. . "The property of being a member of a group."@en . "The property of a document being written in a specific script,\n or a language being written or having being written in a specific script by a considerable\n group of language users."@en . "MARC 21 / USMARC code"@en . "contains character"@en . . "ISO 15924 alphabetic code"@en . "The property of having a broader, more generic concept."@en . . "The property of conceptually evoking some object."@en . "broader"@en . . . "The strength of an rdf:Statement, given is a value in [0,1]."@en . . . " For example, the English term \"score\" can be used as a noun and as a verb."@en . "The property of being a variant of another resource."@en . "This definition includes languages, particular language variants (e.g. dialects), and larger groups of language \n variants (e.g. macrolanguages and language families), as the distinction between them is largely conventional."@en . . . . "involves"@en . . "represented by"@en . . . "uses script"@en . "This property is more general than skosxl:prefLabel and skosxl:altLabel, as it does not make any normative claims about which labels are preferred. It merely describes\n the fact that a certain label can be used to refer to something."@en . . "The property of a CJK character being conventionally\n associated with a CJK character radical."@en . . . "involved in"@en . . . . "character component"@en . . "A lexical category that a term can be used in."@en . "Lexvo.org Ontology" . "translational equivalence between words and other signs\n and resources that they represent to or represented to a considerable number of humans"@en . "The isFocusOf relates an entity to relevant SKOS concepts \n that are conceptualizations of the same entity. This is the inverse of the\n standard foaf:focus property, which connects a SKOS concept to a relevant\n non-conceptualized entity."@en . . . "Especially for CJK characters."@en . "character"@en . "the semiotic property of semantically representing something, i.e. a\n relationship between words and other signs and resources that they represent (or represented) to a considerable number of humans"@en . "nearly same as"@en . . . . . "member of"@en . . . . "narrower"@en . . . "The same abstract character may be rendered in different forms, depending on the language and on typeface characters."@en . . "script for"@en . . . . . "used in"@en . . . . "represents"@en . . "the semiotic property of a natural language word meaning something, i.e. a\n relationship between words and resources that they represent (or represented) to a considerable number of humans"@en . "the semiotic property of possessing a natural language label (as opposed to artificial identifiers), e.g. the city of Paris is lexicalized in Italian using the Italian term \"Parigi\"."@en . . . "Especially for terms and characters."@en . . "The property of a language or writing system\n being used somewhat extensively in a particular geographical region \n at some point in time."@en . . "non-radical strokes"@en . . "ISO 639-5 code"@en . . . . . "Similar to skos:broader but domain and range are not restricted to skos:Concept instances."@en . . "has member"@en . . . . . "ISO 639-2 Bibliographical code"@en . . . "means"@en . "Lexvo.org Ontology"@en . . . . . . . . "somewhat same as"@en . . . . . . . . . . . . "translation"@en . "ISO 639-1 code"@en . . . . "Similar to skos:narrower but domain and range are not restricted to skos:Concept instances."@en . . "A term in a specific language."@en . "The property of being involved in something, e.g. for semantic participants' involvement in a semantic frame."@en . . "2019-01-16"^^ . "The property of being at least nearly the same as something else. For instance,\n the geographical area comprising the island of Malta is nearly the same as the island of Malta."@en . "in language"@en . . . . . "The property of a character conventionally being\n written with a specific number strokes, excluding the strokes of its radical."@en . "The property of a resource being mainly encoded in a specific language."@en . "CJK radicals are slightly more abstract than characters, because the same radical can be manifested as different\n characters, e.g. radical 4 can take the form of '丿', '乀', or '乁'."@en . . "term"@en . . "variant"@en . "The property of a script being used for a particular language by\n a considerable of language users (but not necessarily the majority of all language users)."@en . . "The property of a character being composed of another character."@en . . "A CJK character radical."@en . . . "An abstract character as defined by the Unicode Standard,\n Version 5, in Chapter 3.4."@en . "in script"@en . "Lexvo.org Ontology Version 0.24 (2019-01-16)"@en . "Especially for CJK characters."@en . "For instance for geographic regions."@en . . . "The property of having a narrower, less generic concept."@en . . . . "Groups of human language variants that are or were spoken, written, or signed at some point in time."@en . "strength"@en . "The property of a term containing a specific character."@en . "Domain and range are usually Term objects, however string literals are acceptable as well for the range."@en . . . . "language"@en . "script"@en . "For instance for geographic regions."@en . "The property of genuine identity in the Leibnizian sense."@en . . . . "The property of being at least somewhat the same as something else. For instance,\n the City of Los Angeles is somewhat the same as the Greater Los Angeles area."@en . . . "The property of a language being written or having being written in a specific \n script by a considerable group of language users."@en . "evokes"@en . . . "has label"@en . . . "The property of involving some entity, e.g. for semantic participants involved in a semantic frame."@en . "lexical category"@en . "radical"@en . "If C lvont:Label L and L skosxl:literalForm V, then X rdfs:label V."@en . . "Geographic regions on Earth or elsewhere."@en . "ISO 639-3 code"@en . . . "translation"@en . . . . "The property of having a member."@en . "same as"@en . . . . . "is focus of"@en . . "ISO 639-2 Terminological code"@en . . "geographic region"@en . . "A writing system considered abstractly, i.e. independent\n of language-specific variations."@en .