categoryfield nameexplanationexample related comp.
entry identity 1lemmastandard orthographic representation Lat. ago
2homonym numbernumber in a series of homonyms Engl. down: 2
3sense numbernumber in a series of senses Engl. paragraph: 2
4citation formform in which the lemma is mentioned Lat. ago: agere
expression 5phonological representationsegmental/prosodic representation (IPA)Engl. egret: [ˈiːgɽət] phon.
6soundacoustic recording (sound file)
7phonological variantsphonemic representation Engl. egret: /ˈigrɛt/phon.
8orthographic variantsorthographic representation Engl. neighbor: Brit. neighbour writing
language variety 9dialectregional variety Engl. buck2: Americangen.sit.
10sociolectsociolect or special language Engl. nominalize: scientificsoc. sit.
11stylestyle or registerEngl. buck2: colloquialsoc. sit.
12stagediachronic language stageEngl. bereave: obsoletehist. sit.
structure 13proper namelinguistic name of a grammeme Engl. -ly: adverbializergr.
14syntactic categoryword class, subcategory Engl. butter: mass noungr.
15morphological structureimmediate morphological constituents (links)Engl. nominalize: ↘ nominal, ↘ -izelex.
16word formationlast derivational process applied Engl. nominalize: verbalizationgr.
17derivativesset of lemmas of derived records (links) Engl. nominal: ↘ nominalizelex.
18morphological categoriesset of morphological categories gender/noun class, possessive class, inflection class gr.
19irregular inflection(paradigm of) irregular inflected forms Engl. good: comp. bettergr.
20constructiondistribution, selection restrictions Engl. depend: [_ [on [X]NP]PP]VP gr.
21phraseologycollocations, phrases etc. Engl. approach (n.): take an _ to X = ↘ approach (v.) X gr.
meaning 22.anative definitionmeaning definition in object language Yuc. utskint: kin wutskintik: kin bèetik u yutstal
22.bmeaning 1meaning definition in English Yuc. utskint: make good, repair, ameliorate
22.cmeaning 2meaning definition in regional languageYuc. utskint: mejorar, componer
22.dmeaning 3meaning definition in background language Yuc. utskint: gut machen, besser, reparieren, heilen
23.agloss 1interlinear morpheme gloss in English Yuc. utskint: good:FACT
23.bgloss 2interlinear morpheme gloss in regional language Yuc. utskint: bueno:FACT
23.cgloss 3interlinear morpheme gloss in background language Yuc. utskint: gut:FAKT
24semantic classesset of classificatory features Engl. deer: animallex.
25semantic relationsset of lexical relations to other records Engl. stag: hyperonym: ↘ deer, immediate contrast: ↘ hind lex.
26encyclopaedic informationethnographic description Engl. stag: Linné cervida. Bigger than buck. Is hunted and eaten. Antler is demanded trophy.ethn. sit.
27picturevisual image (image/video file) Engl. trefoil: ethn. sit.
28originnative, or donor language of loan Engl. trefoil: Frenchsoc. sit.
29etymologyfor native: original expression/structure and meaningEngl. hussy: housewife hist. sit.
30cognatesfor native: set of cognate expressions from other languagesEngl. deer. Germ. Tier 'animal' gen.sit.
examples 31examplesreference to passage in corpusyuc. utskint: is_ex_2345corpus
methodology 32bibliographical referencesreference to specialized literatureyuc. utskint: Lehmann 2002:25meth.
33commentadditional, esp. methodological information Jap. sugi: Informants from Kyoto and Tokyo agree on the pronunciation [sɯŋi], not [sɯgi].meth.
34problemsas yet unsolved problemsverify high tone meth.
35datedate of last modification (automatic) 17.11.2001