoisely/slurp
-

Definition

-

A relation between two concepts where concept X qualifies the manner in which an action or event expressed by concept Y takes place.

-

Examples

-

(no more examples)

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

(no comments)

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
Euro WordNet Relation Name + is_subevent_of
PlWordNet Relation Name + verbal_meronymy
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module + enta
+ +
+
+ +
+

Manner Of (manner_of)back to top

+
+ "X qualifies the manner in which an action or event expressed by Y takes place" + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + + +
reversein_manner
examplenoisely/slurp
+

Definition

+

A relation between two concepts where concept X qualifies +the manner in which an action or event expressed by concept +Y takes place.

+

Examples

+

(no more examples)

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

(no comments)

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="manner_of"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Euro WordNet Relation Name - manner_of
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module - enta
Interlingual Index Node - ⟪i62791⟫
- -
-
- -
-

In Manner (in_manner)back to top

-
- "Y qualifies the manner in which an action or event expressed by X takes place" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - - -
-
reversemanner_of
exampleslurp/noisely
-

Definition

-

A relation between two concepts where concept Y qualifies the manner in which an action or event expressed by concept X takes place.

-

Examples

-

(no more examples)

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

(no comments)

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
Euro WordNet Relation Name + manner_of
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module + enta
Interlingual Index Node + ⟪i62791⟫
+ +
+
+ +
+

In Manner (in_manner)back to top

+
+ "Y qualifies the manner in which an action or event expressed by X takes place" + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + + +
reversemanner_of
exampleslurp/noisely
+

Definition

+

A relation between two concepts where concept Y qualifies +the manner in which an action or event expressed by concept +X takes place.

+

Examples

+

(no more examples)

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

(no comments)

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="in_manner"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- - - - - - - - - - - - -
Euro WordNet Relation Name - in_manner
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module - enta
- -
-
- -
-

Attribute (attribute)back to top

-
- "an abstraction belonging to or characteristic of an entity" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - - -
-
reverseattribute
example(no example given)
-

Definition

-

A relation between nominal and adjectival concepts where the concept X is an attribute of concept Y. ‘Attributes’ is a self-reciprocal link (the two directions of this relation share the same meaning) — Concept-X attributes to Concept-Y, - and Concept-Y attributes to Concept-X. -

-

It denotes a relation between a noun and its adjectival attributes, and vice-versa — for this reason it should only link adjectives to nouns and vice-versa.

-

Examples

-

-

    -
  • fertile (01001689-a) ATTRIBUTES: fertility (14051494-n)
    • -
  • fertility (14051494-n) ATTRIBUTES: fertile (01001689-a)
    • -
-

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

In plWN Value_of_the_attribute is a unilateral relation from adjectives to nouns.

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + + + + + +
Euro WordNet Relation Name + in_manner
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module + enta
+ +
+
+ +
+

Attribute (attribute)back to top

+
+ "an abstraction belonging to or characteristic of an entity" + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + + +
reverseattribute
example(no example given)
+

Definition

+

A relation between nominal and adjectival concepts where the concept X +is an attribute of concept Y. ‘Attributes’ is a self-reciprocal link +(the two directions of this relation share the same meaning) — +Concept-X attributes to Concept-Y, and Concept-Y attributes to +Concept-X.

+

It denotes a relation between a noun and its adjectival attributes, +and vice-versa — for this reason it should only link adjectives to +nouns and vice-versa.

+

Examples

+

    +
  • fertile (01001689-a) ATTRIBUTES: fertility (14051494-n)
    • +
  • fertility (14051494-n) ATTRIBUTES: fertile (01001689-a)
    • +

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

In plWN Value_of_the_attribute is a unilateral relation from +adjectives to nouns.

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="attribute"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Princeton WordNet Relation Name - attribute
Princeton WordNet Pointer - =
PlWordNet Relation Name - value_of_the_attribute
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module - attr
Interlingual Index Node - ⟪i35577⟫
- -
-
- -
-

Restricts (restricts)back to top

-
- "A relation between an adjectival X (quantifier/determiner) and a nominal (pronominal) Y" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - - -
-
reverserestricted_by
example(no example given)
-

Definition

-

A relation between an adjectival concept X (quantifier/determiner) and a nominal (pronominal) concept Y.

-

Examples

-

(no more examples)

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

This would work for features like 'medial' or 'proximal' in pronouns, or 'every' in everybody, or 'male' for male personal pronouns, but not masculine agreeement in gendered languages. This relation will include some things that are - now marked as domain usage. (to be corrected soon'ish)

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
Princeton WordNet Relation Name + attribute
Princeton WordNet Pointer + =
PlWordNet Relation Name + value_of_the_attribute
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module + attr
Interlingual Index Node + ⟪i35577⟫
+ +
+
+ +
+

Restricts (restricts)back to top

+
+ "A relation between an adjectival X (quantifier/determiner) and a nominal (pronominal) Y" + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + + +
reverserestricted_by
example(no example given)
+

Definition

+

A relation between an adjectival concept X (quantifier/determiner) and +a nominal (pronominal) concept Y.

+

Examples

+

(no more examples)

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

This would work for features like 'medial' or 'proximal' in +pronouns, or 'every' in everybody, or 'male' for male +personal pronouns, but not masculine agreeement in gendered +languages. This relation will include some things that are +now marked as domain usage. (to be corrected soon'ish)

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="restricts"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- - - - - - - - -
Interlingual Index Node - ⟪i22888⟫
- -
-
- -
-

Restricted By (restricted_by)back to top

-
- "A relation between nominal (pronominal) Y and an adjectival X (quantifier/determiner)" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - - -
-
reverserestricts
example(no example given)
-

Definition

-

A relation between nominal (pronominal) concept Y and an adjectival concept X (quantifier/determiner).

-

Examples

-

-

    -
  • this-a (77000061-a) QUANTIFIES [qant] this-n (77000061-n)
    • -
  • this-n (77000061-n) QUANTIFIER: [hasq] this-a (77000061-a)
    • -
-

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

(no comments)

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + +
Interlingual Index Node + ⟪i22888⟫
+ +
+
+ +
+

Restricted By (restricted_by)back to top

+
+ "A relation between nominal (pronominal) Y and an adjectival X (quantifier/determiner)" + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + + +
reverserestricts
example(no example given)
+

Definition

+

A relation between nominal (pronominal) concept Y and an +adjectival concept X (quantifier/determiner).

+

Examples

+

    +
  • this-a (77000061-a) QUANTIFIES [qant] this-n (77000061-n)
    • +
  • this-n (77000061-n) QUANTIFIER: [hasq] this-a (77000061-a)
    • +

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

(no comments)

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="restricted_by"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- -

(no project names defined)

- -
-
- -
-

Classifies (classifies)back to top

-
- "A relation between a classifier X and Y" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - - -
-
reverseclassified_by
example(no example given)
-

Definition

-

A relation between a classifier concept X and concept Y. A relation between a classifier X and Y

-

Examples

-

(no more examples)

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

currently we only have links for nominal concepts, but we will do it for other POS (e.g. v)

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ +

(no project names defined)

+ +
+
+ +
+

Classifies (classifies)back to top

+
+ "A relation between a classifier X and Y" + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + + +
reverseclassified_by
example(no example given)
+

Definition

+

A relation between a classifier concept X and concept Y. A relation +between a classifier X and Y

+

Examples

+

(no more examples)

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

currently we only have links for nominal concepts, but we +will do it for other POS (e.g. v)

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="classifies"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- - - - - - - - -
Interlingual Index Node - ⟪i25399⟫
- -
-
- -
-

Classified By (classified_by)back to top

-
- "A relation between Y and a classifier X" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - - -
-
reverseclassifies
example(no example given)
-

Definition

-

A relation between concept Y and a classifier concept X. A relation between Y and a classifier X

-

Examples

-

(no more examples)

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

(no comments)

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + +
Interlingual Index Node + ⟪i25399⟫
+ +
+
+ +
+

Classified By (classified_by)back to top

+
+ "A relation between Y and a classifier X" + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + + +
reverseclassifies
example(no example given)
+

Definition

+

A relation between concept Y and a classifier concept X. A relation +between Y and a classifier X

+

Examples

+

(no more examples)

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

(no comments)

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="classified_by"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- - - - - - - - -
Interlingual Index Node - ⟪i25002⟫
- -
-
- -
-

Entails (entails)back to top

-
- "impose, involve, or imply as a necessary accompaniment or result" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - - -
-
reverseis_entailed_by
example(no example given)
-

Definition

-

Entailment is a relation that links two verbs, and it is currently unilateral — Verb-X entails Verb-Y, without a reciprocal or tracing link. This relation presupposes/requires a semantic restriction in which Verb-Y has to take place - before or during Verb-X.

-

Examples

-

(no more examples)

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

(no comments)

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + +
Interlingual Index Node + ⟪i25002⟫
+ +
+
+ +
+

Entails (entails)back to top

+
+ "impose, involve, or imply as a necessary accompaniment or result" + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + + +
reverseis_entailed_by
example(no example given)
+

Definition

+

Entailment is a relation that links two verbs, and it is currently +unilateral — Verb-X entails Verb-Y, without a reciprocal or tracing +link. This relation presupposes/requires a semantic restriction in +which Verb-Y has to take place before or during Verb-X.

+

Examples

+

(no more examples)

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

(no comments)

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="entails"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Princeton WordNet Relation Name - entailment
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module - participle
Interlingual Index Node - ⟪i34846⟫
- -
-
- -
-

Is Entailed By (is_entailed_by)back to top

-
- "Opposite of entails" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - - -
-
reverseentails
example(no example given)
-

Definition

-

(no definition)

-

Examples

-

(no more examples)

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

(no comments)

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
Princeton WordNet Relation Name + entailment
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module + participle
Interlingual Index Node + ⟪i34846⟫
+ +
+
+ +
+

Is Entailed By (is_entailed_by)back to top

+
+ "Opposite of entails" + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + + +
reverseentails
example(no example given)
+

Definition

+

(no definition)

+

Examples

+

(no more examples)

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

(no comments)

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="is_entailed_by"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- - - - - - - - -
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module - participle
- -
-
- -
-

Domain (domain)back to top

-
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - - -
-
reversehas_domain
example(no example given)
-

Definition

-

(no definition)

-

Examples

-

(no more examples)

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

(no comments)

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + +
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module + participle
+ +
+
+ +
+

Domain (domain)back to top

+
+ + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + + +
reversehas_domain
example(no example given)
+

Definition

+

(no definition)

+

Examples

+

(no more examples)

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

(no comments)

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="domain"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- -

(no project names defined)

- -
-
- -
-

In Domain (has_domain)back to top

-
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - - -
-
reversedomain
example(no example given)
-

Definition

-

(no definition)

-

Examples

-

(no more examples)

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

(no comments)

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ +

(no project names defined)

+ +
+
+ +
+

In Domain (has_domain)back to top

+
+ + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + + +
reversedomain
example(no example given)
+

Definition

+

(no definition)

+

Examples

+

(no more examples)

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

(no comments)

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="has_domain"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- -

(no project names defined)

- -
-
- -
-

Domain Topic (domain_topic)back to top

-
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • -
  • sense–synset
    • -
  • sense–sense
    • -
-
reversehas_domain_topic
example(no example given)
-

Definition

-

A relation between two concepts where Y is a scientific domain (e.g. computing, sport, biology, etc.) of concept X.

-

Examples

-

(no more examples)

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

(no comments)

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ +

(no project names defined)

+ +
+
+ +
+

Domain Topic (domain_topic)back to top

+
+ + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • +
  • sense–synset
    • +
  • sense–sense
    • +
reversehas_domain_topic
example(no example given)
+

Definition

+

A relation between two concepts where Y is a scientific +domain (e.g. computing, sport, biology, etc.) of concept X.

+

Examples

+

(no more examples)

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

(no comments)

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="domain_topic"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
- 
 
+
 
 <Sense id="wn-sense-X" synset="wn-synset-X">
    <SenseRelation relType="domain_topic"
 		  target="wn-sense-Y"/>
  </Sense>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Princeton WordNet Relation Name - domain category
Princeton WordNet Pointer - ;c
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module - Domain of synset - TOPIC
- -
-
- -
-

Has Domain Topic (has_domain_topic)back to top

-
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - -
  • sense–sense
    • -
-
reversedomain_topic
example(no example given)
-

Definition

-

A relation between two concepts where X is a scientific domain (e.g. computing, sport, biology, etc.) of concept Y.

-

Examples

-

(no more examples)

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

(no comments)

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
Princeton WordNet Relation Name + domain category
Princeton WordNet Pointer + ;c
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module + Domain of synset - TOPIC
+ +
+
+ +
+

Has Domain Topic (has_domain_topic)back to top

+
+ + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + +
  • sense–sense
    • +
reversedomain_topic
example(no example given)
+

Definition

+

A relation between two concepts where X is a scientific +domain (e.g. computing, sport, biology, etc.) of concept Y.

+

Examples

+

(no more examples)

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

(no comments)

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="has_domain_topic"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
- 
 
+
 
 <Sense id="wn-sense-X" synset="wn-synset-X">
    <SenseRelation relType="has_domain_topic"
 		  target="wn-sense-Y"/>
  </Sense>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- - - - - - - - - - - - -
Princeton WordNet Pointer - -c
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module - dmtc
- -
-
- -
-

Domain Region (domain_region)back to top

-
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • -
  • sense–synset
    • -
  • sense–sense
    • -
-
reversehas_domain_region
example(no example given)
-

Definition

-

A relation between two concepts where Y is a geographical / cultural domain of concept X. Domain(Region) and Domain-Term(Region) is a paired relation between terms/concepts of any part-of-speech and a related geographical region.

-

Examples

-

(no more examples)

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

We also agreed to change the name for these (to include both geographical and cultural regions)! But I'm not sure to what... -

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + + + + + +
Princeton WordNet Pointer + -c
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module + dmtc
+ +
+
+ +
+

Domain Region (domain_region)back to top

+
+ + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • +
  • sense–synset
    • +
  • sense–sense
    • +
reversehas_domain_region
example(no example given)
+

Definition

+

A relation between two concepts where Y is a geographical / cultural +domain of concept X. Domain(Region) and Domain-Term(Region) is a +paired relation between terms/concepts of any part-of-speech and a +related geographical region.

+

Examples

+

(no more examples)

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

We also agreed to change the name for these (to include both +geographical and cultural regions)! But I'm not sure to +what...

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="domain_region"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
- 
 
+
 
 <Sense id="wn-sense-X" synset="wn-synset-X">
    <SenseRelation relType="domain_region"
 		  target="wn-sense-Y"/>
  </Sense>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Princeton WordNet Relation Name - Domain of synset - REGION
Princeton WordNet Pointer - ;r
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module - dmnr
- -
-
- -
-

Has Domain Region (has_domain_region)back to top

-
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - -
  • sense–sense
    • -
-
reversedomain_region
example(no example given)
-

Definition

-

A relation between two concepts where X is a geographical / cultural domain of concept Y.

-

Examples

-

(no more examples)

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

We have discussed changing the name for these (as they include both geographical and cultural regions). But we have not yet come up with a good name.

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
Princeton WordNet Relation Name + Domain of synset - REGION
Princeton WordNet Pointer + ;r
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module + dmnr
+ +
+
+ +
+

Has Domain Region (has_domain_region)back to top

+
+ + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + +
  • sense–sense
    • +
reversedomain_region
example(no example given)
+

Definition

+

A relation between two concepts where X is a geographical / +cultural domain of concept Y.

+

Examples

+

(no more examples)

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

We have discussed changing the name for these (as they include both +geographical and cultural regions). But we have not yet come up with +a good name.

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="has_domain_region"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
- 
 
+
 
 <Sense id="wn-sense-X" synset="wn-synset-X">
    <SenseRelation relType="has_domain_region"
 		  target="wn-sense-Y"/>
  </Sense>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- - - - - - - - - - - - -
Princeton WordNet Pointer - -r
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module - dmtr
- -
-
- -
-

Exemplifies (exemplifies)back to top

-
- "clarify by giving an example of" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • -
  • sense–synset
    • -
  • sense–sense
    • -
-
reverseis_exemplified_by
example(no example given)
-

Definition

-

A relation between two concepts where Y is a type of concept X. such as idiom, honorific or classifier.

-

Examples

-

(no more examples)

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

The name was changed from "Domain of synset - USAGE" as we found it too different from the standard meaning of domain.

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + + + + + +
Princeton WordNet Pointer + -r
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module + dmtr
+ +
+
+ +
+

Exemplifies (exemplifies)back to top

+
+ "clarify by giving an example of" + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • +
  • sense–synset
    • +
  • sense–sense
    • +
reverseis_exemplified_by
example(no example given)
+

Definition

+

A relation between two concepts where Y is a type of concept +X. such as idiom, honorific or classifier.

+

Examples

+

(no more examples)

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

The name was changed from "Domain of synset - USAGE" as we found it +too different from the standard meaning of domain.

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="exemplifies"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
- 
 
+
 
 <Sense id="wn-sense-X" synset="wn-synset-X">
    <SenseRelation relType="exemplifies"
 		  target="wn-sense-Y"/>
  </Sense>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Princeton WordNet Relation Name - Domain of synset - USAGE
Princeton WordNet Pointer - ;u
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module - dmnu
Interlingual Index Node - ⟪i26682⟫
- -
-
- -
-

Is Exemplified By (is_exemplified_by)back to top

-
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - -
  • sense–sense
    • -
-
reverseexemplifies
example(no example given)
-

Definition

-

A relation between two concepts where A is an example of the type B.

-

Examples

-

(no more examples)

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

We agreed to change the name for these with Christiane! We propose 'Exemplified_By'.

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
Princeton WordNet Relation Name + Domain of synset - USAGE
Princeton WordNet Pointer + ;u
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module + dmnu
Interlingual Index Node + ⟪i26682⟫
+ +
+
+ +
+

Is Exemplified By (is_exemplified_by)back to top

+
+ + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + +
  • sense–sense
    • +
reverseexemplifies
example(no example given)
+

Definition

+

A relation between two concepts where A is an example of the type B.

+

Examples

+

(no more examples)

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

We agreed to change the name for these with Christiane! We +propose 'Exemplified_By'.

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="is_exemplified_by"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
- 
 
+
 
 <Sense id="wn-sense-X" synset="wn-synset-X">
    <SenseRelation relType="is_exemplified_by"
 		  target="wn-sense-Y"/>
  </Sense>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Princeton WordNet Relation Name - domain term usage
Princeton WordNet Pointer - -u
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module - dmtu
- -
-
- -
-

Role (role)back to top

-
- "X is typically involved in the action or event expressed by Y" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - - -
-
reverseinvolved
example(no example given)
-

Definition

-

X Role Y: A relation between two concepts where concept X is typically involved in the action or event expressed by concept Y. It is the supertype of agent, instrument, - patient, result, - location, direction, target_direction, and - source_direction.

-

Examples

-

-

    -
  • hammer role to hammer
    • -
-

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

In plWordNet it is a relation between lexical units.

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
Princeton WordNet Relation Name + domain term usage
Princeton WordNet Pointer + -u
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module + dmtu
+ +
+
+ +
+

Role (role)back to top

+
+ "X is typically involved in the action or event expressed by Y" + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + + +
reverseinvolved
example(no example given)
+

Definition

+

X Role Y: A relation between two concepts where concept X is typically +involved in the action or event expressed by concept Y. It is the +supertype of agent, instrument, patient, result, +location, direction, target_direction, and +source_direction.

+

Examples

+

    +
  • hammer role to hammer
    • +

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

In plWordNet it is a relation between lexical units.

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="role"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Euro WordNet Relation Name - role
PlWordNet Relation Name - role_unspecified subtype and role_time
Interlingual Index Node - ⟪i64041⟫
- -
-
- -
-

Involved (involved)back to top

-
- "Y is typically involved in the action or event expressed by X" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - - -
-
reverserole
example(no example given)
-

Definition

-

Y involved X: A relation between two concepts where concept Y is typically involved in the action or event expressed by concept X. Involved is the supertype of involved_agent, - involved_patient, involved_result, involved_instrument, - involved_location, involved_direction, - involved_target_direction, and involved_source_direction.

-

Examples

-

-

    -
  • to hammer involved hammer
    • -
-

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

In plWordNet it is a relation between lexical units.

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
Euro WordNet Relation Name + role
PlWordNet Relation Name + role_unspecified subtype and role_time
Interlingual Index Node + ⟪i64041⟫
+ +
+
+ +
+

Involved (involved)back to top

+
+ "Y is typically involved in the action or event expressed by X" + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + + +
reverserole
example(no example given)
+

Definition

+

Y involved X: A relation between two concepts where concept Y is +typically involved in the action or event expressed by concept +X. Involved is the supertype of involved_agent, +involved_patient, involved_result, involved_instrument, +involved_location, involved_direction, +involved_target_direction, and involved_source_direction.

+

Examples

+

    +
  • to hammer involved hammer
    • +

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

In plWordNet it is a relation between lexical units.

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="involved"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Euro WordNet Relation Name - involved
PlWordNet Relation Name - unspecified subtype, time and causation inclusion
Interlingual Index Node - ⟪i8315⟫
- -
-
- -
-

Agent (agent)back to top

-
- "X is typically the agent of the action expressed by Y" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - - -
-
reverseinvolved_agent
example(no example given)
-

Definition

-

X Role Y: (A/an) X is the one/that who/which does the Y, typically intentionally. X is typically the agent of the action expressed by Y

-

Examples

-

-

    -
  • teacher agent to teach
    • -
-

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

In plWordNet it is a relation between lexical units.

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
Euro WordNet Relation Name + involved
PlWordNet Relation Name + unspecified subtype, time and causation inclusion
Interlingual Index Node + ⟪i8315⟫
+ +
+
+ +
+

Agent (agent)back to top

+
+ "X is typically the agent of the action expressed by Y" + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + + +
reverseinvolved_agent
example(no example given)
+

Definition

+

X Role Y: (A/an) X is the one/that who/which does the Y, typically +intentionally. X is typically the agent of the action expressed by Y

+

Examples

+

    +
  • teacher agent to teach
    • +

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

In plWordNet it is a relation between lexical units.

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="agent"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Euro WordNet Relation Name - role_agent
PlWordNet Relation Name - role_agent
Interlingual Index Node - ⟪i69754⟫
- -
-
- -
-

Involved Agent (involved_agent)back to top

-
- "Y is typically the agent of the action expressed by X" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - - -
-
reverseagent
exampleteach/teacher
-

Definition

-

Y involved X: A relation between two concepts where concept Y is typically the agent of the action expressed by concept X.

