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This is the main documentation page for lexicographical data on Wikidata. It is intended to describe general information about Wikidata lexemes: the way they are structured, how one may edit them, and what may be added to enrich them.

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Note that while the information on this page ''may'' be broadly applicable across most languages, ''what works for modeling one language will not always work for modeling another language''. For information about modeling lexemes for specific languages, visit [[<tvar name="lexemelanguages">Wikidata:Lexicographical data/Documentation/Languages</tvar>|the documentation pages for them]].

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More technical documentation may separately be found for [[<tvar name="wikibaselexeme">mw:Special:MyLanguage/Extension:WikibaseLexeme</tvar>|the WikibaseLexeme extension for MediaWiki]], which provides support for lexemes on Wikidata.

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A [[<tvar name="1">Special:MyLanguage/Wikidata:Lexicographical data/Glossary</tvar>|Glossary]] of Wikidata Lexicographical terms is available.

== Data model == <!--T:4-->
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[[File:Lexeme data model.svg|thumb|400px|<translate><!--T:5--> Visualization of the Lexeme data model</translate>]]

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The '''data model of WikibaseLexeme''' describes the structure of the data that is handled as "lexemes" in Wikidata. The text below is merely a summary; for more detailed information, see [[<tvar name="datamodel">mw:Special:MyLanguage/Extension:WikibaseLexeme/Data Model</tvar>|the corresponding WikibaseLexeme documentation page]].

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A '''lexeme''' is a lexical element of a language, such as a word, a phrase, or a prefix. (More information about lexemes in general may be found [[w:en:Lexeme|on Wikipedia]].)

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Lexemes, like items and properties, are also Wikibase entities; they too have individual identifiers and can be separately accessed and queried.

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There are seven components of a lexeme, described in each of the following subsections:
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# <translate><!--T:71--> its LID;</translate>
# <translate><!--T:72--> its lemmata;</translate>
# <translate><!--T:73--> its language;</translate>
# <translate><!--T:74--> its lexical category;</translate>
# <translate><!--T:75--> its (top-level) statements;</translate>
# <translate><!--T:76--> its senses; and</translate>
# <translate><!--T:77--> its forms.</translate>

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=== Lexeme ID === <!--T:78-->

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Lexemes have identifiers starting with an "L" followed by a number using the digits 0-9, such as <tvar name="1"><code dir="ltr">L3746552</code></tvar>. These IDs (often called "LIDs", for "<tvar name="2"><span lang="en" dir="ltr"><em>l</em>exeme <em>id</em>entifiers</span></tvar>") are unique within Wikidata and are assigned automatically when a lexeme is created.

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The RDF URI for a lexeme is <tvar name="1"><code dir="ltr"><nowiki>http://www.wikidata.org/entity/</nowiki></code></tvar> followed by the lexeme ID.

=== Lexeme lemmata === <!--T:80-->
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The '''lemmata''' (singular '''lemma''') of a lexeme are primarily used as human-readable representations of the lexeme. Each lemma consists of a string accompanied by a valid [[w:IETF language tag|IETF language tag]]. Usually lemmata are the written forms of a word, phrase, or affix that would be found in a dictionary describing them, whether or not they are considered the 'base' or 'stem' forms morphologically.
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* <translate><!--T:82--> e.g. the English lexeme [[Lexeme:L3435]] has the lemma '<tvar name="u1"><span lang="en" dir="ltr">umbrella</span></tvar>' because most English dictionaries provide information about this lexeme under the heading '<tvar name="u2"><span lang="en" dir="ltr">umbrella</span></tvar>' and not under something like '<tvar name="us1"><span lang="en" dir="ltr">umbrellas</span></tvar>' or "<tvar name="us2"><span lang="en" dir="ltr">umbrella's</span></tvar>" or "<tvar name="us3"><span lang="en" dir="ltr">umbrellas'</span></tvar>".</translate>
* <translate><!--T:83--> e.g. the Italian lexeme [[Lexeme:L1196965]] has the lemma '<tvar name="volare"><span lang="it" dir="ltr">volare</span></tvar>' because most Italian dictionaries provide information about it under that heading and not under something like '<tvar name="volo"><span lang="it" dir="ltr">volo</span></tvar>', '<tvar name="volante"><span lang="it" dir="ltr">volante</span></tvar>', or '<tvar name="volato"><span lang="it" dir="ltr">volato</span></tvar>'.</translate>
* <translate><!--T:84--> e.g. the Korean lexeme [[Lexeme:L17]] has the lemma '<tvar name="meogda"><span lang="ko" dir="ltr">먹다</span></tvar>' because most Korean dictionaries provide information about it under that form, rather than something like '<tvar name=""><span lang="meog" dir="ltr">먹-</span></tvar>', '<tvar name="meogeo"><span lang="ko" dir="ltr">먹어</span></tvar>', or even '<tvar name="meogseubnida"><span lang="ko" dir="ltr">먹습니다</span></tvar>'.</translate>

