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- AffixSlot comment "Affix Slot is a class referencing a set of affixes that attach to the same position relative to a stem through the Template Slot class. The set of affixes represents a subset of the affixes managed directly or indirectly by a Morphological Paradigm. An affix may be referenced by one or more Affix Slot class objects.".
- AffixTemplate comment "Affix Template is a class managing a pattern of ordered affixes for inflectional, derivational, or agglutinative morphology indirectly through a Template Slot class. Affix Template attributes may describe the directionality of the affixes, the number of affixes in an ordered set, and any special conditions applicable to the affix pattern (e.g. optionality for specific slots).".
- ArgumentRelation comment "Argument Relation is a class representing an oriented relationship between Semantic Argument instances of the same Predicate instance".
- AttributeValuation comment "Attribute Valuation is a class representing a pair between an attribute name of an LMF class and a value of this particular attribute.".
- Component comment "Component is a class representing a reference to a lexical entry for each lexical component aggregated in a List Of Components class.".
- Condition comment "Condition is a class representing the conditions that determine or constrain the usage of a Process or Affix Allomorph instance.".
- Constraint comment "Constraint is a class representing one or several boolean expressions that must be respected in a given Lexicon instance.".
- ConstraintSet comment "Constraint Set is a class representing a group of constraints. Constraint Set class is associated to Lexicon class with a zero to many cardinality.".
- Context comment "The Context class represents a text string that provides authentic context for the use of the word form managed by the Lemma. The Context class is in a zero to many aggregate association with the Sense class and may be associated with zero to many Text Representation classes which manage the representation of the translation equivalent in more than one script or orthography.".
- ContextAxis comment "Context Axis is a class representing previously translated translation examples that meet matching or fuzzy matching criteria for a given text chunk.".
- ContextAxisRelation comment "Context Axis Relation is a class representing the relationship between two Context Axis instances.".
- Definition comment "Definition is a class representing a narrative description of a sense. It is displayed for human users to facilitate their understanding of the meaning of a Lexical Entry and is not meant to be processable by computer programs. A Sense instance can have zero to many definitions. Each Definition instance may be associated with zero to many Text Representation instances in order to manage the text definition in more than one language or script. The narrative description can be expressed in a different language and/or script than the one of the Lexical Entry instance.".
- Equivalent comment "In a bilingual MRD, the Equivalent class represents the translation equivalent of the word form managed by the Lemma class. The Equivalent class is in a zero to many aggregate association with the Sense class, which allows the lexicon developer to omit the Equivalent class from a monolingual dictionary.".
- ExternalRef comment "Represents a reference to an external resource".
- Form comment "Form class is an abstract class representing a lexeme, a morphological variant of a lexeme or a morph. The Form class manages one or more orthographical variants of the abstract Form as well as data categories that describe the attributes of the word form (e.g. lemma, pronunciation, syllabification). The Form class allows subclasses.".
- FormRepresentation comment "Form Representation is a class representing one variant orthography of a Form. When there is more than one variant orthography, the Form Representation class contains a Unicode string representing the Form as well as, if needed, the unique attribute-value pairs that describe the specific language, script, and orthography.".
- GlobalInformation comment "Global Information is a class representing administrative information and other general attributes. There is an aggregation relationship between the Lexical Resource class and the Global Information class in that the latter describes the administrative information and general attributes of the entire resource. The Global Information class does not allow subclasses.".
- GrammaticalFeatures comment "Grammatical Features is a class representing an unordered combination of grammatical features.".
- Lemma comment "Lemma is a Form subclass representing a word form chosen by convention to designate the Lexical Entry. The Lemma class is in a one to one aggregate association with the Lexical Entry that overrides the multiplicity inherited from the Form class. The lemma is usually equivalent to one of the inflected forms, the root or stem, or MWE, e.g. compound, idiomatic phrase. The convention for selecting the lemma can vary by language, language family, or editorial choice.".
- LexemeProperty comment "Lexeme Property is a class representing the central node of the Subcategorization Frame and is the class that refers to the current Lexical Entry instance. A Lexeme Property instance connected to a Subcategorization Frame instance is shared by all the lexemes that have the same syntactic behaviour.".
- LexicalEntry comment "Lexical Entry is a class representing a lexeme in a given language. The Lexical Entry is a container for managing the Form and Sense classes. Therefore, the Lexical Entry manages the relationship between the forms and their related senses. A Lexical Entry instance can contain one to many different forms, and can have from zero to many different senses. The Lexical Entry class does not allow subclasses.".
- LexicalResource comment "Lexical Resource is a class representing the entire resource. Lexical Resource occurs once and only once. The Lexical Resource instance is a container for one or more lexicons.".