-

Examples

-

-

    -
  • to teach involved_agent teacher
    • -
-

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

In plWordNet it is a relation between lexical units.

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
Euro WordNet Relation Name + role_agent
PlWordNet Relation Name + role_agent
Interlingual Index Node + ⟪i69754⟫
+ +
+
+ +
+

Involved Agent (involved_agent)back to top

+
+ "Y is typically the agent of the action expressed by X" + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + + +
reverseagent
exampleteach/teacher
+

Definition

+

Y involved X: A relation between two concepts where concept Y is typically +the agent of the action expressed by concept X.

+

Examples

+

    +
  • to teach involved_agent teacher
    • +

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

In plWordNet it is a relation between lexical units.

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="involved_agent"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- - - - - - - - - - - - -
Euro WordNet Relation Name - involved_agent
PlWordNet Relation Name - agent inclusion
- -
-
- -
-

Patient (patient)back to top

-
- "X is the patient undergoing an action or event expressed by Y" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - - -
-
reverseinvolved_patient
example(no example given)
-

Definition

-

X Role Y: (A/an) X is the one/that who/which undergoes the Y.

-

Examples

-

-

    -
  • learner patient to learn
    • -
-

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

In plWordNet it is a relation between lexical units.

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + + + + + +
Euro WordNet Relation Name + involved_agent
PlWordNet Relation Name + agent inclusion
+ +
+
+ +
+

Patient (patient)back to top

+
+ "X is the patient undergoing an action or event expressed by Y" + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + + +
reverseinvolved_patient
example(no example given)
+

Definition

+

X Role Y: (A/an) X is the one/that who/which undergoes the Y.

+

Examples

+

    +
  • learner patient to learn
    • +

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

In plWordNet it is a relation between lexical units.

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="patient"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Euro WordNet Relation Name - role_patient
PlWordNet Relation Name - role_patient
Interlingual Index Node - ⟪i69753⟫
- -
-
- -
-

Involved Patient (involved_patient)back to top

-
- "Y is typically the patient un-dergoing an action or event expressed by X" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - - -
-
reversepatient
exampleteach/learner
-

Definition

-

Y involved X: A relation between two concepts where concept B is typically the patient undergoing an action or event expressed by concept A.

-

Examples

-

(no more examples)

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

In plWordNet it is a relation between lexical units.

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
Euro WordNet Relation Name + role_patient
PlWordNet Relation Name + role_patient
Interlingual Index Node + ⟪i69753⟫
+ +
+
+ +
+

Involved Patient (involved_patient)back to top

+
+ "Y is typically the patient un-dergoing an action or event expressed by X" + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + + +
reversepatient
exampleteach/learner
+

Definition

+

Y involved X: A relation between two concepts where concept B is +typically the patient undergoing an action or event expressed by +concept A.

+

Examples

+

(no more examples)

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

In plWordNet it is a relation between lexical units.

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="involved_patient"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- - - - - - - - - - - - -
Euro WordNet Relation Name - involved_patient
PlWordNet Relation Name - patient inclusion
- -
-
- -
-

Result (result)back to top

-
- "X comes into existence as a result of Y" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - - -
-
reverseinvolved_result
example(no example given)
-

Definition

-

X Role Y: (A/an) X is comes into existence as a result of Y or, (A/an) X is the result of Y or, (A/an) X is created by Y.

-

Examples

-

-

    -
  • crystal result to crystalize
    • -
-

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

In plWordNet it is a relation between lexical units.

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + + + + + +
Euro WordNet Relation Name + involved_patient
PlWordNet Relation Name + patient inclusion
+ +
+
+ +
+

Result (result)back to top

+
+ "X comes into existence as a result of Y" + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + + +
reverseinvolved_result
example(no example given)
+

Definition

+

X Role Y: (A/an) X is comes into existence as a result of Y or, (A/an) +X is the result of Y or, (A/an) X is created by Y.

+

Examples

+

    +
  • crystal result to crystalize
    • +

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

In plWordNet it is a relation between lexical units.

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="result"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Euro WordNet Relation Name - role_result
PlWordNet Relation Name - role_result
Interlingual Index Node - ⟪i69759⟫
- -
-
- -
-

Involved Result (involved_result)back to top

-
- "Y comes into existence as a result of X" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - - -
-
reverseresult
examplefreeze/ice
-

Definition

-

Y involved X: A relation between two concepts where concept B comes into existence as a result of concept A.

-

Examples

-

(no more examples)

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

In plWordNet it is a relation between lexical units.

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
Euro WordNet Relation Name + role_result
PlWordNet Relation Name + role_result
Interlingual Index Node + ⟪i69759⟫
+ +
+
+ +
+

Involved Result (involved_result)back to top

+
+ "Y comes into existence as a result of X" + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + + +
reverseresult
examplefreeze/ice
+

Definition

+

Y involved X: A relation between two concepts where concept B comes +into existence as a result of concept A.

+

Examples

+

(no more examples)

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

In plWordNet it is a relation between lexical units.

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="involved_result"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- - - - - - - - - - - - -
Euro WordNet Relation Name - involved_result
PlWordNet Relation Name - result inclusion
- -
-
- -
-

Instrument (instrument)back to top

-
- "X is the instrument necessary for the action or event expressed by Y" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - - -
-
reverseinvolved_instrument
example(no example given)
-

Definition

-

X Role Y: (A/an) X is either i) the instrument that or ii) what is used to Y (with)

-

Examples

-

-

    -
  • hammer instrument to hammer
    • -
  • sail instrument to sail
    • -
  • pen instrument to write
    • -
  • ink instrument to write
    • -
  • paper instrument to write
    • -
-

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

In plWordNet it is a relation between lexical units.

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + + + + + +
Euro WordNet Relation Name + involved_result
PlWordNet Relation Name + result inclusion
+ +
+
+ +
+

Instrument (instrument)back to top

+
+ "X is the instrument necessary for the action or event expressed by Y" + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + + +
reverseinvolved_instrument
example(no example given)
+

Definition

+

X Role Y: (A/an) X is either i) the instrument that or ii) what is +used to Y (with)

+

Examples

+

    +
  • hammer instrument to hammer
    • +
  • sail instrument to sail
    • +
  • pen instrument to write
    • +
  • ink instrument to write
    • +
  • paper instrument to write
    • +

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

In plWordNet it is a relation between lexical units.

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="instrument"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Euro WordNet Relation Name - role_instrument
PlWordNet Relation Name - role_instrument
Interlingual Index Node - ⟪i69756⟫
- -
-
- -
-

Involved Instrument (involved_instrument)back to top

-
- "Y is typically the instrument necessary for the action or event expressed by X" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - - -
-
reverseinstrument
examplepaint/paint-brush
-

Definition

-

Y involved X: A relation between two concepts where concept B is typically the instrument necessary for the action or event expressed by concept A.

-

Examples

-

(no more examples)

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

In plWordNet it is a relation between lexical units.

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
Euro WordNet Relation Name + role_instrument
PlWordNet Relation Name + role_instrument
Interlingual Index Node + ⟪i69756⟫
+ +
+
+ +
+

Involved Instrument (involved_instrument)back to top

+
+ "Y is typically the instrument necessary for the action or event expressed by X" + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + + +
reverseinstrument
examplepaint/paint-brush
+

Definition

+

Y involved X: A relation between two concepts where concept B is +typically the instrument necessary for the action or event expressed +by concept A.

+

Examples

+

(no more examples)

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

In plWordNet it is a relation between lexical units.

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="involved_instrument"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- - - - - - - - - - - - -
Euro WordNet Relation Name - involved_instrument
PlWordNet Relation Name - instrument inclusion
- -
-
- -
-

Location (location)back to top

-
- "X is the location where the action or event expressed by Y takes place" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - - -
-
reverseinvolved_location
example(no example given)
-

Definition

-

X Role Y: A relation between two concepts where concept X is the location where the action or event expressed by concept Y takes place.

-

Examples

-

-

    -
  • school location to teach
    • -
-

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

In plWordNet it is a relation between lexical units.

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + + + + + +
Euro WordNet Relation Name + involved_instrument
PlWordNet Relation Name + instrument inclusion
+ +
+
+ +
+

Location (location)back to top

+
+ "X is the location where the action or event expressed by Y takes place" + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + + +
reverseinvolved_location
example(no example given)
+

Definition

+

X Role Y: A relation between two concepts where concept X is the +location where the action or event expressed by concept Y takes place.

+

Examples

+

    +
  • school location to teach
    • +

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

In plWordNet it is a relation between lexical units.

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="location"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Euro WordNet Relation Name - role_location
PlWordNet Relation Name - role_location
Interlingual Index Node - ⟪i35580⟫
- -
-
- -
-

Involved Location (involved_location)back to top

-
- "Y is typically the location where the action or event expressed by X takes place" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - - -
-
reverselocation
exampleswim/water
-

Definition

-

Y involved X: A relation between two concepts where concept B is typically the location where the action or event expressed by concept A takes place.

-

Examples

-

(no more examples)

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

In plWordNet it is a relation between lexical units.

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
Euro WordNet Relation Name + role_location
PlWordNet Relation Name + role_location
Interlingual Index Node + ⟪i35580⟫
+ +
+
+ +
+

Involved Location (involved_location)back to top

+
+ "Y is typically the location where the action or event expressed by X takes place" + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + + +
reverselocation
exampleswim/water
+

Definition

+

Y involved X: A relation between two concepts where concept B is +typically the location where the action or event expressed by concept +A takes place.

+

Examples

+

(no more examples)

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

In plWordNet it is a relation between lexical units.

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="involved_location"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- - - - - - - - - - - - -
Euro WordNet Relation Name - involved_location
PlWordNet Relation Name - location inclusion
- -
-
- -
-

Direction (direction)back to top

-
- "X is typically the direction or location of the action or event expressed by Y" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - - -
-
reverseinvolved_direction
example(no example given)
-

Definition

-

X Role Y: A relation between two concepts where concept X is typically the direction or location of the action or event expressed by concept Y. It is possible to Y from/to/over/across/through a place (X)

-

Examples

-

-

    -
  • place direction pass
    • -
-

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

(no comments)

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + + + + + +
Euro WordNet Relation Name + involved_location
PlWordNet Relation Name + location inclusion
+ +
+
+ +
+

Direction (direction)back to top

+
+ "X is typically the direction or location of the action or event expressed by Y" + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + + +
reverseinvolved_direction
example(no example given)
+

Definition

+

X Role Y: A relation between two concepts where concept X is typically +the direction or location of the action or event expressed by concept +Y. It is possible to Y from/to/over/across/through a place (X)

+

Examples

+

    +
  • place direction pass
    • +

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

(no comments)

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="direction"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- - - - - - - - - - - - -
Euro WordNet Relation Name - role_direction
Interlingual Index Node - ⟪i82556⟫
- -
-
- -
-

Involved Direction (involved_direction)back to top

-
- "Y is typically the direction or location of the action or event expressed by X" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - - -
-
reversedirection
example(no example given)
-

Definition

-

Y involved X: A relation between two concepts where concept B is typically the direction or location of the action or event expressed by concept A.

-

Examples

-

(no more examples)

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

(no comments)

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + + + + + +
Euro WordNet Relation Name + role_direction
Interlingual Index Node + ⟪i82556⟫
+ +
+
+ +
+

Involved Direction (involved_direction)back to top

+
+ "Y is typically the direction or location of the action or event expressed by X" + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + + +
reversedirection
example(no example given)
+

Definition

+

Y involved X: A relation between two concepts where concept B is +typically the direction or location of the action or event expressed +by concept A.

+

Examples

+

(no more examples)

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

(no comments)

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="involved_direction"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- - - - - - - - -
Euro WordNet Relation Name - involved_direction
- -
-
- -
-

Target Direction (target_direction)back to top

-
- "X is the place to which the action or event expressed by Y leads" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - - -
-
reverseinvolved_target_direction
example(no example given)
-

Definition

-

X Role Y: (a/an/the) X is the place to which Ying happens / one Ys

-

Examples

-

-

    -
  • ground target_direction to collapse, to fall heavily
    • -
-

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

(no comments)

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + +
Euro WordNet Relation Name + involved_direction
+ +
+
+ +
+

Target Direction (target_direction)back to top

+
+ "X is the place to which the action or event expressed by Y leads" + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + + +
reverseinvolved_target_direction
example(no example given)
+

Definition

+

X Role Y: (a/an/the) X is the place to which Ying happens / one Ys

+

Examples

+

    +
  • ground target_direction to collapse, to fall heavily
    • +

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

(no comments)

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="target_direction"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- - - - - - - - - - - - -
Euro WordNet Relation Name - role_target_direction
Interlingual Index Node - ⟪i82007⟫
- -
-
- -
-

Involved Target Direction (involved_target_direction)back to top

-
- "Y is the place where the action or event expressed by X leads to" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - - -
-
reversetarget_direction
examplego back home/home
-

Definition

-

Y involved X: A relation between two concepts where concept B is the place where the action or event expressed by concept A leads to.

-

Examples

-

(no more examples)

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

(no comments)

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + + + + + +
Euro WordNet Relation Name + role_target_direction
Interlingual Index Node + ⟪i82007⟫
+ +
+
+ +
+

Involved Target Direction (involved_target_direction)back to top

+
+ "Y is the place where the action or event expressed by X leads to" + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + + +
reversetarget_direction
examplego back home/home
+

Definition

+

Y involved X: A relation between two concepts where concept B is the place +where the action or event expressed by concept A leads to.

+

Examples

+

(no more examples)

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

(no comments)

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="involved_target_direction"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- - - - - - - - -
Euro WordNet Relation Name - involved_target_direction
- -
-
- -
-

Source Direction (source_direction)back to top

-
- "X is the place from where the event expressed by Y begins" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - - -
-
reverseinvolved_source_direction
examplestart/race
-

Definition

-

X Role Y: A relation between two concepts where concept X is the place from where the action or event expressed by concept Y begins/starts/happens. -

-

Examples

-

-

    -
  • the start source_direction to race
    • -
-

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

(no comments)

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + +
Euro WordNet Relation Name + involved_target_direction
+ +
+
+ +
+

Source Direction (source_direction)back to top

+
+ "X is the place from where the event expressed by Y begins" + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + + +
reverseinvolved_source_direction
examplestart/race
+

Definition

+

X Role Y: A relation between two concepts where concept X is the place +from where the action or event expressed by concept Y +begins/starts/happens.

+

Examples

+

    +
  • the start source_direction to race
    • +

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

(no comments)

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="source_direction"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- - - - - - - - - - - - -
Euro WordNet Relation Name - role_source_direction
Interlingual Index Node - ⟪i81759⟫
- -
-
- -
-

Involved Source Direction (involved_source_direction)back to top

-
- "Y is the place from where the action or event expressed by X begins/starts/happens" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - - -
-
reversesource_direction
exampledisembark/ship
-

Definition

-

Y involved X: A relation between two concepts where concept B is the place from where the action or event expressed by concept A begins/starts/happens. -

-

Examples

-

(no more examples)

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

(no comments)

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + + + + + +
Euro WordNet Relation Name + role_source_direction
Interlingual Index Node + ⟪i81759⟫
+ +
+
+ +
+

Involved Source Direction (involved_source_direction)back to top

+
+ "Y is the place from where the action or event expressed by X begins/starts/happens" + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + + +
reversesource_direction
exampledisembark/ship
+

Definition

+

Y involved X: A relation between two concepts where concept B is the +place from where the action or event expressed by concept A +begins/starts/happens.

+

Examples

+

(no more examples)

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

(no comments)

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="involved_source_direction"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- - - - - - - - -
Euro WordNet Relation Name - involved_source_direction
- -
-
- -
-

Co Role (co_role)back to top

-
- "One concept undergoes an action in which the other concept is involved (bidirectional)" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - - -
-
reverseco_role
example(no example given)
-

Definition

-

A relation between two concepts where concept X undergoes an action in which concept Y is involved (bidirectional).

-

Examples

-

(no more examples)

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

(no comments)

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + +
Euro WordNet Relation Name + involved_source_direction
+ +
+
+ +
+

Co Role (co_role)back to top

+
+ "One concept undergoes an action in which the other concept is involved (bidirectional)" + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + + +
reverseco_role
example(no example given)
+

Definition

+

A relation between two concepts where concept X undergoes an action in +which concept Y is involved (bidirectional).

+

Examples

+

(no more examples)

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

(no comments)

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="co_role"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- - - - - - - - -
Euro WordNet Relation Name - co_role
- -
-
- -
-

Co Agent Patient (co_agent_patient)back to top

-
- "Y is the patient undergoing an action carried out by X" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - - -
-
reverseco_patient_agent
examplenovel writer/poet
-

Definition

-

A relation between two concepts where concept Y is the patient undergoing an action carried out by concept X.

-

Y is the patient undergoing an action carried out by X.

-

Examples

-

(no more examples)

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

(no comments)

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + +
Euro WordNet Relation Name + co_role
+ +
+
+ +
+

Co Agent Patient (co_agent_patient)back to top

+
+ "Y is the patient undergoing an action carried out by X" + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + + +
reverseco_patient_agent
examplenovel writer/poet
+

Definition

+

A relation between two concepts where concept Y is the patient +undergoing an action carried out by concept X.

+

Y is the patient undergoing an action carried out by X.

+

Examples

+

(no more examples)

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

(no comments)

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="co_agent_patient"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- - - - - - - - -
Euro WordNet Relation Name - co_agent_patient
- -
-
- -
-

Co Patient Agent (co_patient_agent)back to top

-
- "Y undergoes an action carried out by X" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - - -
-
reverseco_agent_patient
examplepoet/novel writer
-

Definition

-

A relation between two concepts where concept Y undergoes an action carried out by concept X.

-

Examples

-

(no more examples)

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

(no comments)

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + +
Euro WordNet Relation Name + co_agent_patient
+ +
+
+ +
+

Co Patient Agent (co_patient_agent)back to top

+
+ "Y undergoes an action carried out by X" + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + + +
reverseco_agent_patient
examplepoet/novel writer
+

Definition

+

A relation between two concepts where concept Y undergoes an action +carried out by concept X.

+

Examples

+

(no more examples)

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

(no comments)

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="co_patient_agent"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- - - - - - - - -
Euro WordNet Relation Name - co_patient_agent
- -
-
- -
-

Co Agent Instrument (co_agent_instrument)back to top

-
- "Y is the instrument used by X in a certain action" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - - -
-
reverseco_instrument_agent
example(no example given)
-

Definition

-

A relation between two concepts where concept Y is the instrument used by concept X in a certain action.

-

Y is the instrument used by X in a certain action

-

Examples

-

(no more examples)

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

(no comments)

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + +
Euro WordNet Relation Name + co_patient_agent
+ +
+
+ +
+

Co Agent Instrument (co_agent_instrument)back to top

+
+ "Y is the instrument used by X in a certain action" + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + + +
reverseco_instrument_agent
example(no example given)
+

Definition

+

A relation between two concepts where concept Y is the instrument used +by concept X in a certain action.

+

Y is the instrument used by X in a certain action

+

Examples

+

(no more examples)

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

(no comments)

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="co_agent_instrument"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- - - - - - - - -
Euro WordNet Relation Name - co_agent_instrument
- -
-
- -
-

Co Instrument Agent (co_instrument_agent)back to top

-
- "X is the instrument used by Y for a certain action" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - - -
-
reverseco_agent_instrument
exampleguitar/guitar player
-

Definition

-

A relation between two concepts where concept X is the instrument used by concept Y for a certain action.

-

Examples

-

(no more examples)

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

(no comments)

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + +
Euro WordNet Relation Name + co_agent_instrument
+ +
+
+ +
+

Co Instrument Agent (co_instrument_agent)back to top

+
+ "X is the instrument used by Y for a certain action" + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + + +
reverseco_agent_instrument
exampleguitar/guitar player
+

Definition

+

A relation between two concepts where concept X is the instrument used +by concept Y for a certain action.

+

Examples

+

(no more examples)

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

(no comments)

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="co_instrument_agent"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- - - - - - - - -
Euro WordNet Relation Name - co_instrument_agent
- -
-
- -
-

Co Agent Result (co_agent_result)back to top

-
- "Y is the result of an action carried out by X" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - - -
-
reverseco_result_agent
examplepastry dough/bread dough
-

Definition

-

A relation between two concepts where concept Y is the result of an action carried out by concept X.

-

Y is the result of an action carried out by X.

-

Examples

-

(no more examples)

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

(no comments)

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + +
Euro WordNet Relation Name + co_instrument_agent
+ +
+
+ +
+

Co Agent Result (co_agent_result)back to top

+
+ "Y is the result of an action carried out by X" + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + + +
reverseco_result_agent
examplepastry dough/bread dough
+

Definition

+

A relation between two concepts where concept Y is the result of an +action carried out by concept X.

+

Y is the result of an action carried out by X.

+

Examples

+

(no more examples)

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

(no comments)

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="co_agent_result"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- - - - - - - - -
Euro WordNet Relation Name - co_agent_result
- -
-
- -
-

Co Result Agent (co_result_agent)back to top

-
- "X is the result of an action carried out by Y" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - - -
-
reverseco_agent_result
examplebread dough/pastry dough
-

Definition

-

A relation between two concepts where concept X is the result of an action carried out by concept Y.

-

Examples

-

(no more examples)

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

(no comments)

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + +
Euro WordNet Relation Name + co_agent_result
+ +
+
+ +
+

Co Result Agent (co_result_agent)back to top

+
+ "X is the result of an action carried out by Y" + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + + +
reverseco_agent_result
examplebread dough/pastry dough
+

Definition

+

A relation between two concepts where concept X is the result of an +action carried out by concept Y.

+

Examples

+

(no more examples)

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

(no comments)

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="co_result_agent"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- - - - - - - - -
Euro WordNet Relation Name - co_result_agent
- -
-
- -
-

Co Patient Instrument (co_patient_instrument)back to top

-
- "X undergoes an action for which the instrument expressed by X is used" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - - -
-
reverseco_instrument_patient
exampleice/ice saw
-

Definition

-

A relation between two concepts where concept Y undergoes an action for which the instrument expressed by concept X is used.

-

Examples

-

(no more examples)

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

(no comments)

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + +
Euro WordNet Relation Name + co_result_agent
+ +
+
+ +
+

Co Patient Instrument (co_patient_instrument)back to top

+
+ "X undergoes an action for which the instrument expressed by X is used" + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + + +
reverseco_instrument_patient
exampleice/ice saw
+

Definition

+

A relation between two concepts where concept Y undergoes an action +for which the instrument expressed by concept X is used.