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Lexemes can have several lemmata, particularly when there are differences in the writing system or other orthographic conventions within a given language. Different lemmata are indicated with different language tags, and a lexeme may only have one lemma for a given language tag.
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* <translate><!--T:86--> e.g. the Hindustani lexeme [[Lexeme:L641622]] has two lemmata, 'चाचा' with code <code>hi</code> and 'چاچا' with code <code>ur</code>, which are representations of the same dictionary form (pronounced /t͡ʃɑː.t͡ʃɑː/) in the Devanagari script (used for Hindi) and the Arabic script (used for Urdu).</translate>
* <translate><!--T:87--> e.g. the Hebrew lexeme [[Lexeme:L63672]] has two lemmata, 'אדום' with code <code>he</code> and 'אָדֹם' with code <code>he-x-Q21283070</code>, which reflect differences in how the same word form is spelt depending on whether diacritics are present.</translate>
* <translate><!--T:88--> e.g. the Southern Min lexeme [[Lexeme:L308008]] has three lemmata, '城市' with code <code>nan-hani</code>, 'siânn-tshī' with code <code>nan-x-Q56929</code>, and 'siâⁿ-chhī' with code <code>nan-x-Q559173</code>. These represent using either Chinese characters or one of two romanization systems, each corresponding to the same word form.</translate>

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Note that some of the language codes above contain an '-x-' in them. There are two main reasons this would be present in a language code:
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# <translate><!--T:90--> For languages whose language codes are not yet supported, a last-resort option for a language code to use would involve adding a private-use subtag, containing the QID for the Wikidata item for the language, with the <code>mis</code> base code.</translate>
#* <translate><!--T:91--> e.g. lexemes in {{Q|Q36741}}, such as [[Lexeme:L1089491]], have a lemma with the code <code>mis-x-Q36741</code>.</translate>
#* <translate><!--T:92--> e.g. lexemes in {{Q|4426878}}, such as [[Lexeme:L1015954]], have a lemma with the code <code>mis-x-Q4426878</code>.</translate>
#* <translate><!--T:93--> e.g. lexemes in {{Q|35757}}, such as [[Lexeme:L623039]], have a lemma with the code <code>mis-x-Q35757</code>.</translate>
# <translate><!--T:94--> If a language has a supported language code, but a variation whose language code is not supported, the private-use subtag may be attached directly to the existing supported code.</translate>
#* <translate><!--T:95--> e.g. lexemes in the {{Q|48726757}} of Bengali, such as [[Lexeme:L672268]], have a lemma with the code <code>bn-x-Q48726757</code> (where 'bn' is the existing supported code).</translate>
#* <translate><!--T:96--> e.g. lemmata in {{Q|116688933}} for lexemes in Sindhi use the language code <code>sd-x-q116688933</code> (where 'sd' is the existing supported code).</translate>
#* <translate><!--T:97--> e.g. lemmata in the {{Q|19606346}} for lexemes in Fula use the language code <code>ff-x-q19606346</code> (where 'ff' is the existing supported code).</translate>

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Lexeme lemmata are what are displayed when using the {{tl|L}} template to link to a lexeme on Wikidata (including later on this page).

=== Lexeme language === <!--T:99-->
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{{further|Wikidata:Lexicographical data/Documentation/Lexeme languages{{!}}/Lexeme languages|Wikidata:Lexicographical data/Documentation/Languages{{!}}/Languages}}

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The '''language''' to which a lexeme belongs is a reference to a Wikidata item for a language.

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For most languages, this is a straightforward determination: {{Q|1860}}, {{Q|9217}}, {{Q|33638}}, and {{Q|3111668}} are just four of the many possibilities, since they have supported language codes <code>en</code>, <code>th</code>, <code>mnc</code>, and <code>guw</code>.

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Some languages, however, have begun to require for their lexemes that particular language items be used; see [[<tvar name="lexemelanguages">Wikidata:Lexicographical data/Documentation/Languages</tvar>|the documentation pages for those languages]] for more information.

=== Lexical category === <!--T:103-->
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{{further|Wikidata:Lexicographical data/Documentation/Lexical categories{{!}}/Lexical categories}}

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The '''lexical category''' to which a lexeme belongs is a reference to a Wikidata item for a particular group of words with specific syntactic behavior in a language. This usually corresponds with the "part of speech" of the lexeme: nouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs, and so on.

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The lexical category of a lexeme should be somewhat more general than any other more appropriate but more specific description thereof, as a broader reflection of how the lexeme behaves syntactically in its language. Other items like <tvar name="Q1520033">{{Q|Q1520033}}</tvar>, <tvar name="Q3254028">{{Q|Q3254028}}</tvar>, and <tvar name="Q1050744">{{Q|Q1050744}}</tvar>, where applicable, should be added as the values of <tvar name="P31">{{P|P31}}</tvar> statements instead.

