FORMAT.md

== Main Table ==

Field	Type	Purpose
predilex_id	List of strings	Unique identifier for sememes.
translations	Set of maps	Set of definitions in different languages. The content of each definition map is described in the table Translation table below (see further down on this page).
toaq_forms	Set of maps	Set of maps describing Toaq forms for this entry. The content of the maps is described in the table Toaq form table below (see further down on this page).
distribution	String	Distribution signature: list of letter codes. D = distributive, C = collective.
slot_tags	Sequence of strings	Ordered list of tags or semantic fields for each argument slot.
tags	Set of strings	Semantic fields or tags for the current vocabulary item as a whole.
related	Set of IDs	Related vocabulary items; “see also”.
derived	Set of IDs	Vocabulary items derived from this one.
similar	Set of IDs	Vocabulary items with a meaning similar to this one's.
antonyms	Set of IDs	Vocabulary items with a meaning opposed to that of this one.
hypernyms	Set of IDs	Vocabulary items with a broader meaning encompassing the meaning of this item.
hyponyms	Set of IDs	Vocabulary items with a narrower meaning encompassed in the meaning of this item.

== Translation table ==

Field	Type	Purpose
language	String	Three letter ISO code for the language used for the definition, the glosses, the keywords and the notes.
definition_type	String	Type of the definition : meta, informal, or formal. Formal definitions are strictly substitutional and have full definitional force (strict semantic equivalence), e.g. ⟪we = you and me and possibly the others⟫ ; Informal definitions are also substitutional but not are not semantically strictly equivalent, and rather focus on being shorter and easier to understand than formal definitions. Meta definitions are not substitutional, but external descriptions of the meaning of the vocabulary item, e.g. ⟪’we’ is a pronoun referring to the speaker and the addressee taken together, possibly with the addition of related third parties⟫.
definition	String	Definition for the Toaq word in the target language.
notes	String	Notes on the word, its meaning or usage.
keywords	List of string	List of relevant words of the target langages which may be appropriate translations of the vocabulary item it at least some contexts or environments, or may help better finding the word when these keywords are searched for.
gloss	String	Short gloss word used for example in interlinear glosses.
author	String	(Optional) Author of the dictionary entry.
date	String	(Optional) ISO date of creation of the dictionary entry.

== Toaq form table ==

Field	Type	Purpose
id	String	Unique identifier.
is_official	Truth value	Whether the entry is official or not.
author	String	(Optional) Author of the dictionary entry.
date	String	(Optional) ISO date of creation of the dictionary entry.
toaq	String	Toaq item (word, collocation or sentence) being described.
is_a_lemma	Truth value	Indicates whether the Toaq item is a lemma, as opposed to a transparent composition such as a phrase, a sentence or a whole text.
example_id	String	(Optional) Example ID, such as QUA.1 or B0001.
audio	Set of links	URL links to any number of audio files.
class	String	Syntactic class (e.g. DA, RU, RAI…), possibly combined with arity and signatures (POQ, CHUQ, TAO…).
is_namesake	Truth value	If true, the word is the name used to refer to its frametype.
frame	String	Signature for behavior in serial predicates ; this is NOT a type signature, so there’s no more than one subordinating slot per signature, e.g. c 0 and not 0 0 for the predicate ⟪ca⟫.
generics	String	Generics handling signature : list of letter codes. K = kind slot, S = stage level, I = individual level.
noun_classes	String	Noun class signature : list of letter codes. A = animate, I = inanimate, P = platonic/abstract/intensional, X = any.
examples	Set of links	Any number of links to entries whose head is an example sentence illustrating the vocabulary item at hand.
segmentations	Sequence of strings	Each element of the sequence corresponds to one element in the toaq entry, at the same sequence index. For each element in toaq, a string of morphological element (affix, root…) separated by a hyphen - is provided. For example if toaq contains [chıejīo], then segmentations will contain ["chıe-jıo"].
etymology	Sequence of maps	Etymological information; each member of the sequence is a data structure [language, item]. Item is the original vocabulary item in the source language (provided in the native script).
comments	(Optional) Sequence of maps	Components follow the structure [date, user, content]. This is a list of dated comments made by Toaq users. Dates are in ISO format, UTC time.
score	Integer	(Optional) Total Toadua upvotes minus total downvotes.