+

Examples

+

(no more examples)

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

(no comments)

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="co_patient_instrument"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- - - - - - - - -
Euro WordNet Relation Name - co_patient_instrument
- -
-
- -
-

Co Instrument Patient (co_instrument_patient)back to top

-
- "Y undergoes an action for which the instrument expressed by X is used" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - - -
-
reverseco_patient_instrument
exampleice saw/ice
-

Definition

-

A relation between two concepts where concept Y undergoes an action for which the instrument expressed by concept X is used.

-

Examples

-

(no more examples)

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

(no comments)

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + +
Euro WordNet Relation Name + co_patient_instrument
+ +
+
+ +
+

Co Instrument Patient (co_instrument_patient)back to top

+
+ "Y undergoes an action for which the instrument expressed by X is used" + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + + +
reverseco_patient_instrument
exampleice saw/ice
+

Definition

+

A relation between two concepts where concept Y undergoes an action +for which the instrument expressed by concept X is used.

+

Examples

+

(no more examples)

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

(no comments)

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="co_instrument_patient"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- - - - - - - - -
Euro WordNet Relation Name - co_instrument_patient
- -
-
- -
-

Co Result Instrument (co_result_instrument)back to top

-
- "X is the result of an action for which the instrument expressed by Y is used" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - - -
-
reverseco_instrument_result
examplephotograph/camera
-

Definition

-

A relation between two concepts where concept X is the result of an action for which the instrument expressed by concept Y is used.

-

Examples

-

(no more examples)

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

(no comments)

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + +
Euro WordNet Relation Name + co_instrument_patient
+ +
+
+ +
+

Co Result Instrument (co_result_instrument)back to top

+
+ "X is the result of an action for which the instrument expressed by Y is used" + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + + +
reverseco_instrument_result
examplephotograph/camera
+

Definition

+

A relation between two concepts where concept X is the result of an +action for which the instrument expressed by concept Y is used.

+

Examples

+

(no more examples)

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

(no comments)

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="co_result_instrument"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- - - - - - - - -
Euro WordNet Relation Name - co_result_instrument
- -
-
- -
-

Co Instrument Result (co_instrument_result)back to top

-
- "Y is the result of an action carried out by the instrument expressed by X" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - - -
-
reverseco_result_instrument
examplecamera/photograph
-

Definition

-

A relation between two concepts where concept Y is the result of an action carried out by the instrument expressed by concept X.

-

Examples

-

(no more examples)

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

(no comments)

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + +
Euro WordNet Relation Name + co_result_instrument
+ +
+
+ +
+

Co Instrument Result (co_instrument_result)back to top

+
+ "Y is the result of an action carried out by the instrument expressed by X" + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + + +
reverseco_result_instrument
examplecamera/photograph
+

Definition

+

A relation between two concepts where concept Y is the result of an +action carried out by the instrument expressed by concept X.

+

Examples

+

(no more examples)

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

(no comments)

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="co_instrument_result"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- - - - - - - - -
Euro WordNet Relation Name - co_instrument_result
- -
-
- -
-

Participle (participle)back to top

-
- "links from a participial adjective to a verb" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    - - -
  • sense–sense
    • -
-
reverse(no reverse relation defined)
exampleinteresting is the participial adjective from interest
-

Definition

-

A relation where X is a participial adjective and Y is the verb it is derived from

-

Examples

-

(no more examples)

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

These are not linked in the NLTK interface so are not shown in OMW 1.0 (or as far as I can see, anywhere FCB)

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

 
+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + +
Euro WordNet Relation Name + co_instrument_result
+ +
+
+ +
+

Participle (participle)back to top

+
+ "links from a participial adjective to a verb" + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    + + +
  • sense–sense
    • +
reverse(no reverse relation defined)
exampleinteresting is the participial adjective from interest
+

Definition

+

A relation where X is a participial adjective and Y is the verb it is derived from

+

Examples

+

(no more examples)

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

These are not linked in the NLTK interface so are not shown in OMW 1.0 (or as far as I can see, anywhere FCB)

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 
 <Sense id="wn-sense-X" synset="wn-synset-X">
    <SenseRelation relType="participle"
 		  target="wn-sense-Y"/>
  </Sense>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- -

(no project names defined)

- -
-
- -
-

Pertainym (pertainym)back to top

-
- "X is of or pertaining to Y" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol⊞
applicability -
    - - -
  • sense–sense
    • -
-
reverse(no reverse relation defined)
examplenaval has pertainym navy; slowly has pertainym slow
-

Definition

-

links a relational adjective X to the noun Y it is about, or an adverb X to the adjective it is about Y

-

Examples

-

lunar has pertainym moon - naval has pertainym navy; slowly has pertainym slow - English has pertainym England; - English has pertainym English "language"

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

(no comments)

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

 
+

Project-specific Names

+ +

(no project names defined)

+ +
+
+ +
+

Pertainym (pertainym)back to top

+
+ "X is of or pertaining to Y" + + + + + +
symbol⊞
applicability
    + + +
  • sense–sense
    • +
reverse(no reverse relation defined)
examplenaval has pertainym navy; slowly has pertainym slow
+

Definition

+

links a relational adjective X to the noun Y it is about, or an adverb X to the adjective it is about Y

+

Examples

+

lunar has pertainym moon +naval has pertainym navy; slowly has pertainym slow +English has pertainym England; +English has pertainym English "language"

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

(no comments)

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 
 <Sense id="wn-sense-X" synset="wn-synset-X">
    <SenseRelation relType="pertainym"
 		  target="wn-sense-Y"/>
  </Sense>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- -

(no project names defined)

- -
-
- -
-

Derivation (derivation)back to top

-
- "X is a derivationally related form of Y" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol⊳
applicability -
    - - -
  • sense–sense
    • -
-
reversederivation
exampleyearly is derivationally related to year
-

Definition

-

-

-
X is a derivationally related form of Y, this may be specialized
-
further. It includes zero derivations. Gnerally it is used for different syntactic categories that have the same root form and are semantically related. Wordnet does not say which is the baseform, the relationship is fully - reversible. -
-
-

-

Examples

-

yearly is derivationally related to year - want n is derivationally related to want v - wanter n is derivationally related to want v - provision n is derivationally related to provide v

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

(no comments)

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

 
+

Project-specific Names

+ +

(no project names defined)

+ +
+
+ +
+

Derivation (derivation)back to top

+
+ "X is a derivationally related form of Y" + + + + + +
symbol⊳
applicability
    + + +
  • sense–sense
    • +
reversederivation
exampleyearly is derivationally related to year
+

Definition

+

+
X is a derivationally related form of Y, this may be specialized
+
further. It includes zero derivations. Gnerally it is used for different +syntactic categories that have the same root form and are +semantically related. Wordnet does not say which is the baseform, +the relationship is fully reversible.
+

+

Examples

+

yearly is derivationally related to year +want n is derivationally related to want v +wanter n is derivationally related to want v +provision n is derivationally related to provide v

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

(no comments)

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 
 <Sense id="wn-sense-X" synset="wn-synset-X">
    <SenseRelation relType="derivation"
 		  target="wn-sense-Y"/>
  </Sense>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- -

(no project names defined)

- -
-
- - - - - - - - - - - - +

Project-specific Names

+ +

(no project names defined)

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + - \ No newline at end of file + diff --git a/gwadoc/doc_en.py b/gwadoc/doc_en.py index 62abb83..ea6f7ff 100644 --- a/gwadoc/doc_en.py +++ b/gwadoc/doc_en.py @@ -821,6 +821,23 @@ """ relations.meronym.ex.en = "hand/finger" relations.meronym.exe.en = """ + * *wheels* ``meronym`` *automobile* + * *crown* ``meronym`` *hat* + * *faces* ``meronym`` *people* + * *leaf* ``meronym`` *tree* +""" +relations.meronym.test.en=""" +Meronymy-relation between nouns (EWN test 21) + +=== = ====================================================== +yes a *A/an X makes up a part of A/an Y* +. . *A/an Y has A/an Xs* +. . *X is a meronym of "Y" if Xs are parts of Y(s)* +no b the converse of the (a) relations. +=== = ====================================================== + +Conditions: +- X and Y are concrete nouns and are interpreted generically. """ relations.meronym.com.en = """ This is an unspecified relation that covers all the @@ -841,6 +858,18 @@ """ relations.holonym.ex.en = "finger/hand" relations.holonym.exe.en = """ + * *face* ``holonym`` *eye* + * *body* ``holonym`` *arm, leg, heart* + * *word* ``holonym`` *letter* +""" +relations.holonym.test.en = """ +Holonymy-relation between nouns + +=== = ====================================================== +yes a *X is a holonym of Y if Ys are parts of Xs* +. . *X is a holonym of Y if Ys are members of Xs* +no b the converse of any of the (a) sentences. +=== = ====================================================== """ relations.holonym.com.en = """ This is an unspecified relation that covers all the From 9b868a245ba07a186b79394ea6abb622bddbd5a4 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: gconnect Date: Tue, 15 Sep 2020 13:01:46 +0100 Subject: [PATCH 2/7] Added more examples and test --- .gitignore | 2 + docs/index.html | 9882 ++++++++++++++++++++-------------------------- gwadoc/doc_en.py | 29 + 3 files changed, 4353 insertions(+), 5560 deletions(-) diff --git a/.gitignore b/.gitignore index 894a44c..f82a459 100644 --- a/.gitignore +++ b/.gitignore @@ -102,3 +102,5 @@ venv.bak/ # mypy .mypy_cache/ + +.idea/ diff --git a/docs/index.html b/docs/index.html index b45e8af..3f459e5 100644 --- a/docs/index.html +++ b/docs/index.html @@ -3,5922 +3,4684 @@ - + - - + + - Open Wordnet Documentation - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
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Open Wordnet Documentation

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- - -
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Table of Content

- -
- -
- -

Relations

-
-

Constitutive (constitutive)back to top

-
- "Core semantic relations that define synsets" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability(not directly applicable)
reverse(no reverse relation defined)
example(no example given)
-

Definition

-

-

Core semantic relations that define synsets.

-

We follow the discussion in [Maziarz:Piasecki:Szpakowicz:2013]

- - - - - - - - - - - -
[Maziarz:Piasecki:Szpakowicz:2013]The chicken-and-egg problem in wordnet design: synonymy, synsets and constitutive relations. Language Resources and Evaluation, 47(3), pp 769–79
-

-

Examples

-

(no more examples)

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

(no comments)

-

Project-specific Names

- -

(no project names defined)

- -
-
- -
-

Hyponym (hyponym)back to top

-
- "a word that is more specific than a given word" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol⊂
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - - -
-
reversehypernym
exampledog is a hyponym of animal
-

Definition

-

A relation between two concepts where concept B is a type of concept A.

-

Examples

-

-

    -
  • beef hyponym meat
    • -
  • pear hyponym edible fruit
    • -
  • dictionary hyponym wordbook
    • -
-

-

Tests

-

-

Hyponymy-relation between nouns (EWN test 9)

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
yesaA/an X is a/an Y with certain properties
..It is a X and therefore also a Y
..If it is a X then it must be a Y
nobthe converse of any of the (a) sentences.
-
-
Conditions:
-
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Hyperonymy/hyponymy between verb synsets (EWN test 11)

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yesato X is to Y + AdvP/AdjP/NP/PP
nobto Y is to X + AdvP/AdjP/NP/PP
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  • Y is a verb in the infinitive form
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Comments

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This is the fundamental relation, generally used for nouns and verbs. In plWordNet it is also extended to adjectives and adverbs.

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+    
Open Wordnet Documentation

+  

+  

+    
Contents

+

+  
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+
Relations

+

+  
Constitutive (constitutive)back to top

+  

+    "Core semantic relations that define synsets"
+    
+      
+      
+      
+      
+    
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability(not directly applicable)
reverse(no reverse relation defined)
example(no example given)

+    
Definition

+    
Core semantic relations that define synsets.

+
We follow the discussion in [Maziarz:Piasecki:Szpakowicz:2013]

+
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+
+
+
[Maziarz:Piasecki:Szpakowicz:2013]The chicken-and-egg problem in
+wordnet design: synonymy, synsets and constitutive relations.
+Language Resources and Evaluation, 47(3), pp 769–79

+    
Examples

+    
(no more examples)

+    
Tests

+    
(no tests defined)

+    
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+    
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Project-specific Names

+    
+    
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+    
+  

+

+
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+  
Hyponym (hyponym)back to top

+  

+    "a word that is more specific than a given word"
+    
+      
+      
+      
+      
+    
symbol⊂
applicability
    
+	    
  • synset–synset
    • 
+	    
+	    
+	  
reversehypernym
exampledog is a hyponym of animal

+    
Definition

+    
A relation between two concepts where concept B is a type of
+concept A.

+    
Examples

+    
    
+
  • beef hyponym meat
    • 
+
  • pear hyponym edible fruit
    • 
+
  • dictionary hyponym wordbook
    • 
+

+    
Tests

+    
Hyponymy-relation between nouns (EWN test 9)

+
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yesaA/an X is a/an Y with certain properties
..It is a X and therefore also a Y
..If it is a X then it must be a Y
nobthe converse of any of the (a) sentences.

+

+
Conditions:

+
    
+
  • both X and Y are singular nouns or plural nouns.
    • 
+

+

+

+
Hyperonymy/hyponymy between verb synsets (EWN test 11)

+
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+





yesato X is to Y + AdvP/AdjP/NP/PP
nobto Y is to X + AdvP/AdjP/NP/PP

+

+
Conditions:

+
    
+
  • X is a verb in the infinitive form
    • 
+
  • Y is a verb in the infinitive form
    • 
+
  • there is at least one specifying AdvP, NP or PP that applies to the
+Y-phrase.
    • 
+

+

+

+    
Comments

+    
This is the fundamental relation, generally used for nouns and
+verbs. In plWordNet it is also extended to adjectives and adverbs.
XML

+    
In the XML
+	format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like
+      this:
 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="hyponym"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
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-                                        hyponym
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-                                        hyponymy
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module
-                                        hypo
Interlingual Index Node
-                                        ⟪i69570⟫

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Hypernym (hypernym)back to top

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-                    "a word that is more general than a given word"
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reversehyponym
exampleanimal is a hypernym of dog

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Definition

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A hypernym of something is its superordinate term: if X is a hypernym of Y, then all Y are X.

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  • pwn('calendar month', '15209413-n') {{ rel_id('hypernym') }} pwn('Hindu Calendar month', '15219351-n')
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  • edible fruit hypernym pear
    • 
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  • wordbook hypernym dictionary
    • 
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Hyperonymy/hyponymy between verb synsets (EWN test 11)

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yesato X is to Y + AdvP/AdjP/NP/PP
nobto Y is to X + AdvP/AdjP/NP/PP

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  • X is a verb in the infinitive form
    • 
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  • Y is a verb in the infinitive form
    • 
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  • there is at least one specifying modifier (AdvP, NP or PP) that applies to the Y-phrase
    • 
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Comments

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This is the fundamental relation, generally used for nouns and verbs. In the original Princeton WordNet the name 'troponym' was used for this relation when relating to verbs. In plWordNet it is also extended to adjectives and adverbs.

-                    
XML

-                    
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-	format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this:
-                        
+
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+    
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+        
+        
+      
+    
Princeton WordNet Relation Name
+            hyponym
Princeton WordNet Pointer
+            ~
Euro WordNet Relation Name
+            has_hyponym
PlWordNet Relation Name
+            hyponymy
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module
+            hypo
Interlingual Index Node
+            ⟪i69570⟫

+    
+  

+

+
+

+  
Hypernym (hypernym)back to top

+  

+    "a word that is more general than a given word"
+    
+      
+      
+      
+      
+    
symbol⊃
applicability
    
+	    
  • synset–synset
    • 
+	    
+	    
+	  
reversehyponym
exampleanimal is a hypernym of dog

+    
Definition

+    
A hypernym of something is its superordinate term:
+if X is a hypernym of Y, then all Y are X.

+    
Examples

+    
    
+
  • meat hypernym beef
    • 
+
  • edible fruit hypernym pear
    • 
+
  • wordbook hypernym dictionary
    • 
+

+    
Tests

+    
Hyperonymy/hyponymy between verb synsets (EWN test 11)

+
+++++
+
+
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+
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+
+





yesato X is to Y + AdvP/AdjP/NP/PP
nobto Y is to X + AdvP/AdjP/NP/PP

+

+
Conditions:

+
    
+
  • X is a verb in the infinitive form
    • 
+
  • Y is a verb in the infinitive form
    • 
+
  • there is at least one specifying modifier (AdvP, NP or PP) that
+applies to the Y-phrase
    • 
+

+

+

+    
Comments

+    
This is the fundamental relation, generally used for nouns and
+verbs. In the original Princeton WordNet the name 'troponym' was used
+for this relation when relating to verbs. In plWordNet it is also
+extended to adjectives and adverbs.
XML

+    
In the XML
+	format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like
+      this:
 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="hypernym"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
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Instance Hyponym (instance_hyponym)back to top

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-                    "an occurrence of something"
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reverseinstance_hypernym
example(no example given)

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Definition

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A relation between two concepts where concept X (instance_hyponym) is a type of concept Y (instance_hypernym), and where X is an individual entity. X will be a terminal
-                        node in the hierarchy. Instances are expressed by proper nouns.

-                    
An instance hypernym can also be referred to as a type

-                    
Examples

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(no more examples)

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Tests

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(no tests defined)

-                    
Comments

-                    
(no comments)

-                    
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-                    
In the XML
-	format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this:
-                        
+
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+    
+      
+        
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+          
+        
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+          
+        
+        
+          
+          
+        
+        
+          
+          
+        
+        
+      
+    
Princeton WordNet Pointer
+            @
Euro WordNet Relation Name
+            has_hyperonym
PlWordNet Relation Name
+            hyperonymy
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module
+            hype
Interlingual Index Node
+            ⟪i69569⟫

+    
+  

+

+
+

+  
Instance Hyponym (instance_hyponym)back to top

+  

+    "an occurrence of something"
+    
+      
+      
+      
+      
+    
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    
+	    
  • synset–synset
    • 
+	    
+	    
+	  
reverseinstance_hypernym
example(no example given)

+    
Definition

+    
A relation between two concepts where concept X (instance_hyponym)
+is a type of concept Y (instance_hypernym), and where X is an
+individual entity.  X will be a terminal node in the hierarchy.
+Instances are expressed by proper nouns.

+
An instance hypernym can also be referred to as a type

+    
Examples

+    
(no more examples)

+    
Tests

+    
(no tests defined)

+    
Comments

+    
(no comments)
XML

+    
In the XML
+	format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like
+      this:
 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="instance_hyponym"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
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Princeton WordNet Pointer
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PlWordNet Relation Name
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PERL WordNet-QueryData Module
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Interlingual Index Node
-                                        ⟪i75102⟫

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Instance Hypernym (instance_hypernym)back to top

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-                    "the type of an instance"
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reverseinstance_hyponym
examplecity/Manchester

-                    
Definition

-                    
A relation between two concepts where concept X (instance_hyponym) is a type of concept Y (instance_hypernym), and where X is an individual entity. X will be a terminal
-                        node in the hierarchy. Instances are expressed by proper nouns.

-                    
An instance hypernym can also be referred to as a type

-                    
Examples

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(no more examples)

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Tests

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YesX is one of the Ys
NoY is one of the Xs

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Condition: X is a proper noun (or named entity), Y is a common noun.

-                    

-                    
Comments

-                    
Sometimes modelled as hyponomy/hypernymy relations.

-                    
XML

-                    
In the XML
-	format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this:
-                        
+
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+    
+      
+        
+          
+          
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+          
+        
+        
+      
+    
Princeton WordNet Relation Name
+            Instance Hypernym
Princeton WordNet Pointer
+            ~i
Euro WordNet Relation Name
+            BELONGS_To_CLASS
PlWordNet Relation Name
+            instance
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module
+            hasi
Interlingual Index Node
+            ⟪i75102⟫

+    
+  

+

+
+

+  
Instance Hypernym (instance_hypernym)back to top

+  

+    "the type of an instance"
+    
+      
+      
+      
+      
+    
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    
+	    
  • synset–synset
    • 
+	    
+	    
+	  
reverseinstance_hyponym
examplecity/Manchester

+    
Definition

+    
A relation between two concepts where concept X (instance_hyponym)
+is a type of concept Y (instance_hypernym), and where X is an
+individual entity.  X will be a terminal node in the hierarchy.
+Instances are expressed by proper nouns.

+
An instance hypernym can also be referred to as a type

+    
Examples

+    
(no more examples)

+    
Tests

+    

++++
+
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+




YesX is one of the Ys
NoY is one of the Xs

+
Condition: X is a proper noun (or named entity), Y is a common noun.

+    
Comments

+    
Sometimes modelled as hyponomy/hypernymy relations.
XML

+    
In the XML
+	format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like
+      this:
 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="instance_hypernym"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
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Antonym (antonym)back to top

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reverseantonym
example(no example given)

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Definition

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Antonymy is a self-reciprocal link (the two directions of this relation share the same meaning) — Concept-X's antonym is Concept-Y, and Concept-Y's antonym is Concept-X.

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It denotes any kind of proper antonymy between two concepts. It accounts for most types of antonymy, including gradable antonyms (e.g. hot vs. cold), complementary antonyms (e.g. superior vs. inferior) and converse or relational antonyms
-                        (e.g. buy vs. sell). Antonymy can link any two members of any part-of-speech — verbs (e.g. dress vs. undress), adverbs (e.g. naturally vs. unnaturally), adjectives (e.g. superior vs. inferior) and nouns (e.g. catalyst vs. anti-catalyst),
-                        and should only ever link concepts with the same part-of-speech.

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An opposite and inherently incompatible word.

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Examples

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(no more examples)

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Tests

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(no tests defined)

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It is primarily a relation between senses, but sense level antonymy implies a looser synset level relation, which we automatically add to make it avaiable for wordnets that do not yet have sense level links.

