UNL Dictionary
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| + | *[http://www.undl.org/unlsys/uw/UNLKB.htm The UNL Centre's Official Dictionary] | ||
:A list of UWs provided by the UNL Centre (here presented as a part of the UNL Knowledge Base) | :A list of UWs provided by the UNL Centre (here presented as a part of the UNL Knowledge Base) | ||
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Revision as of 20:27, 13 December 2010
The UNL Dictionary, or UW Dictionary, is the inventory of Universal Words. It is a flat list of UWs in alphabetical order without any further organization or structure, which is expected to be provided by the other UNL lexical databases (the UNL Ontology and the UNL Knowledge Base, namely).
For the time being, there are two different UNL dictionaries:
- [The UNL Core Dictionary]
- A list of UWs extracted out of the English WordNet3.0
- A list of UWs provided by the UNL Centre (here presented as a part of the UNL Knowledge Base)
