Linking the Lewis & Short Dictionary to the LiLa Knowledge Base of Interoperable Linguistic Resources for Latin

Multilinguality and LLOD: A survey across linguistic description levels

“…English, German, Spanish, Arabic, etc) Lexicography Ontolex-Lexicog Apertium 22 bilingual lexicons in RDF [117] (eg. English-Spanish, English-Catalan, Occitan-Catalan, etc), Linking Latin project (LiLa) [158] in Latin Etymology and diachronicity lemonETY [136], Extension of OntoLex-Lemon with paleocodes [128] Dictionaries of historic language stages of Germanic languages [53], Multilingual and multi-alphabetica Occitan medico-botanical lexicon [10], Resources from [104] for two click languages of Southern Africa and the historic variety Old French, Resource for Italian signed language [101] Phonetics and phonology PHOIBLE model [181] The Phonetics Information Base and Lexicon (PHOIBLE) for 2186 distinct languages [181,182] Translation and terminology…”

“…The authors go on to propose a Lexicography Module to extend OntoLex-Lemon to resolve these issues. The specification of such a new module, called lexicog, was delivered as a W3C Community Group Report 14 and adopted by a number of initiatives, such as K Dictionaries [24] and the Linking Latin project (LiLa) [158].…”

“…Other examples of development and use of LD-based dictionaries can be found in the K Dictionaries [24] and the Linking Latin project (LiLa) [158] initiatives, both of them early adopters of the lexicog module (see Section 4). K Dictionaries converted into LD their global dictionaries series, based on the monolingual lexicographic cores of 25 different languages and their bilingual and multilingual versions, including nearly 100 language pairs and numerous multilingual variations.…”