-                    
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-                    
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-	format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this:
-                        
+
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+    
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+        
+        
+      
+    
Princeton WordNet Relation Name
+            Instance Hypernym
Princeton WordNet Pointer
+            @i
Euro WordNet Relation Name
+            has_instance
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+            type
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module
+            inst

+    
+  

+

+
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+  
Antonym (antonym)back to top

+  

+    "An opposite and inherently incompatible word"
+    
+      
+      
+      
+      
+    
symbol⇔
applicability
    
+	    
  • synset–synset
    • 
+	    
+	    
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    • 
+	  
reverseantonym
example(no example given)

+    
Definition

+    
Antonymy is a self-reciprocal link (the two directions of this
+relation share the same meaning) — Concept-X's antonym is Concept-Y,
+and Concept-Y's antonym is Concept-X.

+
It denotes any kind of proper antonymy between two concepts. It
+accounts for most types of antonymy, including gradable antonyms
+(e.g. hot vs. cold), complementary antonyms (e.g. superior
+vs. inferior) and converse or relational antonyms (e.g. buy
+vs. sell). Antonymy can link any two members of any part-of-speech —
+verbs (e.g. dress vs. undress), adverbs (e.g. naturally
+vs. unnaturally), adjectives (e.g. superior vs. inferior) and nouns
+(e.g. catalyst vs. anti-catalyst), and should only ever link concepts
+with the same part-of-speech.

+
An opposite and inherently incompatible word.

+    
Examples

+    
(no more examples)

+    
Tests

+    
(no tests defined)

+    
Comments

+    
It is primarily a relation between senses, but sense level antonymy
+implies a looser synset level relation, which we automatically add to
+make it avaiable for wordnets that do not yet have sense level links.
XML

+    
In the XML
+	format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like
+      this:
 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="antonym"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-

-                        
 
+
 
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    <SenseRelation relType="antonym"
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  </Sense>
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Equal Synonym (eq_synonym)back to top

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-                    "X and Y are equivalent concepts but their nature requires that they remain separate (e.g. Exemplifies)"
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example(no example given)

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Definition

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A relation between two concepts where X and Y are equivalent concepts but their nature requires that they remain separate.

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Equality is a self-reciprocal link (the two directions of this relation share the same meaning) — Concept-X is equal to Concept-Y, and Concept-Y is equal to Concept-X.

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It denotes a special kind full synonimity that allows separation of synonym lemmas in two different synsets. It can occur with any type of part-of-speech.
-                    

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At the moment, we're currently making use of this in order to isolate chengyu (成语), a traditional four-character Chinese idiom.

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Examples

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  • 一模一样 (70100056-a) EQUALS identical (02068946-a) identical
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  • (02068946-a) EQUALS 一模一样 (70100056-a)
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+    
Princeton WordNet Pointer
+            !
PlWordNet Relation Name
+            complementary, proper and converse antonymy
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module
+            antonym
Interlingual Index Node
+            ⟪i69547⟫

+    
+  

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+  
Equal Synonym (eq_synonym)back to top

+  

+    "X and Y are equivalent concepts but their nature requires that they remain separate (e.g. Exemplifies)"
+    
+      
+      
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+    
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+	    
  • synset–synset
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+	    
+	    
+	  
reverseeq_synonym
example(no example given)

+    
Definition

+    
A relation between two concepts where X and Y are equivalent concepts
+but their nature requires that they remain separate.

+
Equality is a self-reciprocal link (the two directions of this
+relation share the same meaning) — Concept-X is equal to Concept-Y,
+and Concept-Y is equal to Concept-X.

+
It denotes a special kind full synonimity that allows separation of
+synonym lemmas in two different synsets. It can occur with any type of
+part-of-speech.

+
At the moment, we're currently making use of this in order to isolate
+chengyu (成语), a traditional four-character Chinese idiom.

+    
Examples

+    
    
+
  • 一模一样 (70100056-a) EQUALS identical (02068946-a)  identical
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+
  • (02068946-a) EQUALS  一模一样 (70100056-a)
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+

+    
Tests

+    
(no tests defined)

+    
Comments

+    
(no comments)
XML

+    
In the XML
+	format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like
+      this:
 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="eq_synonym"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
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-                                        ⟪i69607⟫

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-                    "(of words) expressing closely related meanings"
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reversesimilar
example(no example given)

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A relation between two concepts where concept X and concept Y are closely related in meaning but are not in the same synset. Similarity is a self-reciprocal link (the two directions of this relation share the same meaning) — Concept-X
-                        is similar to Concept-Y, and Concept-Y is similar to Concept-X.

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This link was originally used to relate adjectives, but we have unconstrained this use, and we're making use of this link to relate all parts-of-speech.

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Similarity can be understood as weak synonymy, opposed to the full synonymy that all lemmas in a concept must share. As adjectives are not structured hierarchically (hyponymy/hypernymy) like verbs or nouns, the similarity link helps
-                        showing relations between them.

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This relation coerces PWN Similar to relation for adjectives, Verb Group relation for verbs and EWN NEAR_SYNONYM for nouns and verbs. In plWN Similarity relation for adjectives to nouns is a unilateral sense relation which is why it
-                        is not given in the mappings below.

-                    
XML

-                    
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-	format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this:
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+
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+    
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+            eq_synonym
Interlingual Index Node
+            ⟪i69607⟫

+    
+  

+

+
+

+  
Similar (similar)back to top

+  

+    "(of words) expressing closely related meanings"
+    
+      
+      
+      
+      
+    
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    
+	    
  • synset–synset
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+	    
+	    
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+	  
reversesimilar
example(no example given)

+    
Definition

+    
A relation between two concepts where concept X and concept Y are
+closely related in meaning but are not in the same synset. Similarity
+is a self-reciprocal link (the two directions of this relation share
+the same meaning) — Concept-X is similar to Concept-Y, and Concept-Y
+is similar to Concept-X.

+
This link was originally used to relate adjectives, but we have
+unconstrained this use, and we're making use of this link to relate
+all parts-of-speech.

+
Similarity can be understood as weak synonymy, opposed to the full
+synonymy that all lemmas in a concept must share.  As adjectives are
+not structured hierarchically (hyponymy/hypernymy) like verbs or
+nouns, the similarity link helps showing relations between them.

+    
Examples

+    
(no more examples)

+    
Tests

+    
(no tests defined)

+    
Comments

+    
This relation coerces PWN Similar to relation for adjectives, Verb
+Group relation for verbs and EWN NEAR_SYNONYM for nouns and verbs. In
+plWN Similarity relation for adjectives to nouns is a unilateral sense
+relation which is why it is not given in the mappings below.
XML

+    
In the XML
+	format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like
+      this:
 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="similar"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-

-                        
 
+
 
 <Sense id="wn-sense-X" synset="wn-synset-X">
    <SenseRelation relType="similar"
 		  target="wn-sense-Y"/>
  </Sense>
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-                                        Similar to and Verb Group
Princeton WordNet Pointer
-                                        &
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-                                        near_synonym
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-                                        near_synonymy
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module
-                                        sim
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-                                        ⟪i13187⟫

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Meronym (meronym)back to top

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-                    "Y makes up a part of X"
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reverseholonym
examplehand/finger

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Definition

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A relation between two concepts where concept Y makes up a part of concept X.

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Examples

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Tests

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(no tests defined)

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Comments

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This is an unspecified relation that covers all the relations below. This can be computed automatically, it shouldn't be a special relation.

-                    
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-                    
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-	format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this:
-                        
+
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+    
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+    
Princeton WordNet Relation Name
+            Similar to and Verb Group
Princeton WordNet Pointer
+            &
Euro WordNet Relation Name
+            near_synonym
PlWordNet Relation Name
+            near_synonymy
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module
+            sim
Interlingual Index Node
+            ⟪i13187⟫

+    
+  

+

+
+

+  
Meronym (meronym)back to top

+  

+    "Y makes up a part of X"
+    
+      
+      
+      
+      
+    
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    
+	    
  • synset–synset
    • 
+	    
+	    
+	  
reverseholonym
examplehand/finger

+    
Definition

+    
A relation between two concepts where concept Y makes up a part of
+concept X.

+    
Examples

+    
    
+
  • wheels meronym automobile
    • 
+
  • crown meronym hat
    • 
+
  • faces meronym people
    • 
+
  • leaf meronym tree
    • 
+

+    
Tests

+    
Meronymy-relation between nouns (EWN test 21)

+
+++++
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+





yesaA/an X makes up a part of A/an Y
..A/an Y has A/an Xs
..X is a meronym of "Y" if Xs are parts of Y(s)
nobthe converse of the (a) relations.

+
Conditions:
+- X and Y are concrete nouns and are interpreted generically.

+    
Comments

+    
This is an unspecified relation that covers all the
+relations below. This can be computed automatically, it
+shouldn't be a special relation.
XML

+    
In the XML
+	format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like
+      this:
 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="meronym"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
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Princeton WordNet Pointer
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Holonym (holonym)back to top

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-                    "X makes up a part of Y"
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reversemeronym
examplefinger/hand

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Definition

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A relation between two concepts where concept X makes up a part of concept Y.

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Examples

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(no more examples)

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Tests

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(no tests defined)

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Comments

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This is an unspecified relation that covers all the relations below. This can be computed automatically, it shouldn't be a special relation.

-                    
XML

-                    
In the XML
-	format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this:
-                        
+
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+    
Princeton WordNet Relation Name
+            meronym
Princeton WordNet Pointer
+            %
Euro WordNet Relation Name
+            has_meronym
PlWordNet Relation Name
+            meronym
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module
+            enta
Interlingual Index Node
+            ⟪i69575⟫

+    
+  

+

+
+

+  
Holonym (holonym)back to top

+  

+    "X makes up a part of Y"
+    
+      
+      
+      
+      
+    
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    
+	    
  • synset–synset
    • 
+	    
+	    
+	  
reversemeronym
examplefinger/hand

+    
Definition

+    
A relation between two concepts where concept X makes up a
+part of concept Y.

+    
Examples

+    
    
+
  • face holonym eye
    • 
+
  • body holonym arm, leg, heart
    • 
+
  • word holonym letter
    • 
+

+    
Tests

+    
Holonymy-relation between nouns

+
+++++
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+





yesaX is a holonym of Y if Ys are parts of Xs
..X is a holonym of Y if Ys are members of Xs
nobthe converse of any of the (a) sentences.

+    
Comments

+    
This is an unspecified relation that covers all the
+relations below. This can be computed automatically, it
+shouldn't be a special relation.
XML

+    
In the XML
+	format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like
+      this:
 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="holonym"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
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Location Meronym (mero_location)back to top

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-                    "X is a place located in Y"
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reverseholo_location
examplecity/centre

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Definition

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A relation between two concepts where concept X is a place located in concept Y.

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Examples

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desert > oasis

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Tests

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(no tests defined)

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Comments

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(no comments)

-                    
XML

-                    
In the XML
-	format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this:
-                        
+
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+    
Princeton WordNet Pointer
+            #
Euro WordNet Relation Name
+            has_holonym
PlWordNet Relation Name
+            holonym
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module
+            enta
Interlingual Index Node
+            ⟪i69567⟫

+    
+  

+

+
+

+  
Location Meronym (mero_location)back to top

+  

+    "X is a place located in Y"
+    
+      
+      
+      
+      
+    
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    
+	    
  • synset–synset
    • 
+	    
+	    
+	  
reverseholo_location
examplecity/centre

+    
Definition

+    
A relation between two concepts where concept X is a place
+located in concept Y.

+    
Examples

+    
desert > oasis

+    
Tests

+    
(no tests defined)

+    
Comments

+    
(no comments)
XML

+    
In the XML
+	format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like
+      this:
 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="mero_location"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
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Location Holonym (holo_location)back to top

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reversemero_location
examplecentre/city

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Definition

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A relation between two concepts where concept Y is a place located in concept X.

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Examples

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(no more examples)

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Tests

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(no tests defined)

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Comments

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(no comments)

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XML

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-	format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this:
-                        
+
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+    
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+    
Euro WordNet Relation Name
+            has_mero_location
PlWordNet Relation Name
+            meronymy_location
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module
+            hsub

+    
+  

+

+
+

+  
Location Holonym (holo_location)back to top

+  

+    "Y is a place located in X"
+    
+      
+      
+      
+      
+    
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    
+	    
  • synset–synset
    • 
+	    
+	    
+	  
reversemero_location
examplecentre/city

+    
Definition

+    
A relation between two concepts where concept Y is a place
+located in concept X.

+    
Examples

+    
(no more examples)

+    
Tests

+    
(no tests defined)

+    
Comments

+    
(no comments)
XML

+    
In the XML
+	format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like
+      this:
 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="holo_location"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
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Member Meronym (mero_member)back to top

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reverseholo_member
exampleplayer/team

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Definition

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A relation between two concepts where concept Y is a member/ element of concept X. Meronym and Holonym Membership is a paired relation that denotes group formation and membership. Is different from hyponym as it does not relates a
-                        subkind of a concept. It links groups to members — Concept-Y is composed of many members of Concept-X; and many instances of Concept-X form Concept-Y.

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Examples

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fleet > ship

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Tests

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(no tests defined)

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Comments

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(no comments)

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-	format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this:
-                        
+
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+    
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Euro WordNet Relation Name
+            has_holo_location
PlWordNet Relation Name
+            holonymy_location
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module
+            hsub

+    
+  

+

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+  
Member Meronym (mero_member)back to top

+  

+    
+    
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+      
+      
+      
+    
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    
+	    
  • synset–synset
    • 
+	    
+	    
+	  
reverseholo_member
exampleplayer/team

+    
Definition

+    
A relation between two concepts where concept Y is a member/ element
+of concept X. Meronym and Holonym Membership is a paired relation that
+denotes group formation and membership. Is different from hyponym as
+it does not relates a subkind of a concept. It links groups to members
+— Concept-Y is composed of many members of Concept-X; and many
+instances of Concept-X form Concept-Y.

+    
Examples

+    
fleet > ship

+    
Tests

+    
(no tests defined)

+    
Comments

+    
(no comments)
XML

+    
In the XML
+	format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like
+      this:
 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="mero_member"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
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Member Holonym (holo_member)back to top

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symbol(no symbol defined)
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reversemero_member
exampleteam/player

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Definition

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A relation between two concepts where concept X is a member/ element of concept Y. Meronym and Holonym Membership is a paired relation that denotes group formation and membership. Is different from hyponym as it does not relates a
-                        subkind of a concept. It links groups to members — Concept-Y is composed of many members of Concept-X; and many instances of Concept-X form Concept-Y.

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Examples

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(no more examples)

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Tests

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(no tests defined)

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Comments

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(no comments)

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XML

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In the XML
-	format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this:
-                        
+
Project-specific Names

+    
+      
+        
+          
+          
+        
+        
+          
+          
+        
+        
+          
+          
+        
+        
+          
+          
+        
+        
+          
+          
+        
+        
+      
+    
Princeton WordNet Relation Name
+            member meronym
Princeton WordNet Pointer
+            %m
Euro WordNet Relation Name
+            has_mero_member
PlWordNet Relation Name
+            meronymy_member
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module
+            mmem

+    
+  

+

+
+

+  
Member Holonym (holo_member)back to top

+  

+    
+    
+      
+      
+      
+      
+    
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    
+	    
  • synset–synset
    • 
+	    
+	    
+	  
reversemero_member
exampleteam/player

+    
Definition

+    
A relation between two concepts where concept X is a member/ element
+of concept Y. Meronym and Holonym Membership is a paired relation that
+denotes group formation and membership. Is different from hyponym as
+it does not relates a subkind of a concept. It links groups to members
+— Concept-Y is composed of many members of Concept-X; and many
+instances of Concept-X form Concept-Y.

+    
Examples

+    
(no more examples)

+    
Tests

+    
(no tests defined)

+    
Comments

+    
(no comments)
XML

+    
In the XML
+	format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like
+      this:
 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="holo_member"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-

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Princeton WordNet Relation Name
-                                        member holonym
Princeton WordNet Pointer
-                                        #m
Euro WordNet Relation Name
-                                        has_holo_member
PlWordNet Relation Name
-                                        holonymy_member
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module
-                                        hmem

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-            

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Part Meronym (mero_part)back to top

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symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
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  • synset–synset
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reverseholo_part
examplecar/wheel

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Definition

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A relation between two concepts where concept Y is a component of concept X. Meronym and Holonym Part is a paired relation that denotes proper parts (separable, in principle), which preserve a belonging relation even if the physical
-                        link is broken — Concept-X can be separated into Concept-Y”; and Concept-Y is a part of some Concept-X.

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This relation is also frequently used to denote geographical inclusiveness relations.

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Examples

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hand > finger

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Tests

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(no tests defined)

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Comments

-                    
This relation is also frequently used by PWN to denote geographical inclusiveness relations.

-                    
XML

-                    
In the XML
-	format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this:
-                        
+
Project-specific Names

+    
+      
+        
+          
+          
+        
+        
+          
+          
+        
+        
+          
+          
+        
+        
+          
+          
+        
+        
+          
+          
+        
+        
+      
+    
Princeton WordNet Relation Name
+            member holonym
Princeton WordNet Pointer
+            #m
Euro WordNet Relation Name
+            has_holo_member
PlWordNet Relation Name
+            holonymy_member
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module
+            hmem

+    
+  

+

+
+

+  
Part Meronym (mero_part)back to top

+  

+    
+    
+      
+      
+      
+      
+    
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    
+	    
  • synset–synset
    • 
+	    
+	    
+	  
reverseholo_part
examplecar/wheel

+    
Definition

+    
A relation between two concepts where concept Y is a component of
+concept X. Meronym and Holonym Part is a paired relation that denotes
+proper parts (separable, in principle), which preserve a belonging
+relation even if the physical link is broken — Concept-X can be
+separated into Concept-Y”; and Concept-Y is a part of some Concept-X.

+
This relation is also frequently used to denote geographical
+inclusiveness relations.

+    
Examples

+    
hand > finger

+    
Tests

+    
(no tests defined)

+    
Comments

+    
This relation is also frequently used by PWN to denote
+geographical inclusiveness relations.
XML

+    
In the XML
+	format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like
+      this:
 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="mero_part"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-

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Princeton WordNet Relation Name
-                                        part meronym
Princeton WordNet Pointer
-                                        %p
Euro WordNet Relation Name
-                                        has_mero_part
PlWordNet Relation Name
-                                        meronymy_part
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module
-                                        mprt

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Part Holonym (holo_part)back to top

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symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
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  • synset–synset
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reversemero_part
examplewheel/car

-                    
Definition

-                    
A relation between two concepts where concept X is a component of concept Y. Meronym and Holonym Part is a paired relation that denotes proper parts (separable, in principle), which preserve a belonging relation even if the physical
-                        link is broken — Concept-X can be separated into Concept-Y”; and Concept-Y is a part of some Concept-X.

-                    
This relation is also frequently used to denote geographical inclusiveness relations.

-                    
Examples

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(no more examples)

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Tests

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(no tests defined)

-                    
Comments

-                    
(no comments)

-                    
XML

-                    
In the XML
-	format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this:
-                        
+
Project-specific Names

+    
+      
+        
+          
+          
+        
+        
+          
+          
+        
+        
+          
+          
+        
+        
+          
+          
+        
+        
+          
+          
+        
+        
+      
+    
Princeton WordNet Relation Name
+            part meronym
Princeton WordNet Pointer
+            %p
Euro WordNet Relation Name
+            has_mero_part
PlWordNet Relation Name
+            meronymy_part
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module
+            mprt

+    
+  

+

+
+

+  
Part Holonym (holo_part)back to top

+  

+    
+    
+      
+      
+      
+      
+    
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    
+	    
  • synset–synset
    • 
+	    
+	    
+	  
reversemero_part
examplewheel/car

+    
Definition

+    
A relation between two concepts where concept X is a component of
+concept Y. Meronym and Holonym Part is a paired relation that denotes
+proper parts (separable, in principle), which preserve a belonging
+relation even if the physical link is broken — Concept-X can be
+separated into Concept-Y”; and Concept-Y is a part of some Concept-X.

+
This relation is also frequently used to denote geographical
+inclusiveness relations.

+    
Examples

+    
(no more examples)

+    
Tests

+    
(no tests defined)

+    
Comments

+    
(no comments)
XML

+    
In the XML
+	format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like
+      this:
 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="holo_part"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-

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Princeton WordNet Relation Name
-                                        part holonym
Princeton WordNet Pointer
-                                        #p
Euro WordNet Relation Name
-                                        has_holo_part
PlWordNet Relation Name
-                                        holonymy_part
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module
-                                        hprt

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Portion Meronym (mero_portion)back to top

-                

-                    "X is an amount/piece/portion of Y"
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symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
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  • synset–synset
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reverseholo_portion
exampledrop/liquid

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Definition

-                    
A relation between two concepts where concept X is an amount/piece/portion of concept Y.

-                    
Examples

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bread > slice

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Tests

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(no tests defined)

-                    
Comments

-                    
(no comments)

-                    
XML

-                    
In the XML
-	format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this:
-                        
+
Project-specific Names

+    
+      
+        
+          
+          
+        
+        
+          
+          
+        
+        
+          
+          
+        
+        
+          
+          
+        
+        
+          
+          
+        
+        
+      
+    
Princeton WordNet Relation Name
+            part holonym
Princeton WordNet Pointer
+            #p
Euro WordNet Relation Name
+            has_holo_part
PlWordNet Relation Name
+            holonymy_part
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module
+            hprt

+    
+  

+

+
+

+  
Portion Meronym (mero_portion)back to top

+  

+    "X is an amount/piece/portion of Y"
+    
+      
+      
+      
+      
+    
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    
+	    
  • synset–synset
    • 
+	    
+	    
+	  
reverseholo_portion
exampledrop/liquid

+    
Definition

+    
A relation between two concepts where concept X is an
+amount/piece/portion of concept Y.

