... follows:¹

We include a language tag on the literals even though it can be inferred, for stylistic reasons

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... notation²

http://www.w3.org/TeamSubmission/turtle/

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... follows.³

We base examples on ISOcat and use the “identifier” property as the basis of the URI, so we have the readable description isocat:noun instead of isocat:DC-1333

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... property⁴

We introduce the RDFS name space with its usual form.

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... 2⁵

http://www.lexinfo.net/ontology/2.0/lexinfo

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...narrower⁶

Like SKOS, broader and narrower are not transitive

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... relations.⁷

Note, we make the technical distinction here between an “initialism” (e.g., USA) and a “acronym” (e.g., NASA)

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... “Schnitzel”.⁸

Note the extra “e” is a dative inflection so not modelled as a component

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... LexInfo⁹

http://www.lexinfo.net/ontology/2.0/lexinfo

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... case]”¹⁰

PropertyValue is the class for the range of property

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... “tabesaseru”¹¹

The meaning of the causative is approximately “to cause to do”

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... rule.¹²

It is up to the lexicon author to ensure no two matchers can match the same string

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... expressions¹³

There is no standard for Perl-like regular expressions, here we assume that these rules must support the functionality of POSIX regular expressions, and in addition the + operator, negated character classes, non-greedy quantifiers, shy groups, lookahead and lookbehind assertions, backreferences, directives and conditionals. This condition is satisfied by the standard regular expressions libraries for Java (and other JVM Languages), the .NET platform, Perl, PHP and Python, the Boost.Regex library for C/C++ and the Unix grep command.

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... follows¹⁴

For readability we will continue to use Hepburn romanization, examples should in fact be represented in native script.

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... follows¹⁵

Vowel harmony is currently not a property expressed in ISOcat so we will use the prefix dcr here. We also include the Hungarian long vowels (á, é, í, ó, ú, ő, ű) in this example.

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