- Lexicon comment "Lexicon is a class containing all the lexical entries of a given language within the entire resource. A Lexicon instance must contain at least one lexical entry. The Lexicon class does not allow subclasses.".
- ListOfComponents comment "List Of Components is a class representing the aggregative aspect of a multiword expression. The List Of Components class is in a zero or one aggregate relationship with the Lexical Entry class. Each List Of Components instance should have at least two components.\nThe mechanism can also be applied recursively, that is a multiword expression may be comprised of components that are themselves multiword expressions. List Of Components class is used in Morphological Pattern and MWE Pattern packages.".
- LogicalOperation comment "Logical Operation is a class representing a boolean expression between Attribute Valuation instances and Constraint instances.".
- MWEEdge comment "MWE Edge is a class representing a smaller element of information as the MWE Node class. A MWE Edge instance may itself be associated recursively to a MWE Node instance.".
- MWELex comment "MWE Lex is a class representing a reference to a lexical component. The objective of the whole package being to provide a generic representation of MWE combinations within a given language, the components are not referenced directly but on the contrary, they are referenced by their respective ordering as specified in the List Of Component instance.".
- MWENode comment "MWE Node is a class representing the details about the structure of the MWE. A Combiner instance can be linked with zero to many MWE Edge instances.".
- MWEPattern comment "MWE Pattern is a class representing a certain type of lexical combination phenomena. A pattern always refers to the List Of Components instances of the Lexical Entry instance. MWE Pattern shall not to be used for a Lexical Entry instance that is not associated with a List Of Components instance. An MWE Pattern instance is described using MWE Node instances.".
- MonolingualExternalRef comment "Monolingual External Ref is a class representing the relationship between a Sense or a Synset instance and an external system.".
- MorphologicalPattern comment "Morphological Patern is a class representing the structure of affixes and/or a set of processes that describe a pattern of morphological changes for a given language.".
- MultilingualExternalRef comment "Interlingual External Ref is a class representing the relationship between a Sense Axis instance as attested by an external system".
- PredicateRelation comment "Predicate Relation is a class representing the oriented relationship between instances of Semantic Predicate.".
- PredicativeRepresentation comment "Predicative Representation class is a class representing the link between the Sense and the Semantic Predicate classes.".
- Process comment "Process is a class representing the rules or linguistic operations applied to one word form, affix, or stem, or combination of word forms, affixes and stems. A Process instance can be subtyped, e.g. processType='phonologicalOperation' and is in ordered aggregation with the Transform Set class.".
- RelatedForm comment "Related Form is a Form subclass representing a word form or a morph that can be related to the Lexical Entry in one of a variety of ways (e.g. derivation, root). The Related Form can be typed. There is no assumption that the Related Form is associated with the Sense class in the Lexical Entry.".
- RelatedForm comment "This should probably not be a subclass of Form - John McCrae".
- Representation comment "Representation is an abstract class representing a Unicode string as well as, if needed, the unique attribute-value pairs that describe the specific language, script, and orthography. The Representation class allows subclasses.".
- SemanticArgument comment "Semantic Argument is a class representing an argument of a given Semantic Predicate. A Semantic Argument instance may be typed by means of a relation to one or many Synset instances.".
- SemanticPredicate comment "Semantic Predicate is a class representing an abstract meaning together with its association with the Semantic Argument class. A Semantic Predicate instance may be used to represent the common meaning between different senses that are not necessarily fully synonymous. These senses may be linked to Lexical Entry instances whose parts of speech are different. A Semantic Predicate instance may be typed by means of a relation to one or many Synset instances. A Semantic Predicate instance pertains to a given Lexicon instance.\nExample: In a Lexical Entry instance for to buy in the sense of \"to get something by paying money for it\", a Semantic Predicate instance might be defined with two semantic arguments: one for the person who buys and one for what is bought. Another Lexical Entry instance could be recorded for buyer and linked to the same predicate.".
- Sense comment "Sense is a class representing one meaning of a lexical entry. The Sense class allows subclasses. The Sense class allows for hierarchical senses in that a sense may be more specific than another sense of the same lexical entry.".
- SenseAxis comment "Sense Axis is a class representing the relationship between different closely related senses in different languages and implements approach based on the interlingual pivot. The purpose is to describe the translation of lexemes from one language to another. Optionally, a Sense Axis may refer to an external knowledge representation system where the appropriate equivalent can be found.".
- SenseAxisRelation comment "Sense Axis Relation is a class representing the relationship between two different Sense Axis instances.".
- SenseExample comment "Sense Example is a class used to illustrate the particular meaning of a Sense instance. A Sense can have zero to many examples.".
