Hi Crystal,

Just so we are more clear on the use case for "forms of lexemes", can you give one example of some forms you wish to group together with some classification?



On Wed, Aug 3, 2022 at 5:14 PM Crystal E. Clements <cec23@uw.edu> wrote:

Hello,

 

I have a few questions about lexicographical data. I am an experienced Wikidata editor, but have no experience with lexemes so I’m sorry if this is documented somewhere and I failed to find it.

 

Is it possible to create a property which groups specific forms of lexemes together into a set, as has been done with conjunctions but for…not conjunctions? If the grouped forms are forms of distinct lexemes, can the newly-created set be typed as a lexeme, or should it be classed as an item? If creating sets of forms classed as lexemes would break the lexeme data model, would it be acceptable to create a property “item of form” similar to “item of sense” in order to group forms together as sets?

 

Any help would be appreciated,

 

Crystal Clements, MLIS

Science Cataloger

Cataloging and Metadata Services

University of Washington Libraries

Box 352900

Seattle, Washington 98195

cec23@uw.edu

 

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