+    
Examples

+    
bread > slice

+    
Tests

+    
(no tests defined)

+    
Comments

+    
(no comments)
XML

+    
In the XML
+	format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like
+      this:
 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="mero_portion"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-

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Princeton WordNet Relation Name
-                                        portion meronym
Euro WordNet Relation Name
-                                        has_mero_portion
PlWordNet Relation Name
-                                        meronymy_portion
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module
-                                        hsub

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Portion Holonym (holo_portion)back to top

-                

-                    "Y is an amount/piece/portion of X"
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symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
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  • synset–synset
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reversemero_portion
exampleliquid/drop

-                    
Definition

-                    
A relation between two concepts where concept Y is an amount/piece/portion of concept X

-                    
Examples

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(no more examples)

-                    
Tests

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(no tests defined)

-                    
Comments

-                    
(no comments)

-                    
XML

-                    
In the XML
-	format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this:
-                        
+
Project-specific Names

+    
+      
+        
+          
+          
+        
+        
+          
+          
+        
+        
+          
+          
+        
+        
+          
+          
+        
+        
+      
+    
Princeton WordNet Relation Name
+            portion meronym
Euro WordNet Relation Name
+            has_mero_portion
PlWordNet Relation Name
+            meronymy_portion
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module
+            hsub

+    
+  

+

+
+

+  
Portion Holonym (holo_portion)back to top

+  

+    "Y is an amount/piece/portion of X"
+    
+      
+      
+      
+      
+    
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    
+	    
  • synset–synset
    • 
+	    
+	    
+	  
reversemero_portion
exampleliquid/drop

+    
Definition

+    
A relation between two concepts where concept Y is an
+amount/piece/portion of concept X

+    
Examples

+    
(no more examples)

+    
Tests

+    
(no tests defined)

+    
Comments

+    
(no comments)
XML

+    
In the XML
+	format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like
+      this:
 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="holo_portion"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
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Euro WordNet Relation Name
-                                        has_holo_portion
PlWordNet Relation Name
-                                        holonymy_portion
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module
-                                        hsub

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Substance Meronym (mero_substance)back to top

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symbol(no symbol defined)
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reverseholo_substance
examplestick/wood

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Definition

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A relation between two concepts where concept X is made of concept Y. Meronym and Holonym Substance is a paired relation that denotes a higher bound between part and whole. Separating/removing the substance part, will change the whole
-                        — Concept-X is made of Concept-Y; and Concept-Y is a substance of Concept-X”.

-                    
Examples

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book > paper

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Tests

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(no tests defined)

-                    
Comments

-                    
(no comments)

-                    
XML

-                    
In the XML
-	format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this:
-                        
+
Project-specific Names

+    
+      
+        
+          
+          
+        
+        
+          
+          
+        
+        
+          
+          
+        
+        
+      
+    
Euro WordNet Relation Name
+            has_holo_portion
PlWordNet Relation Name
+            holonymy_portion
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module
+            hsub

+    
+  

+

+
+

+  
Substance Meronym (mero_substance)back to top

+  

+    
+    
+      
+      
+      
+      
+    
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    
+	    
  • synset–synset
    • 
+	    
+	    
+	  
reverseholo_substance
examplestick/wood

+    
Definition

+    
A relation between two concepts where concept X is made of concept
+Y. Meronym and Holonym Substance is a paired relation that denotes a
+higher bound between part and whole. Separating/removing the substance
+part, will change the whole — Concept-X is made of Concept-Y; and
+Concept-Y is a substance of Concept-X”.

+    
Examples

+    
book > paper

+    
Tests

+    
(no tests defined)

+    
Comments

+    
(no comments)
XML

+    
In the XML
+	format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like
+      this:
 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="mero_substance"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-

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Princeton WordNet Relation Name
-                                        substance meronym
Princeton WordNet Pointer
-                                        %s
Euro WordNet Relation Name
-                                        has_mero_madeof
PlWordNet Relation Name
-                                        meronymy_substance
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module
-                                        msub

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Substance Holonym (holo_substance)back to top

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symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
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reversemero_substance
examplewood/stick

-                    
Definition

-                    
A relation between two concepts where concept Y is made of concept X. Meronym and Holonym Substance is a paired relation that denotes a higher bound between part and whole. Separating/removing the substance part, will change the whole
-                        — Concept-X is made of Concept-Y; and Concept-Y is a substance of Concept-X”.

-                    
Examples

-                    
(no more examples)

-                    
Tests

-                    
(no tests defined)

-                    
Comments

-                    
(no comments)

-                    
XML

-                    
In the XML
-	format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this:
-                        
+
Project-specific Names

+    
+      
+        
+          
+          
+        
+        
+          
+          
+        
+        
+          
+          
+        
+        
+          
+          
+        
+        
+          
+          
+        
+        
+      
+    
Princeton WordNet Relation Name
+            substance meronym
Princeton WordNet Pointer
+            %s
Euro WordNet Relation Name
+            has_mero_madeof
PlWordNet Relation Name
+            meronymy_substance
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module
+            msub

+    
+  

+

+
+

+  
Substance Holonym (holo_substance)back to top

+  

+    
+    
+      
+      
+      
+      
+    
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    
+	    
  • synset–synset
    • 
+	    
+	    
+	  
reversemero_substance
examplewood/stick

+    
Definition

+    
A relation between two concepts where concept Y is made of concept
+X. Meronym and Holonym Substance is a paired relation that denotes a
+higher bound between part and whole. Separating/removing the substance
+part, will change the whole — Concept-X is made of Concept-Y; and
+Concept-Y is a substance of Concept-X”.

+    
Examples

+    
(no more examples)

+    
Tests

+    
(no tests defined)

+    
Comments

+    
(no comments)
XML

+    
In the XML
+	format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like
+      this:
 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="holo_substance"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-

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Princeton WordNet Relation Name
-                                        substance holonym
Princeton WordNet Pointer
-                                        #s
Euro WordNet Relation Name
-                                        has_holo_madeof
PlWordNet Relation Name
-                                        holonymy_substance
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module
-                                        hsub

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Other (other)back to top

-                

-                    "Any relation not otherwise specified"
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symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
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  • synset–synset
    • 
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  • sense–sense
    • 
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reverse(no reverse relation defined)
example(no example given)

-                    
Definition

-                    

-                        
This is used for semantic relation types not currently supported by the OMW DTD. The exact relation type can be given with dc:type:

-                        
+
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+    
+      
+        
+          
+          
+        
+        
+          
+          
+        
+        
+          
+          
+        
+        
+          
+          
+        
+        
+          
+          
+        
+        
+      
+    
Princeton WordNet Relation Name
+            substance holonym
Princeton WordNet Pointer
+            #s
Euro WordNet Relation Name
+            has_holo_madeof
PlWordNet Relation Name
+            holonymy_substance
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module
+            hsub

+    
+  

+
+ +
+

Other (other)back to top

+
+ "Any relation not otherwise specified" + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + +
  • sense–sense
    • +
reverse(no reverse relation defined)
example(no example given)
+

Definition

+

This is used for semantic relation types not currently supported by +the OMW DTD. The exact relation type can be given with dc:type:

+
 <SynsetRelation relType="other" dc:type="emotion" target="example-en-1234-n"/>

-

Examples

-

(no more examples)

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

Because we don't know what it means, we cannot give it a reverse relation.

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+    
Examples

+    
(no more examples)

+    
Tests

+    
(no tests defined)

+    
Comments

+    
Because we don't know what it means, we cannot give it a reverse relation.
XML

+    
In the XML
+	format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like
+      this:
 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="other"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-

-                        
 
+
 
 <Sense id="wn-sense-X" synset="wn-synset-X">
    <SenseRelation relType="other"
 		  target="wn-sense-Y"/>
  </Sense>
-

-                        
Project-specific Names

-                        
-                            
-                                
-                                    
-                                    
-                                
-
-                            
-                        
Interlingual Index Node
-                                        ⟪i11342⟫

-
-
-
- -
-

See also (also)back to top

-
- "a word having a loose or fuzzy semantic relation to another word" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol☞
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - -
  • sense–sense
    • -
-
reversealso
example(no example given)
-

Definition

-

‘See Also’ is a self-reciprocal link (the two directions of this relation share the same meaning) — Concept-X relates to Concept-Y, and Concept-Y relates to Concept-X.

-

It denotes a relation of related meaning with another concept (going beyond synonymy and similarity).

-

This link was originally used to relate adjectives, but we have unconstrained this use, and we're making use of this link to relate all parts-of-speech.

-

Examples

-

(no more examples)

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

Also known as fuzzynym

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + +
Interlingual Index Node + ⟪i11342⟫
+ +
+
+ +
+

See also (also)back to top

+
+ "a word having a loose or fuzzy semantic relation to another word" + + + + + +
symbol☞
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + +
  • sense–sense
    • +
reversealso
example(no example given)
+

Definition

+

‘See Also’ is a self-reciprocal link (the two directions of this +relation share the same meaning) — Concept-X relates to Concept-Y, and +Concept-Y relates to Concept-X.

+

It denotes a relation of related meaning with another concept (going +beyond synonymy and similarity).

+

This link was originally used to relate adjectives, but we have +unconstrained this use, and we're making use of this link to relate +all parts-of-speech.

+

Examples

+

(no more examples)

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

Also known as fuzzynym

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="also"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
- 
 
+
 
 <Sense id="wn-sense-X" synset="wn-synset-X">
    <SenseRelation relType="also"
 		  target="wn-sense-Y"/>
  </Sense>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Princeton WordNet Relation Name - also see
Princeton WordNet Pointer - ^
PlWordNet Relation Name - inchoativity, iterativity, distributivity, anteriority
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module - also
- -
-
- -
-

State Of (state_of)back to top

-
- "Y is qualified by X" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - - -
-
reversebe_in_state
examplepoor/poor (a poor person)
-

Definition

-

A relation between two concepts where concept Y is qualified by concept X.

-

Examples

-

(no more examples)

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

In plWordNet it is a relation between lexical units. FCB: isn't this the same as attribute (but split into two directions)

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
Princeton WordNet Relation Name + also see
Princeton WordNet Pointer + ^
PlWordNet Relation Name + inchoativity, iterativity, distributivity, anteriority
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module + also
+ +
+
+ +
+

State Of (state_of)back to top

+
+ "Y is qualified by X" + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + + +
reversebe_in_state
examplepoor/poor (a poor person)
+

Definition

+

A relation between two concepts where concept Y is qualified by +concept X.

+

Examples

+

(no more examples)

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

In plWordNet it is a relation between lexical units. +FCB: isn't this the same as attribute (but split into two directions)

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="state_of"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Princeton WordNet Relation Name - attribute
Euro WordNet Relation Name - state_of
PlWordNet Relation Name - state
Interlingual Index Node - ⟪i35578⟫
- -
-
- -
-

Be In State (be_in_state)back to top

-
- "X is qualified by Y" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - - -
-
reversestate_of
examplepoor (a poor person)/poor
-

Definition

-

A relation between two concepts where concept X is qualified by concept Y.

-

X is qualified by Y.

-

Examples

-

(no more examples)

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

In plWordNet it is a relation between lexical units.

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
Princeton WordNet Relation Name + attribute
Euro WordNet Relation Name + state_of
PlWordNet Relation Name + state
Interlingual Index Node + ⟪i35578⟫
+ +
+
+ +
+

Be In State (be_in_state)back to top

+
+ "X is qualified by Y" + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + + +
reversestate_of
examplepoor (a poor person)/poor
+

Definition

+

A relation between two concepts where concept X is qualified by +concept Y.

+

X is qualified by Y.

+

Examples

+

(no more examples)

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

In plWordNet it is a relation between lexical units.

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="be_in_state"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- - - - - - - - - - - - -
Euro WordNet Relation Name - be_in_state
PlWordNet Relation Name - bearer of state
- -
-
- -
-

Causes (causes)back to top

-
- "any entity that produces an effect or is responsible for events or +

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + + + + + +
Euro WordNet Relation Name + be_in_state
PlWordNet Relation Name + bearer of state
+ +
+ + +
+

Causes (causes)back to top

+
+ "any entity that produces an effect or is responsible for events or results" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - - -
-
reverseis_caused_by
examplekill/die
-

Definition

-

A relation between two concepts where concept Y comes into existence as a result of concept X. Entailment is a relation that links two verbs, and it is currently unilateral — Verb-X causes Verb-Y, without a reciprocal or tracing link. - Causation presupposes/requires that some Verb-Y will, inevitably, take place during or after Verb-X (e.g. if Verb-X occurs, then Verb-Y will also occur).

-

While not exclusive to these types of verbs, many verbs that have both a transitive and an intransitive form will frequently be submitted to this relation.

-

Examples

-

(no more examples)

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

EUWN's definition of CAUSES is broader than that of PWN. It seems possible to just absorb PWN's links.

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+    
+      
+      
+      
+      
+    
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    
+	    
  • synset–synset
    • 
+	    
+	    
+	  
reverseis_caused_by
examplekill/die

+    
Definition

+    
A relation between two concepts where concept Y comes into existence
+as a result of concept X. Entailment is a relation that links two
+verbs, and it is currently unilateral — Verb-X causes Verb-Y, without
+a reciprocal or tracing link. Causation presupposes/requires that some
+Verb-Y will, inevitably, take place during or after Verb-X (e.g. if
+Verb-X occurs, then Verb-Y will also occur).

+
While not exclusive to these types of verbs, many verbs that have both
+a transitive and an intransitive form will frequently be submitted to
+this relation.

+    
Examples

+    
(no more examples)

+    
Tests

+    
(no tests defined)

+    
Comments

+    
EUWN's definition of CAUSES is broader than that of PWN. It
+seems possible to just absorb PWN's links.
XML

+    
In the XML
+	format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like
+      this:
 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="causes"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-

-                        
Project-specific Names

-                        
-                            
-                                
-                                    
-                                    
-                                
-                                
-                                    
-                                    
-                                
-                                
-                                    
-                                    
-                                
-                                
-                                    
-                                    
-                                
-                                
-                                    
-                                    
-                                
-                                
-                                    
-                                    
-                                
-
-                            
-                        
Princeton WordNet Relation Name
-                                        cause
Princeton WordNet Pointer
-                                        >
Euro WordNet Relation Name
-                                        causes
PlWordNet Relation Name
-                                        causation
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module
-                                        caus
Interlingual Index Node
-                                        ⟪i35561⟫

-
-
-
- -
-

Is Caused By (is_caused_by)back to top

-
- "X comes about because of Y" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - - -
-
reversecauses
exampledie/kill
-

Definition

-

A relation between two concepts where concept X comes into existence as a result of concept Y.

-

Examples

-

(no more examples)

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

The 'is caused by' relation was missing from PWN before.

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
Princeton WordNet Relation Name + cause
Princeton WordNet Pointer + >
Euro WordNet Relation Name + causes
PlWordNet Relation Name + causation
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module + caus
Interlingual Index Node + ⟪i35561⟫
+ +
+
+ +
+

Is Caused By (is_caused_by)back to top

+
+ "X comes about because of Y" + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + + +
reversecauses
exampledie/kill
+

Definition

+

A relation between two concepts where concept X comes into existence +as a result of concept Y.

+

Examples

+

(no more examples)

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

The 'is caused by' relation was missing from PWN before.

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="is_caused_by"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- - - - - - - - - - - - -
Euro WordNet Relation Name - is_caused_by
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module - caus
- -
-
- -
-

Subevent (subevent)back to top

-
- "Y takes place during or as part of X, and whenever Y takes place, X takes place" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - - -
-
reverseis_subevent_of
examplesleep/snore
-

Definition

-

A relation between two concepts where concept Y takes place during or as part of concept X, and whenever concept Y takes place, concept X takes place.

-

Examples

-

(no more examples)

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

The EUWN CAUSES relation is broader than the PWN in such a way that it actually includes links that were linked as ENTAILMENT by the PWN (e.g. to suceed IS_CAUSED_BY to try; to try CAUSES succeed [non-factive, intention]). This means - that HAS_SUBVENT and IS_SUBVENT_OF should not include every relation marked as ENTAILMENT by the PWN.

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + + + + + +
Euro WordNet Relation Name + is_caused_by
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module + caus
+ +
+
+ +
+

Subevent (subevent)back to top

+
+ "Y takes place during or as part of X, and whenever Y takes place, X takes place" + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + + +
reverseis_subevent_of
examplesleep/snore
+

Definition

+

A relation between two concepts where concept Y takes place +during or as part of concept X, and whenever concept Y takes +place, concept X takes place.

+

Examples

+

(no more examples)

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

The EUWN CAUSES relation is broader than the PWN in such a +way that it actually includes links that were linked as +ENTAILMENT by the PWN (e.g. to suceed IS_CAUSED_BY to try; +to try CAUSES succeed [non-factive, intention]). This means +that HAS_SUBVENT and IS_SUBVENT_OF should not include every +relation marked as ENTAILMENT by the PWN.

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="subevent"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Princeton WordNet Pointer - \*
Euro WordNet Relation Name - has_subevent
PlWordNet Relation Name - verbal_holonymy
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module - enta
- -
-
- -
-

Is Subevent Of (is_subevent_of)back to top

-
- "X takes place during or as part of Y, and whenever X takes place, Y takes place" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - - -
-
reversesubevent
examplesnore/sleep
-

Definition

-

A relation between two concepts where concept X takes place during or as part of concept Y, and whenever concept X takes place, concept Y takes place.

-

Examples

-

(no more examples)

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

(no comments)

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
Princeton WordNet Pointer + \*
Euro WordNet Relation Name + has_subevent
PlWordNet Relation Name + verbal_holonymy
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module + enta
+ +
+
+ +
+

Is Subevent Of (is_subevent_of)back to top

+
+ "X takes place during or as part of Y, and whenever X takes place, Y takes place" + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + + +
reversesubevent
examplesnore/sleep
+

Definition

+

A relation between two concepts where concept X takes place +during or as part of concept Y, and whenever concept X takes +place, concept Y takes place.

+

Examples

+

(no more examples)

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

(no comments)

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="is_subevent_of"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Euro WordNet Relation Name - is_subevent_of
PlWordNet Relation Name - verbal_meronymy
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module - enta
- -
-
- -
-

Manner Of (manner_of)back to top

-
- "X qualifies the manner in which an action or event expressed by Y takes place" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - - -
-
reversein_manner
examplenoisely/slurp
-

Definition

-

A relation between two concepts where concept X qualifies the manner in which an action or event expressed by concept Y takes place.

-

Examples

-

(no more examples)

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

(no comments)

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
Euro WordNet Relation Name + is_subevent_of
PlWordNet Relation Name + verbal_meronymy
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module + enta
+ +
+
+ +
+

Manner Of (manner_of)back to top

+
+ "X qualifies the manner in which an action or event expressed by Y takes place" + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + + +
reversein_manner
examplenoisely/slurp
+

Definition

+

A relation between two concepts where concept X qualifies +the manner in which an action or event expressed by concept +Y takes place.

+

Examples

+

(no more examples)

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

(no comments)

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="manner_of"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Euro WordNet Relation Name - manner_of
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module - enta
Interlingual Index Node - ⟪i62791⟫
- -
-
- -
-

In Manner (in_manner)back to top

-
- "Y qualifies the manner in which an action or event expressed by X takes place" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - - -
-
reversemanner_of
exampleslurp/noisely
-

Definition

-

A relation between two concepts where concept Y qualifies the manner in which an action or event expressed by concept X takes place.

-

Examples

-

(no more examples)

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

(no comments)

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
Euro WordNet Relation Name + manner_of
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module + enta
Interlingual Index Node + ⟪i62791⟫
+ +
+
+ +
+

In Manner (in_manner)back to top

+
+ "Y qualifies the manner in which an action or event expressed by X takes place" + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + + +
reversemanner_of
exampleslurp/noisely
+

Definition

+

A relation between two concepts where concept Y qualifies +the manner in which an action or event expressed by concept +X takes place.

+

Examples

+

(no more examples)

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

(no comments)

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="in_manner"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- - - - - - - - - - - - -
Euro WordNet Relation Name - in_manner
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module - enta
- -
-
- -
-

Attribute (attribute)back to top

-
- "an abstraction belonging to or characteristic of an entity" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - - -
-
reverseattribute
example(no example given)
-

Definition

-

A relation between nominal and adjectival concepts where the concept X is an attribute of concept Y. ‘Attributes’ is a self-reciprocal link (the two directions of this relation share the same meaning) — Concept-X attributes to Concept-Y, - and Concept-Y attributes to Concept-X. -

-

It denotes a relation between a noun and its adjectival attributes, and vice-versa — for this reason it should only link adjectives to nouns and vice-versa.

-

Examples

-

-

    -
  • fertile (01001689-a) ATTRIBUTES: fertility (14051494-n)
    • -
  • fertility (14051494-n) ATTRIBUTES: fertile (01001689-a)
    • -
-

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

In plWN Value_of_the_attribute is a unilateral relation from adjectives to nouns.

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + + + + + +
Euro WordNet Relation Name + in_manner
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module + enta
+ +
+
+ +
+

Attribute (attribute)back to top

+
+ "an abstraction belonging to or characteristic of an entity" + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + + +
reverseattribute
example(no example given)
+

Definition

+

A relation between nominal and adjectival concepts where the concept X +is an attribute of concept Y. ‘Attributes’ is a self-reciprocal link +(the two directions of this relation share the same meaning) — +Concept-X attributes to Concept-Y, and Concept-Y attributes to +Concept-X.

+

It denotes a relation between a noun and its adjectival attributes, +and vice-versa — for this reason it should only link adjectives to +nouns and vice-versa.

+

Examples

+

    +
  • fertile (01001689-a) ATTRIBUTES: fertility (14051494-n)
    • +
  • fertility (14051494-n) ATTRIBUTES: fertile (01001689-a)
    • +

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

In plWN Value_of_the_attribute is a unilateral relation from +adjectives to nouns.

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="attribute"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Princeton WordNet Relation Name - attribute
Princeton WordNet Pointer - =
PlWordNet Relation Name - value_of_the_attribute
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module - attr
Interlingual Index Node - ⟪i35577⟫
- -
-
- -
-

Restricts (restricts)back to top

-
- "A relation between an adjectival X (quantifier/determiner) and a nominal (pronominal) Y" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - - -
-
reverserestricted_by
example(no example given)
-

Definition

-

A relation between an adjectival concept X (quantifier/determiner) and a nominal (pronominal) concept Y.

-

Examples

-

(no more examples)

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

This would work for features like 'medial' or 'proximal' in pronouns, or 'every' in everybody, or 'male' for male personal pronouns, but not masculine agreeement in gendered languages. This relation will include some things that are - now marked as domain usage. (to be corrected soon'ish)

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
Princeton WordNet Relation Name + attribute
Princeton WordNet Pointer + =
PlWordNet Relation Name + value_of_the_attribute
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module + attr
Interlingual Index Node + ⟪i35577⟫
+ +
+
+ +
+

Restricts (restricts)back to top

+
+ "A relation between an adjectival X (quantifier/determiner) and a nominal (pronominal) Y" + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + + +
reverserestricted_by
example(no example given)
+

Definition

+

A relation between an adjectival concept X (quantifier/determiner) and +a nominal (pronominal) concept Y.

