affix

An affix is a lexical entry that represents a morpheme (suffix, prefix, infix, circumfix) that is attached to a word stem to form a new word.

• Class

canonical form

The 'canonical form' property relates a lexical entry to its canoncical or dictionary form. This usually indicates the "lemma" form of a lexical entry.

• FunctionalProperty
• ObjectProperty

concept

• Class

concept

The 'concept' property relates an ontological entity to a lexical concept that represents the corresponding meaning.

• ObjectProperty

concept scheme

• Class

concept set

A concept set represents a collection of lexical concepts.

• Class

denotes

• ObjectProperty

denotes

The 'denotes' property relates a lexical entry to a predicate in a given ontology that represents its meaning and has some denotational or model-theoretic semantics.

• ObjectProperty

evokes

The 'evokes' property relates a lexical entry to one of the lexical concepts it evokes, i.e. the mental concept that speakers of a language might associate when hearing the lexical entry.

• ObjectProperty

expression

• Class

form

A form represents one grammatical realization of a lexical entry.

• Class

in scheme

• ObjectProperty

is concept of

This property formalizes the meaning of a Lexical Concept by linking it to a particular ontological meaning.

• ObjectProperty

is denoted by

The object property isDenotedBy is the inverse of the object property denotes.

• ObjectProperty

is evoked by

The inverse relation to evokes.

• ObjectProperty

is lexicalized sense of

The object property isLexicalizedSenseOf is the inverse property of lexicalized sense.

• ObjectProperty

is reference of

The object property isReferenceOf is the inverse property of reference.

• InverseFunctionalProperty
• ObjectProperty

is sense of

The property isSenseOf is the inverse property of sense.

• FunctionalProperty
• ObjectProperty

isDefinedBy

• AnnotationProperty

langString

• Datatype

lexical concept

A lexical concept represents a mental abstraction, concept or unit of thought that embodies the meaning of one or more lexical entries.

• Class

lexical entry

A lexical entry represents a unit of analysis of the lexicon that consists of a set of forms that are grammatically related and a set of base meanings that are associated with all of these forms. Thus, a lexical entry is a word, multiword expression or affix with a single part-of-speech, morphological pattern, etymology and set of senses.

• Class

lexical form

The 'lexical form' property relates a lexical entry to one grammatical form variant of the lexical entry.

• ObjectProperty

lexical sense

A lexical sense represents the lexical meaning of a lexical entry when interpreted as referring to the corresponding ontology element. A lexical sense thus represents a reification of a pair of a uniquely determined lexical entry and a uniquely determined ontology entity it refers to. A link between a lexical entry and an ontology entity via a Lexical Sense object implies that the lexical entry can be used to refer to the ontology entity in question.

• Class

lexicalized sense

The 'lexicalized sense' property relates a lexical concept to a corresponding lexical sense that lexicalizes the concept.

• ObjectProperty

Lexicon Model for Ontologies - Core

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• Ontology
• Vocabulary

meaning

• Class

morphological pattern

The 'morphological pattern' property indicates the morphological class of a word.

• ObjectProperty

multi-word expression

A multiword expression is a lexical entry that consists of two or more words.

• Class

OntoMap

• Class

Organization

• Class

other form

The 'other form' property relates a lexical entry to a non-preferred ("non-lemma") form that realizes the given lexical entry.

• ObjectProperty

Person

• Class

phonetic representation

The 'phonetic representation' property indicates one phonetic representation of the pronunciation of the form using a scheme such as the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA).

• DatatypeProperty

reference

The 'reference' property relates a lexical sense to an ontological predicate that represents the denotation of the corresponding lexical entry.

• FunctionalProperty
• ObjectProperty

representation

The 'representation' property indicates a string by which the form is represented according to some orthography.

• DatatypeProperty

sense

The 'sense' property relates a lexical entry to one of its lexical senses.

• InverseFunctionalProperty
• ObjectProperty

term_status

• AnnotationProperty

topDataProperty

• DatatypeProperty

topObjectProperty

• ObjectProperty

usage

The 'usage' property indicates usage conditions or pragmatic implications when using the lexical entry to refer to the given ontological meaning.

• ObjectProperty

Vocabulary

• Class

word

A word is a lexical entry that consists of a single token.

• Class

written representation

The 'written representation' property indicates the written representation of a form.

• DatatypeProperty