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Corrections to Wilson, MW re verbs #87

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funderburkjim opened this issue Feb 20, 2015 · 6 comments
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Corrections to Wilson, MW re verbs #87

funderburkjim opened this issue Feb 20, 2015 · 6 comments

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This issue documents some changes made to the Wilson and Monier-Williams dictionaries in the course of comparing roots in the two dictionaries. See this issue for an introduction to the root-comparison project.

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Here are some changes made to Wilson. Most of these are headword spelling changes. A few other changes also occur.

; 02/16/2015 under carca: cartrayati -> carcayati, carccaM -> carcca
63225 old .²4 To inquire. r. 10th cl. ({#cartrayati#}) To read over, to peruse carefully,
63225 new .²4 To inquire. r. 10th cl. ({#carcayati#}) To read over, to peruse carefully,
63226 old to study; also read {#carccaM.#}
63226 new to study; also read {#carcca.#}
; 02/16/2015 cuwwa -> cuqqa
65141 old .{#cuwwa#}¦ r. 1st cl. ({#cuwwati#})
65141 new .{#cuqqa#}¦ r. 1st cl. ({#cuqqati#})
; 02/16/2015 stf -> stF
185927 old .{#stf#}¦ ({#stf#}) r. 9th cl. ({#stfRAti stfRIte#}) To clothe, to cover, to
185927 new .{#stF#}¦ ({#stF#}) r. 9th cl. ({#stfRAti stfRIte#}) To clothe, to cover, to
; 02/16/2015 sPurjja -> sPUrjja
187520 old .{#sPurjja#}¦ ({#o A#}) {#osPUrjjA#} r. 1st cl. ({#sPUrjjati#}) To thunder.
187520 new .{#sPUrjja#}¦ ({#o A#}) {#osPUrjjA#} r. 1st cl. ({#sPUrjjati#}) To thunder.
; 02/17/2015 nubati -> nuvati.  Should also Ra -> Ru ? 
71377 old .{#RU#}¦ r. 6th cl. ({#nubati#}) To praise; also {#Ra.#}
71377 new .{#RU#}¦ r. 6th cl. ({#nuvati#}) To praise; also {#Ra.#}
; 02/17/2015 triNGati -> trinKati
76633 old .{#triKa#}¦ ({#i#}) {#triKi#} r. 1st cl. ({#triNGati#}) To go, to move or
76633 new .{#triKa#}¦ ({#i#}) {#triKi#} r. 1st cl. ({#triNKati#}) To go, to move or
; 02/17/2015 dUrbvati -> dUrbbati
81971 old .{#durbba#}¦ r. 1st cl. ({#I#}) {#durbbI#} ({#dUrbvati#}) To hurt, to injure, to
81971 new .{#durbba#}¦ r. 1st cl. ({#I#}) {#durbbI#} ({#dUrbbati#}) To hurt, to injure, to
; 02/17/2015 purvba -> purbba
108130 old .²2 To invite: the root is written either {#pUrvba#} or {#pUrvva.#}
108130 new .²2 To invite: the root is written either {#pUrbba#} or {#pUrvva.#}
; 02/18/2015 yaMgati -> yuMgati  (print error)
134572 old .{#yuga(i)yugi#}¦ r. 1st cl ({#yaMgati#}) To except, to abandon.
134572 new .{#yuga(i)yugi#}¦ r. 1st cl ({#yuMgati#}) To except, to abandon.
; 02/18/2015 bAGa -> bADa
147344 old correctly {#bAGa.#}
147344 new correctly {#bADa.#}
; 02/18/2015 also vusa -> also busa
156626 old .{#vusa#}¦ r. 4th cl. ({#vusyati#}) To throw or cast off; also {#vusa.#}
156626 new .{#vusa#}¦ r. 4th cl. ({#vusyati#}) To throw or cast off; also {#busa.#}
; 02/18/2015 zajati -> sajati 
170115 old .{#zaYja#}¦ r. 1st cl. ({#zajati#}) To embrace, to cling or adhere to, to be in
170115 new .{#zaYja#}¦ r. 1st cl. ({#sajati#}) To embrace, to cling or adhere to, to be in
; 02/18/2015 zawati -> sawati  (print error)
170120 old .{#zawa#}¦ r. 1st cl. ({#zawati#}) To be a part or portion.
170120 new .{#zawa#}¦ r. 1st cl. ({#sawati#}) To be a part or portion.
; 02/18/2015 zuwwayati -> suwwayati  (presumed print error)
170523 old .{#zuwwa#}¦ r. 10th cl. ({#zuwwayati#})
170523 new .{#zuwwa#}¦ r. 10th cl. ({#suwwayati#})
; 02/18/2015 zwaBa -> zfBa
170577 old .{#zwaBa#}¦ ({#u#}) {#zfBu#} r. 1st cl. ({#sarBati#}) To hurt or kill.
170577 new .{#zfBa#}¦ ({#u#}) {#zfBu#} r. 1st cl. ({#sarBati#}) To hurt or kill.
; 02/18/2015 zwiDa -> zwiGa, stiDrute -> stiGnute
170651 old .{#zwiDa#}¦ r. 5th cl. ({#stiDrute#}) To assail, to assault, to attack.
170651 new .{#zwiGa#}¦ r. 5th cl. ({#stiGnute#}) To assail, to assault, to attack.
; 02/18/2015 zwyO -> zwyE
170692 old .{#zwyO#}¦ r. 1st cl. ({#styAyati#})
170692 new .{#zwyE#}¦ r. 1st cl. ({#styAyati#})

