Termbase for linguistics

67 Last view: 2023-01-19

Termbase for linguistics

http://www.eurotermbank.com/collection_list.aspx?id=420

Termbase for linguistics is one of the terminology resources in EuroTermBank. EuroTermBank is a centralized online terminology database for languages of new EU member countries interlinked to other terminology resources. EuroTermBank platform provides a single access point to more than 2 million terms in 27 languages

You don’t have the permission to edit this resource.

DistributionAvailability

Available - Unrestricted Use

Licence

Proprietary

Distribution Access/Medium: Accessible Through Interface

Distribution rights holders:

Tilde

IPR Holder

Roberts Rozis

Contact Person

Roberts Rozis

text

Lexical Conceptual Resource General Information

Terminological Resource

Encoding

Encoding level: Other

Linguistic information: Lemma, Semantics - Domain, Semantics - Relations - Synonyms, Translation Equivalent

Conformance to standards best practices: TBX

Creation

Creation mode: Mixed

Multilingual text lexicalConceptualResourceLanguages

English German Icelandic

Linguality

Linguality type: Multilingual

Size

1,386 Entries

Character encoding

UTF - 8

Domains

humanities (1,386 Entries) Conforms to Other

Modalities

Written Language

Metadata

Created: 31/12/2011

Last Updated: 20/09/2012

Metadata Creator

Roberts Rozis

Usage

Foreseen UseNlp Applications

Use NLP Specific: Information Retrieval

Human UseActual Use - Human UseActual Use - Nlp Applications

Documentation

Document Type: Book

Rirdance S., Vasiljevs A. (Eds.), Towards Consolidation of European Terminology Resources: Experience and Recommendations from EuroTermBank Project., http://www.eurotermb... , 2006

Editor: Edited by Signe Rirdance and Andrejs Vasiļjevs

Book Title: Towards Consolidation of European Terminology Resources: Experience and Recommendations from EuroTermBank Project.

ISBN: 9984-9133-4-1

Keywords: terminology concept term harmonization classification EuroTermBank termbank

Document Language: English

People who looked at this resource also viewed the following: