10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HYPONYM»
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hyponym in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
hyponym and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
For example, 'crimson' is established as a hyponym of 'red' and 'buy' as a
hyponym of 'get' by virtue of the implications "She was wearing a crimson dress" -
> "She was wearing a red dress", "I bought it from a friend "-> "I got it from a friend
" (i.e. ...
2
Solving Language Problems: From General to Applied Linguistics
The word aircraft is defined as a hyponym of vehicle and helicopter is defined as
a hyponym of aircraft. The word aircraft is a hyponym of vehicle but a
superordinate of helicopter. This hyponymy coincides with semantic transitivity: if
X is a ...
3
The Language of Word Meaning
examples then show the result when we combine the different kind of labeling
and directions of relations that have been discussed: • animate being
HAS_HYPONYM plant; disjunctive HAS-HYPONYM person; disjunctive
HAS_HYPONYM ...
Pierrette Bouillon, Federica Busa, 2001
4
Introducing English Semantics
The term collie is a hyponym of dog and tulip is a hyponym of flower; dog and
flower are, respectively, the superordinates of collie and tulip. (Some seman-
ticists use the term 'hyperonym' instead of 'superordinate.') We can also say 'A
collie is ...
Charles W. Kreidler, 1998
5
Folk-taxonomies in Early English
Aulus Gellius, in his account of the semantic range of ruber, does not mention
purpura, although he does include ostium 'purple' as a hyponym of ruber (
Noctium Atticarum 2.26.8); in Old English glosses, ostium is translated as purpure
.13 ...
6
Knowledge-Based and Intelligent Information and Engineering ...
Sample of tuples of the table of hyponym-hypernym pairs is transformed to its
singular form if necessary, and it is assigned to the entry of the corresponding
instance as its hypernym. Finally, both elements (hyponym and hypernym) are
stored ...
Juan D. Velásquez, Sebastián A. Ríos, Robert J. Howlett, 2009
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Semantics: An International Handbook of Natural Language Meaning
word is called a hyponym and the more general word is the superordinate which
may also be referred to as a hyperonym or hypernym, although the latter is
dispreferred as in nonrhotic dialects of English it is homophonic with hyponym.
Where ...
Claudia Maienborn, Klaus von Heusinger, Paul Portner, 2011
For example, 'bicycle' is a hyponym of 'vehicle', but 'bicycle' is only one of the
senses of cycle (alongside e.g. the cycle of the seasons), so we can't say that
cycle is a hyponym of vehicle. Hyponym chains, then, are chains of word-senses,
not ...
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Semantic Multimedia: Third International Conference on ...
hyponym/hypernym hierarchy, decreases semantic similarity significantly [7,5].
For example, wa hypernym of w b hyponym of wc is not included. 3.2 Newly
Inferred Relations A total of 1039 pairs of GTAA terms was newly related: 404
with one ...
David Duke, Lynda Hardman, Alex Hauptmann, 2008
10
Progress in WWW Research and Development: 10th Asia-Pacific ...
Extracting of typical properties of each concept Our method has to obtain the
property vector of each concept c (a target concept x ∈ C or its hyponym
candidate y ∈ C(x)), P(c). The weight of each pair of a property p ∈ P and a
concept c,has(p ...
Yanchun Zhang, Ge Yu, Elisa Bertino, 2008
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «HYPONYM»
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hyponym is used in the context of the following news items.
Between Two Flags
In fact, racism is a hyponym of xenophobia, whose subsets can be traced in every element of human relations, from welcoming new classmates ... «Jewish Journal, Jul 15»
Mitch Hedberg Compilation Part 1
... Polysemy, Monosemy, Capitonym, Paronym, Hyponym and Meronym etc--each term attributed multiple interpretation steming from the noun, ... «YouTube, Nov 09»
Garry Kasparov launches – a new search engine
Hyponyms: A word that has a more specific meaning than another; e.g. in the relationship between chair and furniture, chair is a hyponym; ... «Chessbase News, Mar 06»