- SenseRelation comment "Sense Relation is a class representing the oriented relationship between Senses instances.".
- SourceTest comment "Source Test is a class representing a condition that affects the translation with respect to the usage on the source language side.".
- Statement comment "Statement is a class representing a narrative description and refines or complements Definition. A Definition instance can have zero to many Statement instances.".
- Stem comment "Stem is a Form subclass representing a morph. The aggregation association between a Lexical Entry and a Stem is ordered. So, Stem class manages the sub-lexeme parts.".
- SubcategorizationFrame comment "Subcategorization Frame is a class representing one syntactic construction. A Subcategorization Frame instance is shared by all Lexical Entry instances that have the same syntactic behaviour in the same language. A Subcategorization Frame can inherit relationships and attributes from another more generic Subcategorization Frame by means of a reflexive link. Therefore, it is possible to integrate a hierarchical structure of Subcategorization Frame instances.".
- SubcategorizationFrameSet comment "Subcategorization Frame Set is a class representing a set of syntactic constructions and possibly the relationship between these constructions. A Subcategorization Frame Set can inherit relationships and attributes from another more generic Subcategorization Frame Set by means of a reflexive link. Therefore, it is possible to integrate a hierarchical structure of Subcategorization Frame Set instances. A Subcategorization Frame Set groups various syntactic constructions that appear frequently for certain sets of lexemes. The objective is to factorize syntactic descriptions and to maintain a minimum of syntactic behaviour instances in the lexicon.".
- SubjectField comment "Subject Field is a class representing a text string that provides domain or status information. Subject Field class is in a zero to many aggregate association with the Sense class. The Subject Field class allows for hierarchical senses in that a Subject Field instance may be more specific than another Subject Field instance of the same lexical entry.".
- SynArgMap comment "The SynArgMap is a class representing the relationship that maps various Syntactic Argument instances of the same Subcategorization Frame Set instance.".
- SynSemArgMap comment "SynSemArgMap is a class representing the links between a semantic argument and a syntactic argument.".
- SynSemCorrespondence comment "SynSemCorrespondence is a class representing a set of SynSemArgMap instances for a given Subcategorization Frame instance.".
- Synset comment "Synset is a class representing the set of shared meanings within the same language. Synset links synonyms forming a synonym set. A Synset instance can link senses of different Lexical Entry instances with the same part of speech.".
- SynsetRelation comment "Synset Relation is a class representing the oriented relationship between Synset instances.".
- SyntacticArgument comment "Syntactic Argument is a class representing an argument of a given Subcategorization Frame. A Syntactic Argument can be linked recursively to a Subcategorization Frame instance in order to describe deeply complex arguments. Syntactic Argument allows the connection with a semantic argument by means of a SynSemArgMap instance.".
- SyntacticBehaviour comment "Syntactic Behaviour is a class representing one of the possible behaviours of a lexeme. The Syntactic Behaviour instance is attached to the Lexical Entry instance and optionally to the Sense instance. The presence in a given lexicon of one Syntactic Behaviour instance for a lexical entry means that this lexeme can have this behaviour in the language of the lexicon.\nSyntactic description is optional, so it is possible to describe morphology and semantics without any syntactic description. Lexical Entry, Syntactic Behaviour and Sense instances form a triangle representing Morphology, Syntax and Semantics.\nDetailed description of the syntactic behaviour of a lexical entry is defined by the Subcategorization Frame instance.".
- TargetTest comment "Target Test is a class representing a condition that affects the translation with respect to the usage on the target language side.".
- TemplateSlot comment "Template Slot is a class representing a set of affixes that can be attached to an ordered position in the Affix Template class. A Template Slot can manage an Affix class indirectly through the Affix Slot class, or can manage the Affix class directly, but not both in the same model. Affix Slot attributes may describe the type of affix (e.g. suffix, circumfix), the rank of the affix in an ordered set, the number of affixes in an ordered set, and any special conditions applicable to the affix (e.g. the morphological functions shared by the affixes that occupy the slot).".
- TextRepresentation comment "Text Representation is a class representing one textual content of Definition or Statement. When there is more than one variant orthography, the Text Representation class contains a Unicode string representing the textual content as well as the unique attribute-value pairs that describe the specific language, script, and orthography.".
- TransferAxis comment "Transfer Axis is a class representing multilingual transfer. A Transfer Axis instance links several Syntactic Behaviour instances pertaining to different languages.".
- TransferAxisRelation comment "Transfer Axis Relation is a class representing the relationship between two Transfer Axis instances.".