+

Examples

+

(no more examples)

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

This would work for features like 'medial' or 'proximal' in +pronouns, or 'every' in everybody, or 'male' for male +personal pronouns, but not masculine agreeement in gendered +languages. This relation will include some things that are +now marked as domain usage. (to be corrected soon'ish)

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="restricts"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- - - - - - - - -
Interlingual Index Node - ⟪i22888⟫
- -
-
- -
-

Restricted By (restricted_by)back to top

-
- "A relation between nominal (pronominal) Y and an adjectival X (quantifier/determiner)" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - - -
-
reverserestricts
example(no example given)
-

Definition

-

A relation between nominal (pronominal) concept Y and an adjectival concept X (quantifier/determiner).

-

Examples

-

-

    -
  • this-a (77000061-a) QUANTIFIES [qant] this-n (77000061-n)
    • -
  • this-n (77000061-n) QUANTIFIER: [hasq] this-a (77000061-a)
    • -
-

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

(no comments)

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + +
Interlingual Index Node + ⟪i22888⟫
+ +
+
+ +
+

Restricted By (restricted_by)back to top

+
+ "A relation between nominal (pronominal) Y and an adjectival X (quantifier/determiner)" + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + + +
reverserestricts
example(no example given)
+

Definition

+

A relation between nominal (pronominal) concept Y and an +adjectival concept X (quantifier/determiner).

+

Examples

+

    +
  • this-a (77000061-a) QUANTIFIES [qant] this-n (77000061-n)
    • +
  • this-n (77000061-n) QUANTIFIER: [hasq] this-a (77000061-a)
    • +

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

(no comments)

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="restricted_by"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- -

(no project names defined)

- -
-
- -
-

Classifies (classifies)back to top

-
- "A relation between a classifier X and Y" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - - -
-
reverseclassified_by
example(no example given)
-

Definition

-

A relation between a classifier concept X and concept Y. A relation between a classifier X and Y

-

Examples

-

(no more examples)

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

currently we only have links for nominal concepts, but we will do it for other POS (e.g. v)

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ +

(no project names defined)

+ +
+
+ +
+

Classifies (classifies)back to top

+
+ "A relation between a classifier X and Y" + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + + +
reverseclassified_by
example(no example given)
+

Definition

+

A relation between a classifier concept X and concept Y. A relation +between a classifier X and Y

+

Examples

+

(no more examples)

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

currently we only have links for nominal concepts, but we +will do it for other POS (e.g. v)

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="classifies"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- - - - - - - - -
Interlingual Index Node - ⟪i25399⟫
- -
-
- -
-

Classified By (classified_by)back to top

-
- "A relation between Y and a classifier X" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - - -
-
reverseclassifies
example(no example given)
-

Definition

-

A relation between concept Y and a classifier concept X. A relation between Y and a classifier X

-

Examples

-

(no more examples)

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

(no comments)

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + +
Interlingual Index Node + ⟪i25399⟫
+ +
+
+ +
+

Classified By (classified_by)back to top

+
+ "A relation between Y and a classifier X" + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + + +
reverseclassifies
example(no example given)
+

Definition

+

A relation between concept Y and a classifier concept X. A relation +between Y and a classifier X

+

Examples

+

(no more examples)

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

(no comments)

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="classified_by"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- - - - - - - - -
Interlingual Index Node - ⟪i25002⟫
- -
-
- -
-

Entails (entails)back to top

-
- "impose, involve, or imply as a necessary accompaniment or result" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - - -
-
reverseis_entailed_by
example(no example given)
-

Definition

-

Entailment is a relation that links two verbs, and it is currently unilateral — Verb-X entails Verb-Y, without a reciprocal or tracing link. This relation presupposes/requires a semantic restriction in which Verb-Y has to take place - before or during Verb-X.

-

Examples

-

(no more examples)

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

(no comments)

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + +
Interlingual Index Node + ⟪i25002⟫
+ +
+
+ +
+

Entails (entails)back to top

+
+ "impose, involve, or imply as a necessary accompaniment or result" + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + + +
reverseis_entailed_by
example(no example given)
+

Definition

+

Entailment is a relation that links two verbs, and it is currently +unilateral — Verb-X entails Verb-Y, without a reciprocal or tracing +link. This relation presupposes/requires a semantic restriction in +which Verb-Y has to take place before or during Verb-X.

+

Examples

+

(no more examples)

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

(no comments)

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="entails"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Princeton WordNet Relation Name - entailment
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module - participle
Interlingual Index Node - ⟪i34846⟫
- -
-
- -
-

Is Entailed By (is_entailed_by)back to top

-
- "Opposite of entails" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - - -
-
reverseentails
example(no example given)
-

Definition

-

(no definition)

-

Examples

-

(no more examples)

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

(no comments)

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
Princeton WordNet Relation Name + entailment
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module + participle
Interlingual Index Node + ⟪i34846⟫
+ +
+
+ +
+

Is Entailed By (is_entailed_by)back to top

+
+ "Opposite of entails" + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + + +
reverseentails
example(no example given)
+

Definition

+

(no definition)

+

Examples

+

(no more examples)

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

(no comments)

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="is_entailed_by"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- - - - - - - - -
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module - participle
- -
-
- -
-

Domain (domain)back to top

-
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - - -
-
reversehas_domain
example(no example given)
-

Definition

-

(no definition)

-

Examples

-

(no more examples)

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

(no comments)

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + +
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module + participle
+ +
+
+ +
+

Domain (domain)back to top

+
+ + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + + +
reversehas_domain
example(no example given)
+

Definition

+

(no definition)

+

Examples

+

(no more examples)

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

(no comments)

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="domain"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- -

(no project names defined)

- -
-
- -
-

In Domain (has_domain)back to top

-
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - - -
-
reversedomain
example(no example given)
-

Definition

-

(no definition)

-

Examples

-

(no more examples)

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

(no comments)

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ +

(no project names defined)

+ +
+
+ +
+

In Domain (has_domain)back to top

+
+ + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + + +
reversedomain
example(no example given)
+

Definition

+

(no definition)

+

Examples

+

(no more examples)

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

(no comments)

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="has_domain"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- -

(no project names defined)

- -
-
- -
-

Domain Topic (domain_topic)back to top

-
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • -
  • sense–synset
    • -
  • sense–sense
    • -
-
reversehas_domain_topic
example(no example given)
-

Definition

-

A relation between two concepts where Y is a scientific domain (e.g. computing, sport, biology, etc.) of concept X.

-

Examples

-

(no more examples)

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

(no comments)

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ +

(no project names defined)

+ +
+
+ +
+

Domain Topic (domain_topic)back to top

+
+ + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • +
  • sense–synset
    • +
  • sense–sense
    • +
reversehas_domain_topic
example(no example given)
+

Definition

+

A relation between two concepts where Y is a scientific +domain (e.g. computing, sport, biology, etc.) of concept X.

+

Examples

+

(no more examples)

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

(no comments)

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="domain_topic"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
- 
 
+
 
 <Sense id="wn-sense-X" synset="wn-synset-X">
    <SenseRelation relType="domain_topic"
 		  target="wn-sense-Y"/>
  </Sense>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Princeton WordNet Relation Name - domain category
Princeton WordNet Pointer - ;c
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module - Domain of synset - TOPIC
- -
-
- -
-

Has Domain Topic (has_domain_topic)back to top

-
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - -
  • sense–sense
    • -
-
reversedomain_topic
example(no example given)
-

Definition

-

A relation between two concepts where X is a scientific domain (e.g. computing, sport, biology, etc.) of concept Y.

-

Examples

-

(no more examples)

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

(no comments)

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
Princeton WordNet Relation Name + domain category
Princeton WordNet Pointer + ;c
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module + Domain of synset - TOPIC
+ +
+
+ +
+

Has Domain Topic (has_domain_topic)back to top

+
+ + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + +
  • sense–sense
    • +
reversedomain_topic
example(no example given)
+

Definition

+

A relation between two concepts where X is a scientific +domain (e.g. computing, sport, biology, etc.) of concept Y.

+

Examples

+

(no more examples)

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

(no comments)

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="has_domain_topic"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
- 
 
+
 
 <Sense id="wn-sense-X" synset="wn-synset-X">
    <SenseRelation relType="has_domain_topic"
 		  target="wn-sense-Y"/>
  </Sense>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- - - - - - - - - - - - -
Princeton WordNet Pointer - -c
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module - dmtc
- -
-
- -
-

Domain Region (domain_region)back to top

-
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • -
  • sense–synset
    • -
  • sense–sense
    • -
-
reversehas_domain_region
example(no example given)
-

Definition

-

A relation between two concepts where Y is a geographical / cultural domain of concept X. Domain(Region) and Domain-Term(Region) is a paired relation between terms/concepts of any part-of-speech and a related geographical region.

-

Examples

-

(no more examples)

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

We also agreed to change the name for these (to include both geographical and cultural regions)! But I'm not sure to what... -

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + + + + + +
Princeton WordNet Pointer + -c
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module + dmtc
+ +
+
+ +
+

Domain Region (domain_region)back to top

+
+ + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • +
  • sense–synset
    • +
  • sense–sense
    • +
reversehas_domain_region
example(no example given)
+

Definition

+

A relation between two concepts where Y is a geographical / cultural +domain of concept X. Domain(Region) and Domain-Term(Region) is a +paired relation between terms/concepts of any part-of-speech and a +related geographical region.

+

Examples

+

(no more examples)

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

We also agreed to change the name for these (to include both +geographical and cultural regions)! But I'm not sure to +what...

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="domain_region"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
- 
 
+
 
 <Sense id="wn-sense-X" synset="wn-synset-X">
    <SenseRelation relType="domain_region"
 		  target="wn-sense-Y"/>
  </Sense>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Princeton WordNet Relation Name - Domain of synset - REGION
Princeton WordNet Pointer - ;r
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module - dmnr
- -
-
- -
-

Has Domain Region (has_domain_region)back to top

-
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - -
  • sense–sense
    • -
-
reversedomain_region
example(no example given)
-

Definition

-

A relation between two concepts where X is a geographical / cultural domain of concept Y.

-

Examples

-

(no more examples)

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

We have discussed changing the name for these (as they include both geographical and cultural regions). But we have not yet come up with a good name.

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
Princeton WordNet Relation Name + Domain of synset - REGION
Princeton WordNet Pointer + ;r
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module + dmnr
+ +
+
+ +
+

Has Domain Region (has_domain_region)back to top

+
+ + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + +
  • sense–sense
    • +
reversedomain_region
example(no example given)
+

Definition

+

A relation between two concepts where X is a geographical / +cultural domain of concept Y.

+

Examples

+

(no more examples)

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

We have discussed changing the name for these (as they include both +geographical and cultural regions). But we have not yet come up with +a good name.

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="has_domain_region"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
- 
 
+
 
 <Sense id="wn-sense-X" synset="wn-synset-X">
    <SenseRelation relType="has_domain_region"
 		  target="wn-sense-Y"/>
  </Sense>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- - - - - - - - - - - - -
Princeton WordNet Pointer - -r
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module - dmtr
- -
-
- -
-

Exemplifies (exemplifies)back to top

-
- "clarify by giving an example of" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • -
  • sense–synset
    • -
  • sense–sense
    • -
-
reverseis_exemplified_by
example(no example given)
-

Definition

-

A relation between two concepts where Y is a type of concept X. such as idiom, honorific or classifier.

-

Examples

-

(no more examples)

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

The name was changed from "Domain of synset - USAGE" as we found it too different from the standard meaning of domain.

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + + + + + +
Princeton WordNet Pointer + -r
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module + dmtr
+ +
+
+ +
+

Exemplifies (exemplifies)back to top

+
+ "clarify by giving an example of" + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • +
  • sense–synset
    • +
  • sense–sense
    • +
reverseis_exemplified_by
example(no example given)
+

Definition

+

A relation between two concepts where Y is a type of concept +X. such as idiom, honorific or classifier.

+

Examples

+

(no more examples)

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

The name was changed from "Domain of synset - USAGE" as we found it +too different from the standard meaning of domain.

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="exemplifies"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
- 
 
+
 
 <Sense id="wn-sense-X" synset="wn-synset-X">
    <SenseRelation relType="exemplifies"
 		  target="wn-sense-Y"/>
  </Sense>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Princeton WordNet Relation Name - Domain of synset - USAGE
Princeton WordNet Pointer - ;u
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module - dmnu
Interlingual Index Node - ⟪i26682⟫
- -
-
- -
-

Is Exemplified By (is_exemplified_by)back to top

-
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - -
  • sense–sense
    • -
-
reverseexemplifies
example(no example given)
-

Definition

-

A relation between two concepts where A is an example of the type B.

-

Examples

-

(no more examples)

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

We agreed to change the name for these with Christiane! We propose 'Exemplified_By'.

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
Princeton WordNet Relation Name + Domain of synset - USAGE
Princeton WordNet Pointer + ;u
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module + dmnu
Interlingual Index Node + ⟪i26682⟫
+ +
+
+ +
+

Is Exemplified By (is_exemplified_by)back to top

+
+ + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + +
  • sense–sense
    • +
reverseexemplifies
example(no example given)
+

Definition

+

A relation between two concepts where A is an example of the type B.

+

Examples

+

(no more examples)

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

We agreed to change the name for these with Christiane! We +propose 'Exemplified_By'.

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="is_exemplified_by"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
- 
 
+
 
 <Sense id="wn-sense-X" synset="wn-synset-X">
    <SenseRelation relType="is_exemplified_by"
 		  target="wn-sense-Y"/>
  </Sense>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Princeton WordNet Relation Name - domain term usage
Princeton WordNet Pointer - -u
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module - dmtu
- -
-
- -
-

Role (role)back to top

-
- "X is typically involved in the action or event expressed by Y" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - - -
-
reverseinvolved
example(no example given)
-

Definition

-

X Role Y: A relation between two concepts where concept X is typically involved in the action or event expressed by concept Y. It is the supertype of agent, instrument, - patient, result, - location, direction, target_direction, and - source_direction.

-

Examples

-

-

    -
  • hammer role to hammer
    • -
-

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

In plWordNet it is a relation between lexical units.

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
Princeton WordNet Relation Name + domain term usage
Princeton WordNet Pointer + -u
PERL WordNet-QueryData Module + dmtu
+ +
+
+ +
+

Role (role)back to top

+
+ "X is typically involved in the action or event expressed by Y" + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + + +
reverseinvolved
example(no example given)
+

Definition

+

X Role Y: A relation between two concepts where concept X is typically +involved in the action or event expressed by concept Y. It is the +supertype of agent, instrument, patient, result, +location, direction, target_direction, and +source_direction.

+

Examples

+

    +
  • hammer role to hammer
    • +

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

In plWordNet it is a relation between lexical units.

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="role"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Euro WordNet Relation Name - role
PlWordNet Relation Name - role_unspecified subtype and role_time
Interlingual Index Node - ⟪i64041⟫
- -
-
- -
-

Involved (involved)back to top

-
- "Y is typically involved in the action or event expressed by X" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - - -
-
reverserole
example(no example given)
-

Definition

-

Y involved X: A relation between two concepts where concept Y is typically involved in the action or event expressed by concept X. Involved is the supertype of involved_agent, - involved_patient, involved_result, involved_instrument, - involved_location, involved_direction, - involved_target_direction, and involved_source_direction.

-

Examples

-

-

    -
  • to hammer involved hammer
    • -
-

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

In plWordNet it is a relation between lexical units.

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
Euro WordNet Relation Name + role
PlWordNet Relation Name + role_unspecified subtype and role_time
Interlingual Index Node + ⟪i64041⟫
+ +
+
+ +
+

Involved (involved)back to top

+
+ "Y is typically involved in the action or event expressed by X" + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + + +
reverserole
example(no example given)
+

Definition

+

Y involved X: A relation between two concepts where concept Y is +typically involved in the action or event expressed by concept +X. Involved is the supertype of involved_agent, +involved_patient, involved_result, involved_instrument, +involved_location, involved_direction, +involved_target_direction, and involved_source_direction.

+

Examples

+

    +
  • to hammer involved hammer
    • +

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

In plWordNet it is a relation between lexical units.

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="involved"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Euro WordNet Relation Name - involved
PlWordNet Relation Name - unspecified subtype, time and causation inclusion
Interlingual Index Node - ⟪i8315⟫
- -
-
- -
-

Agent (agent)back to top

-
- "X is typically the agent of the action expressed by Y" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - - -
-
reverseinvolved_agent
example(no example given)
-

Definition

-

X Role Y: (A/an) X is the one/that who/which does the Y, typically intentionally. X is typically the agent of the action expressed by Y

-

Examples

-

-

    -
  • teacher agent to teach
    • -
-

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

In plWordNet it is a relation between lexical units.

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
Euro WordNet Relation Name + involved
PlWordNet Relation Name + unspecified subtype, time and causation inclusion
Interlingual Index Node + ⟪i8315⟫
+ +
+
+ +
+

Agent (agent)back to top

+
+ "X is typically the agent of the action expressed by Y" + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + + +
reverseinvolved_agent
example(no example given)
+

Definition

+

X Role Y: (A/an) X is the one/that who/which does the Y, typically +intentionally. X is typically the agent of the action expressed by Y

+

Examples

+

    +
  • teacher agent to teach
    • +

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

In plWordNet it is a relation between lexical units.

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="agent"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Euro WordNet Relation Name - role_agent
PlWordNet Relation Name - role_agent
Interlingual Index Node - ⟪i69754⟫
- -
-
- -
-

Involved Agent (involved_agent)back to top

-
- "Y is typically the agent of the action expressed by X" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - - -
-
reverseagent
exampleteach/teacher
-

Definition

-

Y involved X: A relation between two concepts where concept Y is typically the agent of the action expressed by concept X.

-

Examples

-

-

    -
  • to teach involved_agent teacher
    • -
-

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

In plWordNet it is a relation between lexical units.

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
Euro WordNet Relation Name + role_agent
PlWordNet Relation Name + role_agent
Interlingual Index Node + ⟪i69754⟫
+ +
+
+ +
+

Involved Agent (involved_agent)back to top

+
+ "Y is typically the agent of the action expressed by X" + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + + +
reverseagent
exampleteach/teacher
+

Definition

+

Y involved X: A relation between two concepts where concept Y is typically +the agent of the action expressed by concept X.

+

Examples

+

    +
  • to teach involved_agent teacher
    • +

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

In plWordNet it is a relation between lexical units.

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="involved_agent"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- - - - - - - - - - - - -
Euro WordNet Relation Name - involved_agent
PlWordNet Relation Name - agent inclusion
- -
-
- -
-

Patient (patient)back to top

-
- "X is the patient undergoing an action or event expressed by Y" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - - -
-
reverseinvolved_patient
example(no example given)
-

Definition

-

X Role Y: (A/an) X is the one/that who/which undergoes the Y.

-

Examples

-

-

    -
  • learner patient to learn
    • -
-

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

In plWordNet it is a relation between lexical units.

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + + + + + +
Euro WordNet Relation Name + involved_agent
PlWordNet Relation Name + agent inclusion
+ +
+
+ +
+

Patient (patient)back to top

+
+ "X is the patient undergoing an action or event expressed by Y" + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + + +
reverseinvolved_patient
example(no example given)
+

Definition

+

X Role Y: (A/an) X is the one/that who/which undergoes the Y.

+

Examples

+

    +
  • learner patient to learn
    • +

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

In plWordNet it is a relation between lexical units.

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="patient"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Euro WordNet Relation Name - role_patient
PlWordNet Relation Name - role_patient
Interlingual Index Node - ⟪i69753⟫
- -
-
- -
-

Involved Patient (involved_patient)back to top

-
- "Y is typically the patient un-dergoing an action or event expressed by X" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - - -
-
reversepatient
exampleteach/learner
-

Definition

-

Y involved X: A relation between two concepts where concept B is typically the patient undergoing an action or event expressed by concept A.

-

Examples

-

(no more examples)

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

In plWordNet it is a relation between lexical units.

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
Euro WordNet Relation Name + role_patient
PlWordNet Relation Name + role_patient
Interlingual Index Node + ⟪i69753⟫
+ +
+
+ +
+

Involved Patient (involved_patient)back to top

+
+ "Y is typically the patient un-dergoing an action or event expressed by X" + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + + +
reversepatient
exampleteach/learner
+

Definition

+

Y involved X: A relation between two concepts where concept B is +typically the patient undergoing an action or event expressed by +concept A.

+

Examples

+

(no more examples)

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

In plWordNet it is a relation between lexical units.

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="involved_patient"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- - - - - - - - - - - - -
Euro WordNet Relation Name - involved_patient
PlWordNet Relation Name - patient inclusion
- -
-
- -
-

Result (result)back to top

-
- "X comes into existence as a result of Y" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - - -
-
reverseinvolved_result
example(no example given)
-

Definition

-

X Role Y: (A/an) X is comes into existence as a result of Y or, (A/an) X is the result of Y or, (A/an) X is created by Y.

-

Examples

-

-

    -
  • crystal result to crystalize
    • -
-

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

In plWordNet it is a relation between lexical units.

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + + + + + +
Euro WordNet Relation Name + involved_patient
PlWordNet Relation Name + patient inclusion
+ +
+
+ +
+

Result (result)back to top

+
+ "X comes into existence as a result of Y" + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + + +
reverseinvolved_result
example(no example given)
+

Definition

+

X Role Y: (A/an) X is comes into existence as a result of Y or, (A/an) +X is the result of Y or, (A/an) X is created by Y.

+

Examples

+

    +
  • crystal result to crystalize
    • +

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

In plWordNet it is a relation between lexical units.

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="result"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Euro WordNet Relation Name - role_result
PlWordNet Relation Name - role_result
Interlingual Index Node - ⟪i69759⟫
- -
-
- -
-

Involved Result (involved_result)back to top

-
- "Y comes into existence as a result of X" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - - -
-
reverseresult
examplefreeze/ice
-

Definition

-

Y involved X: A relation between two concepts where concept B comes into existence as a result of concept A.

-

Examples

-

(no more examples)

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

In plWordNet it is a relation between lexical units.

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
Euro WordNet Relation Name + role_result
PlWordNet Relation Name + role_result
Interlingual Index Node + ⟪i69759⟫
+ +
+
+ +
+

Involved Result (involved_result)back to top

+
+ "Y comes into existence as a result of X" + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + + +
reverseresult
examplefreeze/ice
+

Definition

+

Y involved X: A relation between two concepts where concept B comes +into existence as a result of concept A.

+

Examples

+

(no more examples)

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

In plWordNet it is a relation between lexical units.

