[Lexicog] marking semantic domain subcategories

[Jan F. Ullrich]

Wayne,

Talking about subcategorization of semantic domains:
I use the full "path" of semantic domain from the root down to the final,
for instance:

\sd Organism Animal Vertebrate WarmBloodedVertebrate Mammal HoofedMammal
horse

In Toolbox this enables me to filter out all the Animals, or all Mammals, or
all HoofedMammals, or all insects etc.
I do not know whether and how this would work in Lexique Pro as I haven't
taken a closer look at that software.

Best

Jan



Jan F. Ullrich
Lakota Language Consortium
www.lakhota.org
e-mail: jfu at lakhota.org


>
> > Wayne Leman wrote:
> >> Does anyone on this list know of any way to mark lexical
> >> subcategories
> >> and
> >> other aspect of semantic domain hierarchy within any of the current
> >> lexicography software (Shoebox, Toolbox, TshwaneLex, etc.)?
> >
> > Could you explain a bit more what you mean?  What are some
> examples,
> > and why can't they be marked in e.g. Shoebox? (Maybe the
> latter will
> > be obvious when I see some examples.)
> > --
> > Mike Maxwell
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