- TransformCategory comment "Transform Category is a class representing attributes that constrain or describe sets of features needed to manage morphological change.".
- TransformSet comment "Transform Set is a class representing the association between Process class and Grammatical Features class that further defines the scope or range of the managed pattern. Transform Set is in a zero to many aggregation with the Morphological Pattern.".
- WordForm comment "Word Form is a Form subclass representing a form that a lexeme can take when used in a sentence or a phrase. So, Word Form class can manage simple lexemes, compounds and multi-word expressions.".
- syntacticArgumentFrom comment "A Syntactic Argument can be linked recursively to a Subcategorization Frame instance in order to describe deeply complex arguments.".
- lexinfo comment "An ontology of types, values and properties to be used with the lemon model, partially derived from ISOcat.".
- ArbitraryControl comment "Indicates either the subject or object of the main clause may be the omitted argument of the subclause".
- Control comment "Control indicates how a an argument from a main clause will be utilized in a subclause. This class includes both control structures and raising structures".
- DeclarativeFrame comment "Declarative frames take a clause as an argument, this argument is marker with the declarative conjunction (\"that\" in English)".
- Gerund comment "A clause, whose head is a non-finite verb form, which is used in place of an argument. In English these use the \"-ing\" suffix".
- GerundFrame comment "Indicates one of the arguments is a gerund clause".
- InfinitiveFrame comment "Infinitive frames take an infinitive clause as an argument".
- InterrogativeFrame comment "Indicates the frame has a subframe indicated with the appropriate interrogative (e.g., \"who\", \"where\", \"how\")".
- InterrogativeInfinitiveFrame comment "Indicates the frame has an argument that is a clause with both an interrogative and the clause is in the infinitive form".
- ObjectControl comment "Indicates the object of the main clause is also the (omitted) object of the subclause".
- PrepositionalFrame comment "Abstract frame for words that take a prepositional phrase as an argument".
- RaisingSubject comment "Indicates the syntactic subject of the main clause is in fact the subject of the subclause. The main clause should then be interpreted as being impersonal.".
- SententialFrame comment "Sentential frames take a clause as argument, no conjunction is used and the syntax of the clause is the same as a main clause".
- SubjectControl comment "Indicates the subject of the main clause is the (omitted) subject of the subclause".
- accusativeCase comment "Case used to indicate direct object.".
- commonNoun comment "A noun or adjective denoting a class of objects.".
- commonNoun comment "Noun that signifies a non-specific member of a group.".
- complement comment "A noun phrase that follows a copula or similar verb, as for example an idiot in the sentence He is an idiot. - A clause that serves as the subject or direct object of a verb or the direct object of a preposition, as for example that he would be early in the sentence I hoped that he would be early".
- contractionFor comment "The full form that corresponds to a contracted form.".
- copulativeArg comment "Used with copula constructions. This represents the subject/object in a copula construction. As such constructions are reversible this property is used instead of the usual verb subject/object. E,g.,\n\nBarack Obama is the president/The president is Barack Obama".
- copulativeSubject comment "Indicates the subject of a copula construction. It is assumed that by using this the copula construction is not reversible e.g.,\n\nHe is happy/*happy is him".
- dativeCase comment "Case that expresses an indirect object relationship or a range of meaning similar to that covered by 'to' or 'for' in English; but there is a great deal of variation between languages in the way this case is used.".
- directObject comment "relation between a phrase and a verb, in which the relation is central to the verb".
- genitiveCase comment "Case which expresses a possessive relationship (e.g. the boy's book) or some other similarly close connection (e.g. a summer's day).".
- holonymTerm comment "Indicates that the referenced element is a part of this object".
- indirectObject comment "An indirect object is a grammatical relation that is one means of expressing the semantic role of goal and other similar roles. It is proposed for languages in which the role is distinct from the direct object and the oblique object on the basis of multiple independent syntactic or morphological criteria, such as the following: - Having a particular case marking, commonly dative - Governing an agreement affix on the verb, such as person or number - Being distinct from oblique relations in that it may be relativized".
- interjection comment "Word or sound that expresses an emotion.".
- meronymTerm comment "Indicates this is a part of another concept".
- partOfSpeech comment "A category assigned to a word based on its grammatical and semantic properties.".
- partOfSpeech comment "Term used to describe how a particular word is used in a sentence.".
- partitiveRelation comment "A relation between two concepts where one of the concepts constitutes the whole and the other concept a part of that whole.".
- postPositiveArg comment "Indicates an argument of an adjective indicated by post-positive modification. An example in english would be that \"that is something interesting\", where the adjective interesting post-postively modifies something".
- postposition comment "Adposition that appears at the end of the noun phrase.".