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="involved_result"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- - - - - - - - - - - - -
Euro WordNet Relation Name - involved_result
PlWordNet Relation Name - result inclusion
- -
-
- -
-

Instrument (instrument)back to top

-
- "X is the instrument necessary for the action or event expressed by Y" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - - -
-
reverseinvolved_instrument
example(no example given)
-

Definition

-

X Role Y: (A/an) X is either i) the instrument that or ii) what is used to Y (with)

-

Examples

-

-

    -
  • hammer instrument to hammer
    • -
  • sail instrument to sail
    • -
  • pen instrument to write
    • -
  • ink instrument to write
    • -
  • paper instrument to write
    • -
-

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

In plWordNet it is a relation between lexical units.

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + + + + + +
Euro WordNet Relation Name + involved_result
PlWordNet Relation Name + result inclusion
+ +
+
+ +
+

Instrument (instrument)back to top

+
+ "X is the instrument necessary for the action or event expressed by Y" + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + + +
reverseinvolved_instrument
example(no example given)
+

Definition

+

X Role Y: (A/an) X is either i) the instrument that or ii) what is +used to Y (with)

+

Examples

+

    +
  • hammer instrument to hammer
    • +
  • sail instrument to sail
    • +
  • pen instrument to write
    • +
  • ink instrument to write
    • +
  • paper instrument to write
    • +

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

In plWordNet it is a relation between lexical units.

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="instrument"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Euro WordNet Relation Name - role_instrument
PlWordNet Relation Name - role_instrument
Interlingual Index Node - ⟪i69756⟫
- -
-
- -
-

Involved Instrument (involved_instrument)back to top

-
- "Y is typically the instrument necessary for the action or event expressed by X" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - - -
-
reverseinstrument
examplepaint/paint-brush
-

Definition

-

Y involved X: A relation between two concepts where concept B is typically the instrument necessary for the action or event expressed by concept A.

-

Examples

-

(no more examples)

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

In plWordNet it is a relation between lexical units.

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
Euro WordNet Relation Name + role_instrument
PlWordNet Relation Name + role_instrument
Interlingual Index Node + ⟪i69756⟫
+ +
+
+ +
+

Involved Instrument (involved_instrument)back to top

+
+ "Y is typically the instrument necessary for the action or event expressed by X" + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + + +
reverseinstrument
examplepaint/paint-brush
+

Definition

+

Y involved X: A relation between two concepts where concept B is +typically the instrument necessary for the action or event expressed +by concept A.

+

Examples

+

(no more examples)

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

In plWordNet it is a relation between lexical units.

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="involved_instrument"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- - - - - - - - - - - - -
Euro WordNet Relation Name - involved_instrument
PlWordNet Relation Name - instrument inclusion
- -
-
- -
-

Location (location)back to top

-
- "X is the location where the action or event expressed by Y takes place" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - - -
-
reverseinvolved_location
example(no example given)
-

Definition

-

X Role Y: A relation between two concepts where concept X is the location where the action or event expressed by concept Y takes place.

-

Examples

-

-

    -
  • school location to teach
    • -
-

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

In plWordNet it is a relation between lexical units.

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + + + + + +
Euro WordNet Relation Name + involved_instrument
PlWordNet Relation Name + instrument inclusion
+ +
+
+ +
+

Location (location)back to top

+
+ "X is the location where the action or event expressed by Y takes place" + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + + +
reverseinvolved_location
example(no example given)
+

Definition

+

X Role Y: A relation between two concepts where concept X is the +location where the action or event expressed by concept Y takes place.

+

Examples

+

    +
  • school location to teach
    • +

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

In plWordNet it is a relation between lexical units.

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="location"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Euro WordNet Relation Name - role_location
PlWordNet Relation Name - role_location
Interlingual Index Node - ⟪i35580⟫
- -
-
- -
-

Involved Location (involved_location)back to top

-
- "Y is typically the location where the action or event expressed by X takes place" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - - -
-
reverselocation
exampleswim/water
-

Definition

-

Y involved X: A relation between two concepts where concept B is typically the location where the action or event expressed by concept A takes place.

-

Examples

-

(no more examples)

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

In plWordNet it is a relation between lexical units.

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
Euro WordNet Relation Name + role_location
PlWordNet Relation Name + role_location
Interlingual Index Node + ⟪i35580⟫
+ +
+
+ +
+

Involved Location (involved_location)back to top

+
+ "Y is typically the location where the action or event expressed by X takes place" + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + + +
reverselocation
exampleswim/water
+

Definition

+

Y involved X: A relation between two concepts where concept B is +typically the location where the action or event expressed by concept +A takes place.

+

Examples

+

(no more examples)

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

In plWordNet it is a relation between lexical units.

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="involved_location"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- - - - - - - - - - - - -
Euro WordNet Relation Name - involved_location
PlWordNet Relation Name - location inclusion
- -
-
- -
-

Direction (direction)back to top

-
- "X is typically the direction or location of the action or event expressed by Y" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - - -
-
reverseinvolved_direction
example(no example given)
-

Definition

-

X Role Y: A relation between two concepts where concept X is typically the direction or location of the action or event expressed by concept Y. It is possible to Y from/to/over/across/through a place (X)

-

Examples

-

-

    -
  • place direction pass
    • -
-

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

(no comments)

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + + + + + +
Euro WordNet Relation Name + involved_location
PlWordNet Relation Name + location inclusion
+ +
+
+ +
+

Direction (direction)back to top

+
+ "X is typically the direction or location of the action or event expressed by Y" + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + + +
reverseinvolved_direction
example(no example given)
+

Definition

+

X Role Y: A relation between two concepts where concept X is typically +the direction or location of the action or event expressed by concept +Y. It is possible to Y from/to/over/across/through a place (X)

+

Examples

+

    +
  • place direction pass
    • +

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

(no comments)

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="direction"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- - - - - - - - - - - - -
Euro WordNet Relation Name - role_direction
Interlingual Index Node - ⟪i82556⟫
- -
-
- -
-

Involved Direction (involved_direction)back to top

-
- "Y is typically the direction or location of the action or event expressed by X" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - - -
-
reversedirection
example(no example given)
-

Definition

-

Y involved X: A relation between two concepts where concept B is typically the direction or location of the action or event expressed by concept A.

-

Examples

-

(no more examples)

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

(no comments)

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + + + + + +
Euro WordNet Relation Name + role_direction
Interlingual Index Node + ⟪i82556⟫
+ +
+
+ +
+

Involved Direction (involved_direction)back to top

+
+ "Y is typically the direction or location of the action or event expressed by X" + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + + +
reversedirection
example(no example given)
+

Definition

+

Y involved X: A relation between two concepts where concept B is +typically the direction or location of the action or event expressed +by concept A.

+

Examples

+

(no more examples)

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

(no comments)

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="involved_direction"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- - - - - - - - -
Euro WordNet Relation Name - involved_direction
- -
-
- -
-

Target Direction (target_direction)back to top

-
- "X is the place to which the action or event expressed by Y leads" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - - -
-
reverseinvolved_target_direction
example(no example given)
-

Definition

-

X Role Y: (a/an/the) X is the place to which Ying happens / one Ys

-

Examples

-

-

    -
  • ground target_direction to collapse, to fall heavily
    • -
-

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

(no comments)

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + +
Euro WordNet Relation Name + involved_direction
+ +
+
+ +
+

Target Direction (target_direction)back to top

+
+ "X is the place to which the action or event expressed by Y leads" + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + + +
reverseinvolved_target_direction
example(no example given)
+

Definition

+

X Role Y: (a/an/the) X is the place to which Ying happens / one Ys

+

Examples

+

    +
  • ground target_direction to collapse, to fall heavily
    • +

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

(no comments)

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="target_direction"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- - - - - - - - - - - - -
Euro WordNet Relation Name - role_target_direction
Interlingual Index Node - ⟪i82007⟫
- -
-
- -
-

Involved Target Direction (involved_target_direction)back to top

-
- "Y is the place where the action or event expressed by X leads to" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - - -
-
reversetarget_direction
examplego back home/home
-

Definition

-

Y involved X: A relation between two concepts where concept B is the place where the action or event expressed by concept A leads to.

-

Examples

-

(no more examples)

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

(no comments)

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + + + + + +
Euro WordNet Relation Name + role_target_direction
Interlingual Index Node + ⟪i82007⟫
+ +
+
+ +
+

Involved Target Direction (involved_target_direction)back to top

+
+ "Y is the place where the action or event expressed by X leads to" + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + + +
reversetarget_direction
examplego back home/home
+

Definition

+

Y involved X: A relation between two concepts where concept B is the place +where the action or event expressed by concept A leads to.

+

Examples

+

(no more examples)

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

(no comments)

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="involved_target_direction"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- - - - - - - - -
Euro WordNet Relation Name - involved_target_direction
- -
-
- -
-

Source Direction (source_direction)back to top

-
- "X is the place from where the event expressed by Y begins" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - - -
-
reverseinvolved_source_direction
examplestart/race
-

Definition

-

X Role Y: A relation between two concepts where concept X is the place from where the action or event expressed by concept Y begins/starts/happens. -

-

Examples

-

-

    -
  • the start source_direction to race
    • -
-

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

(no comments)

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + +
Euro WordNet Relation Name + involved_target_direction
+ +
+
+ +
+

Source Direction (source_direction)back to top

+
+ "X is the place from where the event expressed by Y begins" + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + + +
reverseinvolved_source_direction
examplestart/race
+

Definition

+

X Role Y: A relation between two concepts where concept X is the place +from where the action or event expressed by concept Y +begins/starts/happens.

+

Examples

+

    +
  • the start source_direction to race
    • +

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

(no comments)

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="source_direction"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- - - - - - - - - - - - -
Euro WordNet Relation Name - role_source_direction
Interlingual Index Node - ⟪i81759⟫
- -
-
- -
-

Involved Source Direction (involved_source_direction)back to top

-
- "Y is the place from where the action or event expressed by X begins/starts/happens" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - - -
-
reversesource_direction
exampledisembark/ship
-

Definition

-

Y involved X: A relation between two concepts where concept B is the place from where the action or event expressed by concept A begins/starts/happens. -

-

Examples

-

(no more examples)

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

(no comments)

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + + + + + +
Euro WordNet Relation Name + role_source_direction
Interlingual Index Node + ⟪i81759⟫
+ +
+
+ +
+

Involved Source Direction (involved_source_direction)back to top

+
+ "Y is the place from where the action or event expressed by X begins/starts/happens" + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + + +
reversesource_direction
exampledisembark/ship
+

Definition

+

Y involved X: A relation between two concepts where concept B is the +place from where the action or event expressed by concept A +begins/starts/happens.

+

Examples

+

(no more examples)

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

(no comments)

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="involved_source_direction"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- - - - - - - - -
Euro WordNet Relation Name - involved_source_direction
- -
-
- -
-

Co Role (co_role)back to top

-
- "One concept undergoes an action in which the other concept is involved (bidirectional)" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - - -
-
reverseco_role
example(no example given)
-

Definition

-

A relation between two concepts where concept X undergoes an action in which concept Y is involved (bidirectional).

-

Examples

-

(no more examples)

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

(no comments)

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + +
Euro WordNet Relation Name + involved_source_direction
+ +
+
+ +
+

Co Role (co_role)back to top

+
+ "One concept undergoes an action in which the other concept is involved (bidirectional)" + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + + +
reverseco_role
example(no example given)
+

Definition

+

A relation between two concepts where concept X undergoes an action in +which concept Y is involved (bidirectional).

+

Examples

+

(no more examples)

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

(no comments)

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="co_role"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- - - - - - - - -
Euro WordNet Relation Name - co_role
- -
-
- -
-

Co Agent Patient (co_agent_patient)back to top

-
- "Y is the patient undergoing an action carried out by X" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - - -
-
reverseco_patient_agent
examplenovel writer/poet
-

Definition

-

A relation between two concepts where concept Y is the patient undergoing an action carried out by concept X.

-

Y is the patient undergoing an action carried out by X.

-

Examples

-

(no more examples)

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

(no comments)

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + +
Euro WordNet Relation Name + co_role
+ +
+
+ +
+

Co Agent Patient (co_agent_patient)back to top

+
+ "Y is the patient undergoing an action carried out by X" + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + + +
reverseco_patient_agent
examplenovel writer/poet
+

Definition

+

A relation between two concepts where concept Y is the patient +undergoing an action carried out by concept X.

+

Y is the patient undergoing an action carried out by X.

+

Examples

+

(no more examples)

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

(no comments)

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="co_agent_patient"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- - - - - - - - -
Euro WordNet Relation Name - co_agent_patient
- -
-
- -
-

Co Patient Agent (co_patient_agent)back to top

-
- "Y undergoes an action carried out by X" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - - -
-
reverseco_agent_patient
examplepoet/novel writer
-

Definition

-

A relation between two concepts where concept Y undergoes an action carried out by concept X.

-

Examples

-

(no more examples)

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

(no comments)

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + +
Euro WordNet Relation Name + co_agent_patient
+ +
+
+ +
+

Co Patient Agent (co_patient_agent)back to top

+
+ "Y undergoes an action carried out by X" + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + + +
reverseco_agent_patient
examplepoet/novel writer
+

Definition

+

A relation between two concepts where concept Y undergoes an action +carried out by concept X.

+

Examples

+

(no more examples)

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

(no comments)

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="co_patient_agent"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- - - - - - - - -
Euro WordNet Relation Name - co_patient_agent
- -
-
- -
-

Co Agent Instrument (co_agent_instrument)back to top

-
- "Y is the instrument used by X in a certain action" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - - -
-
reverseco_instrument_agent
example(no example given)
-

Definition

-

A relation between two concepts where concept Y is the instrument used by concept X in a certain action.

-

Y is the instrument used by X in a certain action

-

Examples

-

(no more examples)

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

(no comments)

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + +
Euro WordNet Relation Name + co_patient_agent
+ +
+
+ +
+

Co Agent Instrument (co_agent_instrument)back to top

+
+ "Y is the instrument used by X in a certain action" + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + + +
reverseco_instrument_agent
example(no example given)
+

Definition

+

A relation between two concepts where concept Y is the instrument used +by concept X in a certain action.

+

Y is the instrument used by X in a certain action

+

Examples

+

(no more examples)

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

(no comments)

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="co_agent_instrument"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- - - - - - - - -
Euro WordNet Relation Name - co_agent_instrument
- -
-
- -
-

Co Instrument Agent (co_instrument_agent)back to top

-
- "X is the instrument used by Y for a certain action" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - - -
-
reverseco_agent_instrument
exampleguitar/guitar player
-

Definition

-

A relation between two concepts where concept X is the instrument used by concept Y for a certain action.

-

Examples

-

(no more examples)

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

(no comments)

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + +
Euro WordNet Relation Name + co_agent_instrument
+ +
+
+ +
+

Co Instrument Agent (co_instrument_agent)back to top

+
+ "X is the instrument used by Y for a certain action" + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + + +
reverseco_agent_instrument
exampleguitar/guitar player
+

Definition

+

A relation between two concepts where concept X is the instrument used +by concept Y for a certain action.

+

Examples

+

(no more examples)

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

(no comments)

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="co_instrument_agent"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- - - - - - - - -
Euro WordNet Relation Name - co_instrument_agent
- -
-
- -
-

Co Agent Result (co_agent_result)back to top

-
- "Y is the result of an action carried out by X" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - - -
-
reverseco_result_agent
examplepastry dough/bread dough
-

Definition

-

A relation between two concepts where concept Y is the result of an action carried out by concept X.

-

Y is the result of an action carried out by X.

-

Examples

-

(no more examples)

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

(no comments)

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + +
Euro WordNet Relation Name + co_instrument_agent
+ +
+
+ +
+

Co Agent Result (co_agent_result)back to top

+
+ "Y is the result of an action carried out by X" + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + + +
reverseco_result_agent
examplepastry dough/bread dough
+

Definition

+

A relation between two concepts where concept Y is the result of an +action carried out by concept X.

+

Y is the result of an action carried out by X.

+

Examples

+

(no more examples)

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

(no comments)

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="co_agent_result"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- - - - - - - - -
Euro WordNet Relation Name - co_agent_result
- -
-
- -
-

Co Result Agent (co_result_agent)back to top

-
- "X is the result of an action carried out by Y" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - - -
-
reverseco_agent_result
examplebread dough/pastry dough
-

Definition

-

A relation between two concepts where concept X is the result of an action carried out by concept Y.

-

Examples

-

(no more examples)

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

(no comments)

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + +
Euro WordNet Relation Name + co_agent_result
+ +
+
+ +
+

Co Result Agent (co_result_agent)back to top

+
+ "X is the result of an action carried out by Y" + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + + +
reverseco_agent_result
examplebread dough/pastry dough
+

Definition

+

A relation between two concepts where concept X is the result of an +action carried out by concept Y.

+

Examples

+

(no more examples)

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

(no comments)

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="co_result_agent"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- - - - - - - - -
Euro WordNet Relation Name - co_result_agent
- -
-
- -
-

Co Patient Instrument (co_patient_instrument)back to top

-
- "X undergoes an action for which the instrument expressed by X is used" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - - -
-
reverseco_instrument_patient
exampleice/ice saw
-

Definition

-

A relation between two concepts where concept Y undergoes an action for which the instrument expressed by concept X is used.

-

Examples

-

(no more examples)

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

(no comments)

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + +
Euro WordNet Relation Name + co_result_agent
+ +
+
+ +
+

Co Patient Instrument (co_patient_instrument)back to top

+
+ "X undergoes an action for which the instrument expressed by X is used" + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + + +
reverseco_instrument_patient
exampleice/ice saw
+

Definition

+

A relation between two concepts where concept Y undergoes an action +for which the instrument expressed by concept X is used.

+

Examples

+

(no more examples)

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

(no comments)

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="co_patient_instrument"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- - - - - - - - -
Euro WordNet Relation Name - co_patient_instrument
- -
-
- -
-

Co Instrument Patient (co_instrument_patient)back to top

-
- "Y undergoes an action for which the instrument expressed by X is used" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - - -
-
reverseco_patient_instrument
exampleice saw/ice
-

Definition

-

A relation between two concepts where concept Y undergoes an action for which the instrument expressed by concept X is used.

-

Examples

-

(no more examples)

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

(no comments)

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + +
Euro WordNet Relation Name + co_patient_instrument
+ +
+
+ +
+

Co Instrument Patient (co_instrument_patient)back to top

+
+ "Y undergoes an action for which the instrument expressed by X is used" + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + + +
reverseco_patient_instrument
exampleice saw/ice
+

Definition

+

A relation between two concepts where concept Y undergoes an action +for which the instrument expressed by concept X is used.

+

Examples

+

(no more examples)

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

(no comments)

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="co_instrument_patient"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- - - - - - - - -
Euro WordNet Relation Name - co_instrument_patient
- -
-
- -
-

Co Result Instrument (co_result_instrument)back to top

-
- "X is the result of an action for which the instrument expressed by Y is used" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - - -
-
reverseco_instrument_result
examplephotograph/camera
-

Definition

-

A relation between two concepts where concept X is the result of an action for which the instrument expressed by concept Y is used.

-

Examples

-

(no more examples)

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

(no comments)

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + +
Euro WordNet Relation Name + co_instrument_patient
+ +
+
+ +
+

Co Result Instrument (co_result_instrument)back to top

+
+ "X is the result of an action for which the instrument expressed by Y is used" + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + + +
reverseco_instrument_result
examplephotograph/camera
+

Definition

+

A relation between two concepts where concept X is the result of an +action for which the instrument expressed by concept Y is used.

+

Examples

+

(no more examples)

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

(no comments)

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="co_result_instrument"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- - - - - - - - -
Euro WordNet Relation Name - co_result_instrument
- -
-
- -
-

Co Instrument Result (co_instrument_result)back to top

-
- "Y is the result of an action carried out by the instrument expressed by X" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    -
  • synset–synset
    • - - -
-
reverseco_result_instrument
examplecamera/photograph
-

Definition

-

A relation between two concepts where concept Y is the result of an action carried out by the instrument expressed by concept X.

-

Examples

-

(no more examples)

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

(no comments)

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + +
Euro WordNet Relation Name + co_result_instrument
+ +
+
+ +
+

Co Instrument Result (co_instrument_result)back to top

+
+ "Y is the result of an action carried out by the instrument expressed by X" + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    +
  • synset–synset
    • + + +
reverseco_result_instrument
examplecamera/photograph
+

Definition

+

A relation between two concepts where concept Y is the result of an +action carried out by the instrument expressed by concept X.