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In MW, several records were modified by adding markup so the headwords would be recognized as roots; here's the markup:

<vlex type="root"></vlex>

In these cases, generally MW indicates a variant spelling of some other root.
Here are the roots; in this listing, the word to the right of the arrow is the MW headword that was
added as a root; the word to the left is the Wilson headword believed to correspond to the MW headword.

018 krunTa <-> krunT   (added as MW verb)
019 klapa <-> klap  (added as MW verb)
020 klIva <-> klIv  (added as MW verb)
021 kvela <-> kvel (added as MW verb)
024 KakKa <-> KakK (added as MW verb)
026 KUrda <-> KUrd (added as MW verb)
027 gagGa <-> gagG (added as MW verb)
030 galha <-> galh (added as MW verb)
031 gudra <-> gundr (added as MW verb)
032 gU <-> gU (added as MW verb)
036 cIb <-> cIb  (added as MW verb)
037 cIya <-> cIy  (added as MW verb)
038 culla <-> cull  (added as MW verb)
039 cella <-> cell  (added as MW verb)
046 ju <-> ju (added as MW verb)
049 jrI <-> jrI (added as MW verb)
052 qiBa <-> qimB (added as MW verb)
068 Rida <-> nid (nid added as MW verb)
079 RU <-> nU (added as MW verb)
087 truPa <-> truP (added as MW verb)
088 trumpa <-> trump (added as MW verb)
089 trumPa <-> trumP (added as MW verb)
094 dfmpa <-> dfmp (added as MW verb)
098 DmAkza <-> DmANkz  (added as MW verb)
099 DrAkza <-> DrANkz  (added as MW verb)
109 baWa <-> baW  (added as MW verb)
111 baBra <-> baBr (added as MW verb)
114 bF <-> bF (added as MW verb)
119 Bila <-> Bil (added as MW verb)
130 misra <-> misr (added as MW verb)
133 mula <-> mul (added as MW verb)
135 meba <-> meb (added as MW verb)
138 mleqa <-> mleq (added as MW verb)
143 rASa <-> rAS (added as MW verb)
151 luja <-> luYj (added as MW verb)
163 vADa <-> vAD (added as MW verb)
164 vIBa <-> vIB (added as MW verb)
165 vuDa <-> vuD (added as MW verb)
166 vusa <-> vus  (added as MW verb)
169 veTa <-> veT (added as MW verb, with viT - MW apparently forgot veT headword)
171 vrIsa <-> vrIs (added as MW verb)
172 vlekza <-> vlekz (added as MW verb)
175 SAntva <-> SAntv (added as MW verb)
176 SAra <-> SAr (added as MW verb)
179 SOqa <-> SOq (added as MW verb)
180 SvF <-> svF ? (added as MW verb)
181 zaga <-> zag (added as MW verb)
182 zaGa <-> zaG (added as MW verb)
183 zaca <-> zac (added as MW verb)
184 zaYca <-> saYc (added as MW verb)
266 zvartta <-> svart (added as MW verb)
272 sparSa <-> sparS (added as MW verb)
275 svaWa <-> svaW (added as MW verb)
278 svaska <-> svask (added as MW verb)
279 svF <-> svF (added as MW verb)
282 hrapa <-> hrap (added as MW verb)

Once these changes were made and mw.xml updated, then the MW root extraction file,
verb_step0a.txt was
regenerated. This file is used as the representative of MW roots in the Wilson-MW roots comparison
project.

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gasyoun commented Feb 20, 2015

It's a fascinating work. To reevaluate what has been done months and years will be needed. But the amount of markup additions even in MW makes me think there are thousands of tags missing. That means there are not less than 100 000 tags missing in other dictionaries.
In my personal list of priorities:

  1. headword corrections
  2. basic grammar info
  3. dhatu correspondences.
    Batch correction of entries, string comparison of textual quotes, interlinking - that's a question of next 5-15 years.

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@funderburkjim I guess the work is over.
Still something left ?
Time to unclutter the plate.

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gasyoun commented Nov 17, 2015

It's kind of eternal. Never will die.

@funderburkjim
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@drdhaval2785 The issue of comparing the root lists should not be viewed as complete (i.e., the work is NOT over). Maybe it should be classified as a research project, as the issues go far beyond the mere correction of errors to which this repository is devoted.

Thus, I'll close the issue here.

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