+

Examples

+

(no more examples)

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

(no comments)

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 <Synset id="wn-synset-X" ili="iXYZ" partOfSpeech="x">
   <SynsetRelation relType="co_instrument_result"
 		  target="wn-synset-Y"/>
 </Synset>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- - - - - - - - -
Euro WordNet Relation Name - co_instrument_result
- -
-
- -
-

Participle (participle)back to top

-
- "links from a participial adjective to a verb" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability -
    - - -
  • sense–sense
    • -
-
reverse(no reverse relation defined)
exampleinteresting is the participial adjective from interest
-

Definition

-

A relation where X is a participial adjective and Y is the verb it is derived from

-

Examples

-

(no more examples)

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

These are not linked in the NLTK interface so are not shown in OMW 1.0 (or as far as I can see, anywhere FCB)

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

 
+

Project-specific Names

+ + + + + + + + +
Euro WordNet Relation Name + co_instrument_result
+ +
+
+ +
+

Participle (participle)back to top

+
+ "links from a participial adjective to a verb" + + + + + +
symbol(no symbol defined)
applicability
    + + +
  • sense–sense
    • +
reverse(no reverse relation defined)
exampleinteresting is the participial adjective from interest
+

Definition

+

A relation where X is a participial adjective and Y is the verb it is derived from

+

Examples

+

(no more examples)

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

These are not linked in the NLTK interface so are not shown in OMW 1.0 (or as far as I can see, anywhere FCB)

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 
 <Sense id="wn-sense-X" synset="wn-synset-X">
    <SenseRelation relType="participle"
 		  target="wn-sense-Y"/>
  </Sense>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- -

(no project names defined)

- -
-
- -
-

Pertainym (pertainym)back to top

-
- "X is of or pertaining to Y" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol⊞
applicability -
    - - -
  • sense–sense
    • -
-
reverse(no reverse relation defined)
examplenaval has pertainym navy; slowly has pertainym slow
-

Definition

-

links a relational adjective X to the noun Y it is about, or an adverb X to the adjective it is about Y

-

Examples

-

lunar has pertainym moon - naval has pertainym navy; slowly has pertainym slow - English has pertainym England; - English has pertainym English "language"

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

(no comments)

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

 
+

Project-specific Names

+ +

(no project names defined)

+ +
+
+ +
+

Pertainym (pertainym)back to top

+
+ "X is of or pertaining to Y" + + + + + +
symbol⊞
applicability
    + + +
  • sense–sense
    • +
reverse(no reverse relation defined)
examplenaval has pertainym navy; slowly has pertainym slow
+

Definition

+

links a relational adjective X to the noun Y it is about, or an adverb X to the adjective it is about Y

+

Examples

+

lunar has pertainym moon +naval has pertainym navy; slowly has pertainym slow +English has pertainym England; +English has pertainym English "language"

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

(no comments)

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 
 <Sense id="wn-sense-X" synset="wn-synset-X">
    <SenseRelation relType="pertainym"
 		  target="wn-sense-Y"/>
  </Sense>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- -

(no project names defined)

- -
-
- -
-

Derivation (derivation)back to top

-
- "X is a derivationally related form of Y" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
symbol⊳
applicability -
    - - -
  • sense–sense
    • -
-
reversederivation
exampleyearly is derivationally related to year
-

Definition

-

-

-
X is a derivationally related form of Y, this may be specialized
-
further. It includes zero derivations. Gnerally it is used for different syntactic categories that have the same root form and are semantically related. Wordnet does not say which is the baseform, the relationship is fully - reversible. -
-
-

-

Examples

-

yearly is derivationally related to year - want n is derivationally related to want v - wanter n is derivationally related to want v - provision n is derivationally related to provide v

-

Tests

-

(no tests defined)

-

Comments

-

(no comments)

-

XML

-

In the XML - format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like this: - 

 
+

Project-specific Names

+ +

(no project names defined)

+ +
+
+ +
+

Derivation (derivation)back to top

+
+ "X is a derivationally related form of Y" + + + + + +
symbol⊳
applicability
    + + +
  • sense–sense
    • +
reversederivation
exampleyearly is derivationally related to year
+

Definition

+

+
X is a derivationally related form of Y, this may be specialized
+
further. It includes zero derivations. Gnerally it is used for different +syntactic categories that have the same root form and are +semantically related. Wordnet does not say which is the baseform, +the relationship is fully reversible.
+

+

Examples

+

yearly is derivationally related to year +want n is derivationally related to want v +wanter n is derivationally related to want v +provision n is derivationally related to provide v

+

Tests

+

(no tests defined)

+

Comments

+

(no comments)

XML

+

In the XML + format for Wordnet LMF the relation should be shown like + this:

 
 <Sense id="wn-sense-X" synset="wn-synset-X">
    <SenseRelation relType="derivation"
 		  target="wn-sense-Y"/>
  </Sense>
-
-

Project-specific Names

- -

(no project names defined)

- -
-
- - - - - - - - - - - - +

Project-specific Names

+ +

(no project names defined)

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + - \ No newline at end of file + diff --git a/gwadoc/doc_en.py b/gwadoc/doc_en.py index 62abb83..ea6f7ff 100644 --- a/gwadoc/doc_en.py +++ b/gwadoc/doc_en.py @@ -821,6 +821,23 @@ """ relations.meronym.ex.en = "hand/finger" relations.meronym.exe.en = """ + * *wheels* ``meronym`` *automobile* + * *crown* ``meronym`` *hat* + * *faces* ``meronym`` *people* + * *leaf* ``meronym`` *tree* +""" +relations.meronym.test.en=""" +Meronymy-relation between nouns (EWN test 21) + +=== = ====================================================== +yes a *A/an X makes up a part of A/an Y* +. . *A/an Y has A/an Xs* +. . *X is a meronym of "Y" if Xs are parts of Y(s)* +no b the converse of the (a) relations. +=== = ====================================================== + +Conditions: +- X and Y are concrete nouns and are interpreted generically. """ relations.meronym.com.en = """ This is an unspecified relation that covers all the @@ -841,6 +858,18 @@ """ relations.holonym.ex.en = "finger/hand" relations.holonym.exe.en = """ + * *face* ``holonym`` *eye* + * *body* ``holonym`` *arm, leg, heart* + * *word* ``holonym`` *letter* +""" +relations.holonym.test.en = """ +Holonymy-relation between nouns + +=== = ====================================================== +yes a *X is a holonym of Y if Ys are parts of Xs* +. . *X is a holonym of Y if Ys are members of Xs* +no b the converse of any of the (a) sentences. +=== = ====================================================== """ relations.holonym.com.en = """ This is an unspecified relation that covers all the From 7b55fb6e0f7c0b510599385291629099cec361e5 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: gconnect Date: Wed, 23 Sep 2020 10:16:34 +0100 Subject: [PATCH 3/7] Changed the macros url --- docs/index.html | 260 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++------ docs/templates/macros.html | 2 +- 2 files changed, 224 insertions(+), 38 deletions(-) diff --git a/docs/index.html b/docs/index.html index 3f459e5..fae4e50 100644 --- a/docs/index.html +++ b/docs/index.html @@ -15,20 +15,210 @@ + + + + + + + + + Open Wordnet Documentation - +
+
+ +
+
-
+

Open Wordnet Documentation

+

Contents

- +
+

Relations

Constitutive (constitutive)back to top

@@ -364,7 +555,7 @@

Comments

Interlingual Index Node - ⟪i69570⟫ + ⟪i69570⟫ @@ -463,7 +654,7 @@

Comments

Interlingual Index Node - ⟪i69569⟫ + ⟪i69569⟫ @@ -536,7 +727,7 @@

Comments

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Comments

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Comments

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Comments

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Comments

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Comments

Interlingual Index Node - ⟪i69567⟫ + ⟪i69567⟫ @@ -1734,7 +1925,7 @@

Comments

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Comments

Interlingual Index Node - ⟪i35578⟫ + ⟪i35578⟫ @@ -1996,7 +2187,7 @@

Comments

Interlingual Index Node - ⟪i35561⟫ + ⟪i35561⟫ @@ -2224,7 +2415,7 @@

Comments

Interlingual Index Node - ⟪i62791⟫ + ⟪i62791⟫ @@ -2350,7 +2541,7 @@

Comments

Interlingual Index Node - ⟪i35577⟫ + ⟪i35577⟫ @@ -2399,7 +2590,7 @@

Comments

Interlingual Index Node - ⟪i22888⟫ + ⟪i22888⟫ @@ -2485,7 +2676,7 @@

Comments

Interlingual Index Node - ⟪i25399⟫ + ⟪i25399⟫ @@ -2530,7 +2721,7 @@

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Interlingual Index Node - ⟪i64041⟫ + ⟪i64041⟫ @@ -3186,7 +3377,7 @@

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Interlingual Index Node - ⟪i8315⟫ + ⟪i8315⟫ @@ -3243,7 +3434,7 @@

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Interlingual Index Node - ⟪i69754⟫ + ⟪i69754⟫ @@ -3351,7 +3542,7 @@

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Interlingual Index Node - ⟪i69753⟫ + ⟪i69753⟫ @@ -3459,7 +3650,7 @@

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Interlingual Index Node - ⟪i69759⟫ + ⟪i69759⟫ @@ -3570,7 +3761,7 @@

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Interlingual Index Node - ⟪i69756⟫ + ⟪i69756⟫ @@ -3678,7 +3869,7 @@

Comments

Interlingual Index Node - ⟪i35580⟫ + ⟪i35580⟫ @@ -3782,7 +3973,7 @@

Comments

Interlingual Index Node - ⟪i82556⟫ + ⟪i82556⟫ @@ -3879,7 +4070,7 @@

Comments

Interlingual Index Node - ⟪i82007⟫ + ⟪i82007⟫ @@ -3977,7 +4168,7 @@

Comments

Interlingual Index Node - ⟪i81759⟫ + ⟪i81759⟫ @@ -4675,11 +4866,6 @@

Comments

- - - - - diff --git a/docs/templates/macros.html b/docs/templates/macros.html index bdd4e3e..925dd9b 100644 --- a/docs/templates/macros.html +++ b/docs/templates/macros.html @@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ {%- endmacro %} {%- macro ili(symbol) -%} -⟪{{ symbol }}⟫ +⟪{{ symbol }}⟫ {%- endmacro %} {%- macro to_top() -%} From 0f37707ec46c2aa6078420f6403d2dd1935146b5 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: gconnect Date: Tue, 29 Sep 2020 00:25:52 +0100 Subject: [PATCH 4/7] Added reference link to the examples --- docs/index.html | 39 +++++++++++++++++++------------------- docs/templates/macros.html | 1 + gwadoc/doc_basic.py | 8 ++++---- gwadoc/doc_en.py | 31 +++++++++++++++--------------- 4 files changed, 39 insertions(+), 40 deletions(-) diff --git a/docs/index.html b/docs/index.html index fae4e50..9e2240a 100644 --- a/docs/index.html +++ b/docs/index.html @@ -1060,14 +1060,13 @@

Meronym (meronymexamplehand/finger

Definition

-

A relation between two concepts where concept Y makes up a part of -concept X.

+

A relation between two concepts where concept A makes up a part of +concept B.

Examples

    -
  • wheels meronym automobile
    • -
  • crown meronym hat
    • -
  • faces meronym people
    • -
  • leaf meronym tree
    • +
  • <sense: pwn-3.0:04574999-n:wheel> meronym <sense: pwn-3.0:02958343-n:automobile>
    • +
  • <sense: pwn-3.0:03138534-n:crown> meronym <sense: pwn-3.0:03497657-n:hat>
    • +
  • <sense: pwn-3.0:05217168-n:human body> meronym <sense: pwn-3.0:00007846-n:person>

Tests

Meronymy-relation between nouns (EWN test 21)

@@ -1080,7 +1079,7 @@

Tests

yes a -A/an X makes up a part of A/an Y +A/an A makes up a part of A/an B . . @@ -1088,7 +1087,7 @@

Tests

. . -X is a meronym of "Y" if Xs are parts of Y(s) +A is a meronym of "B" if Xs are parts of B(s) no b @@ -1097,7 +1096,7 @@

Tests

Conditions: -- X and Y are concrete nouns and are interpreted generically.

+- A and B are concrete nouns and are interpreted generically.

Comments

This is an unspecified relation that covers all the relations below. This can be computed automatically, it @@ -1130,12 +1129,12 @@

Comments

PlWordNet Relation Name - meronym + meronimia PERL WordNet-QueryData Module - enta + mero Interlingual Index Node @@ -1164,13 +1163,13 @@

Holonym (holonymexamplefinger/hand

Definition

-

A relation between two concepts where concept X makes up a -part of concept Y.

+

A relation between two concepts where concept A makes up a +part of concept B.

Examples

    -
  • face holonym eye
    • -
  • body holonym arm, leg, heart
    • -
  • word holonym letter
    • +
  • <sense: pwn-3.0:05600637-n:face> holonym <sense: pwn-3.0:05311054-n:eye>
    • +
  • <sense: pwn-3.0:05549830-n:body> holonym <sense: pwn-3.0:05560787-n:leg>
    • +
  • <sense: pwn-3.0:13627516-n:kilobyte> holonym <sense: pwn-3.0:13626013-n:byte>

Tests

Holonymy-relation between nouns

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Tests

yes a -X is a holonym of Y if Ys are parts of Xs +A is a holonym of B if Bs are parts of As . . -X is a holonym of Y if Ys are members of Xs +A is a holonym of B if Bs are members of As no b @@ -1222,12 +1221,12 @@

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PlWordNet Relation Name - holonym + holonimia PERL WordNet-QueryData Module - enta + holo Interlingual Index Node diff --git a/docs/templates/macros.html b/docs/templates/macros.html index 925dd9b..572f085 100644 --- a/docs/templates/macros.html +++ b/docs/templates/macros.html @@ -9,3 +9,4 @@ {%- macro to_top() -%} back to top {%- endmacro %} + diff --git a/gwadoc/doc_basic.py b/gwadoc/doc_basic.py index 2864e19..f2315bc 100644 --- a/gwadoc/doc_basic.py +++ b/gwadoc/doc_basic.py @@ -629,9 +629,9 @@ relations.meronym.proj.ili = "i69575" relations.meronym.proj.pwn = "meronym" -relations.meronym.proj.querywn = "enta" +relations.meronym.proj.querywn = "mero" relations.meronym.proj.eurown = "has_meronym" -relations.meronym.proj.plwordnet = "meronym" +relations.meronym.proj.plwordnet = "meronimia" relations.meronym.proj.pointer = "%" @@ -645,9 +645,9 @@ relations.holonym.fa.reverse = "meronym" relations.holonym.proj.ili = "i69567" -relations.holonym.proj.querywn = "enta" +relations.holonym.proj.querywn = "holo" relations.holonym.proj.eurown = "has_holonym" -relations.holonym.proj.plwordnet = "holonym" +relations.holonym.proj.plwordnet = "holonimia" relations.holonym.proj.pointer = "#" diff --git a/gwadoc/doc_en.py b/gwadoc/doc_en.py index ea6f7ff..9e5e60f 100644 --- a/gwadoc/doc_en.py +++ b/gwadoc/doc_en.py @@ -816,28 +816,27 @@ a word that names a part of a larger whole """ relations.meronym.dfn.en = """ -A relation between two concepts where concept Y makes up a part of -concept X. +A relation between two concepts where concept A makes up a part of +concept B. """ relations.meronym.ex.en = "hand/finger" relations.meronym.exe.en = """ - * *wheels* ``meronym`` *automobile* - * *crown* ``meronym`` *hat* - * *faces* ``meronym`` *people* - * *leaf* ``meronym`` *tree* + * ** ``meronym`` ** + * ** ``meronym`` ** + * ** ``meronym`` ** """ relations.meronym.test.en=""" Meronymy-relation between nouns (EWN test 21) === = ====================================================== -yes a *A/an X makes up a part of A/an Y* +yes a *A/an A makes up a part of A/an B* . . *A/an Y has A/an Xs* -. . *X is a meronym of "Y" if Xs are parts of Y(s)* +. . *A is a meronym of "B" if Xs are parts of B(s)* no b the converse of the (a) relations. === = ====================================================== Conditions: -- X and Y are concrete nouns and are interpreted generically. +- A and B are concrete nouns and are interpreted generically. """ relations.meronym.com.en = """ This is an unspecified relation that covers all the @@ -853,21 +852,21 @@ a word that names the whole of which a given word is a part """ relations.holonym.dfn.en = """ -A relation between two concepts where concept X makes up a -part of concept Y. +A relation between two concepts where concept A makes up a +part of concept B. """ relations.holonym.ex.en = "finger/hand" relations.holonym.exe.en = """ - * *face* ``holonym`` *eye* - * *body* ``holonym`` *arm, leg, heart* - * *word* ``holonym`` *letter* + * ** ``holonym`` ** + * ** ``holonym`` ** + * ** ``holonym`` ** """ relations.holonym.test.en = """ Holonymy-relation between nouns === = ====================================================== -yes a *X is a holonym of Y if Ys are parts of Xs* -. . *X is a holonym of Y if Ys are members of Xs* +yes a *A is a holonym of B if Bs are parts of As* +. . *A is a holonym of B if Bs are members of As* no b the converse of any of the (a) sentences. === = ====================================================== """ From 2af72734369d9d6dd99ff8594d3e7f7b490e938a Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: gconnect Date: Tue, 29 Sep 2020 03:52:42 +0100 Subject: [PATCH 5/7] Changes to index after build --- docs/index.html | 1841 ++++++----------------------------------------- 1 file changed, 239 insertions(+), 1602 deletions(-) diff --git a/docs/index.html b/docs/index.html index 72f20e5..93336af 100644 --- a/docs/index.html +++ b/docs/index.html @@ -15,19 +15,210 @@ + + + + + + + + + Open Wordnet Documentation +
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Open Wordnet Documentation

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Contents

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Relations

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Examples

  • wordbook hypernym dictionary

    • Tests

    -

    Hyperonymy/hyponymy between verb synsets (EWN test 11)

    +

    Hyperonymy/hyponymy between verb synsets ([EWN] test 11, p23)

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    Tests

    [EWN]Piek Vossen (ed.) (1999) Euro Wordnet General Documentation University of Amsterdam

    -

    Comments

    This is the fundamental relation, generally used for nouns and verbs. In the original Princeton WordNet the name 'troponym' was used @@ -479,29 +643,7 @@

    Comments

    Project-specific Names

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    Comments

    Project-specific Names

    Princeton WordNet Pointer - @
    Euro WordNet Relation Name - has_hyperonym
    PlWordNet Relation Name - hyperonymy
    PERL WordNet-QueryData Module - hype
    Interlingual Index Node +
    Princeton WordNet Pointer @@ -529,11 +671,7 @@

    Comments

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    Comments

    Project-specific Names

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    Princeton WordNet Pointer - ~i
    Euro WordNet Relation Name - BELONGS_To_CLASS
    PlWordNet Relation Name - instance
    PERL WordNet-QueryData Module - hasi
    Interlingual Index Node -<<<<<<< HEAD - ⟪i75102⟫
    Princeton WordNet Relation Name
    Open Multilingual Wordnet Concept - ⟪i75102⟫
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    Comments

    Project-specific Names

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    Princeton WordNet Pointer - @i
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    PlWordNet Relation Name - type
    PERL WordNet-QueryData Module
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    Project-specific Names

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    PlWordNet Relation Name - complementary, proper and converse antonymy
    PERL WordNet-QueryData Module - antonym
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    Princeton WordNet Pointer
    Open Multilingual Wordnet Concept - ⟪i69547⟫
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    Euro WordNet Relation Name
    Open Multilingual Wordnet Concept - ⟪i69607⟫
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    Meronym (meronym

    Princeton WordNet Relation Name - Similar to and Verb Group
    Princeton WordNet Pointer - &
    Euro WordNet Relation Name - near_synonym
    PlWordNet Relation Name - near_synonymy
    PERL WordNet-QueryData Module - sim
    Interlingual Index Node -<<<<<<< HEAD - ⟪i13187⟫
    Princeton WordNet Relation Name
    Open Multilingual Wordnet Concept - ⟪i13187⟫
    examplehand/finger

    Definition

    -<<<<<<< HEAD -<<<<<<< HEAD

    A relation between two concepts where concept A makes up a part of concept B.

    Examples

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    Examples

  • <sense: pwn-3.0:04574999-n:wheel> meronym <sense: pwn-3.0:02958343-n:automobile>
  • <sense: pwn-3.0:03138534-n:crown> meronym <sense: pwn-3.0:03497657-n:hat>
  • <sense: pwn-3.0:05217168-n:human body> meronym <sense: pwn-3.0:00007846-n:person>
    • -======= -

    A relation between two concepts where concept Y makes up a part of -concept X.

    -

    Examples

    -

      -
    • wheels meronym automobile
      • -
    • crown meronym hat
      • -
    • faces meronym people
      • -
    • leaf meronym tree
      • ->>>>>>> bbf508ed90f5df5387594750599d5152ae8de68c

    Tests

    Meronymy-relation between nouns (EWN test 21)

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    Tests

    yes a -<<<<<<< HEAD A/an A makes up a part of A/an B -======= -A/an X makes up a part of A/an Y ->>>>>>> bbf508ed90f5df5387594750599d5152ae8de68c . . @@ -1162,11 +1127,7 @@

    Tests

    . . -<<<<<<< HEAD -A is a meronym of "B" if Xs are parts of B(s) -======= -X is a meronym of "Y" if Xs are parts of Y(s) ->>>>>>> bbf508ed90f5df5387594750599d5152ae8de68c +A is a meronym of "B" if As are parts of B(s) no b @@ -1175,19 +1136,7 @@

    Tests

    Conditions: -<<<<<<< HEAD - A and B are concrete nouns and are interpreted generically.

    -======= -

    A relation between two concepts where concept Y makes up a part of -concept X.

    -

    Examples

    -

    (no more examples)

    -

    Tests

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    (no tests defined)

    ->>>>>>> 0e25c9da29650a6720abf04489b829f8d43f4736 -======= -- X and Y are concrete nouns and are interpreted generically.

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    Comments

    This is an unspecified relation that covers all the relations below. This can be computed automatically, it @@ -1202,41 +1151,6 @@

    Comments

    Project-specific Names

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    Comments

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    Holonym (holonym

    Princeton WordNet Relation Name - meronym
    Princeton WordNet Pointer - %
    Euro WordNet Relation Name - has_meronym
    PlWordNet Relation Name -<<<<<<< HEAD - meronimia
    PERL WordNet-QueryData Module - mero
    Interlingual Index Node - ⟪i69575⟫
    Princeton WordNet Relation Name
    PlWordNet Relation Name - meronym
    PERL WordNet-QueryData Module - enta
    Open Multilingual Wordnet Concept - ⟪i69575⟫
    PERL WordNet-QueryData Module - enta
    Interlingual Index Node - ⟪i69575⟫
    examplefinger/hand

    Definition

    -<<<<<<< HEAD -<<<<<<< HEAD

    A relation between two concepts where concept A makes up a part of concept B.

    Examples

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    Examples

  • <sense: pwn-3.0:05600637-n:face> holonym <sense: pwn-3.0:05311054-n:eye>
  • <sense: pwn-3.0:05549830-n:body> holonym <sense: pwn-3.0:05560787-n:leg>
  • <sense: pwn-3.0:13627516-n:kilobyte> holonym <sense: pwn-3.0:13626013-n:byte>
    • -======= -

    A relation between two concepts where concept X makes up a -part of concept Y.

    -

    Examples

    -

      -
    • face holonym eye
      • -
    • body holonym arm, leg, heart
      • -
    • word holonym letter
      • ->>>>>>> bbf508ed90f5df5387594750599d5152ae8de68c

    Tests

    Holonymy-relation between nouns

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    Tests

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    Tests

    -<<<<<<< HEAD -======= -

    A relation between two concepts where concept X makes up a -part of concept Y.

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    Examples

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    Tests

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    Comments

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    Project-specific Names

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    Project-specific Names

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    PlWordNet Relation Name -<<<<<<< HEAD - holonimia
    PERL WordNet-QueryData Module - holo
    Interlingual Index Node - ⟪i69567⟫
    Princeton WordNet Pointer
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    PERL WordNet-QueryData Module - enta
    Open Multilingual Wordnet Concept - ⟪i69567⟫
    PERL WordNet-QueryData Module - enta
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    Project-specific Names

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    PlWordNet Relation Name - meronymy_location
    PERL WordNet-QueryData Module
    Euro WordNet Relation Name
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    Project-specific Names

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    PERL WordNet-QueryData Module
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    Project-specific Names

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    Princeton WordNet Pointer - %m
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    PERL WordNet-QueryData Module
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