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Different languages may use different lexical categories, but some are frequent enough across languages that a comparison may be made. See [[<tvar name="1">Special:MyLanguage/Wikidata:Lexicographical data/Documentation/Lexical categories</tvar>|the full documentation page on lexical categories]] for a table comparing such categories across languages.

=== Lexeme statements === <!--T:107-->
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{{further|Wikidata:Lexicographical data/Documentation/Lexeme statements{{!}}/Lexeme statements}}

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Lexemes, like items or properties, have '''statements''' (claims) that provide information about the lexeme that is not specific to one of its forms or senses. Depending on how a particular language works, and depending on the lexical category of the lexeme, some statements will be more applicable to a given lexeme than others.

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Many common properties applicable directly to lexemes are listed in <tvar name="1">[[Template:Lexicographical properties]]</tvar>.

=== Lexeme senses === <!--T:110-->
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{{further|Wikidata:Lexicographical data/Documentation/Senses{{!}}/Senses}}

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'''Senses''' describe the different meanings of a lexeme.

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A sense consists of three parts: 1) the sense ID, 2) glosses, and 3) statements.
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# <translate><!--T:113--> The sense ID starts with the ID of the lexeme it belongs to, followed by a hyphen ("-") and an "S", followed by a natural number in decimal notation: e.g. <code>L3746552-S4</code>. These IDs are unique within Wikidata; when a new sense is created within a lexeme, an entirely new sense ID is provided for it. Like an LID, a sense ID may be appended to <code>http://www.wikidata.org/entity/</code> to form a unique URI for the sense.</translate>
# <translate><!--T:114--> '''Glosses''' define the meaning of the sense using natural language. For a lexeme in a given language X, the gloss in language X should be a more detailed explanation of the meaning of the sense, while the glosses in other languages Y and Z may be less detailed, so long as they are clear enough to speakers of Y and Z what the meaning of the sense is.</translate>
# <translate><!--T:115--> Like lexemes, items, and properties, senses can have '''statements''' further describing the sense and its relations to other senses and to Wikidata items.</translate>

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Many common properties applicable to lexeme senses are listed in <tvar name="1">[[Template:Lexicographical properties]]</tvar>.

=== Lexeme forms === <!--T:117-->
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'''Forms''' describe the different realizations of a lexeme in speech or writing.

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Depending on how a language behaves morphologically, there may be exactly one form of a lexeme or there may be multiple forms. In general, the more isolating or analytic ''or'' the more agglutinative or polysynthetic a language is, the more it may benefit from having one form per lexeme. Lexemes in many fusional languages typically have multiple forms for particular combinations of grammatical features.

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A form consists of four parts: 1) the form ID, 2) form representations, 3) grammatical features, and 4) statements.
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# <translate><!--T:121--> The form ID starts with the ID of the lexeme it belongs to, followed by a hyphen ("-") and an "F", followed by a natural number in decimal notation: e.g. <code>L3746552-F4</code>. These IDs are unique within Wikidata; when a new form is created within a lexeme, an entirely new form ID is provided for it. Like an LID or a sense ID, a form ID may be appended to <code>http://www.wikidata.org/entity/</code> to form a unique URI for the form.</translate>
# <translate><!--T:122--> '''Form representations''' are strings, accompanied with language tags, that signify how a particular form is used. As with lemmata, there may be multiple representations on a single form to handle differences in writing system or orthographic variation within a language.</translate>
# <translate><!--T:123--> '''Grammatical features''' are references to Wikidata items that define the syntactic circumstances in which a given form applies.</translate>
# <translate><!--T:124--> Like lexemes, senses, items, and properties, forms can have '''statements''' further describing the form and its relations to other forms and to Wikidata items.</translate>

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Many common properties applicable to lexeme forms are listed in <tvar name="1">[[Template:Lexicographical properties]]</tvar>.

== Lexeme inclusion criteria == <!--T:126-->

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In some cases or languages, there may be multiple entities for related words, whereas in other language there may be just one. The below table provides an overview of how nouns in particular may be linked:
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== Interface == <!--T:9-->

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The following section details steps to take in Wikidata's user interface to perform common tasks involving editing lexemes.

=== Lexemes === <!--T:10-->
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[[File:Wikibase Lexeme create a Lexeme 2018.png|thumb|<translate><!--T:21--> Screenshot of the lexeme creation page (as it appeared prior to November 2022)</translate>]]

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==== Create a new lexeme ==== <!--T:43-->
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# <translate><!--T:129--> Go to <tvar name="1">[[Special:NewLexeme]]</tvar>.</translate>
# <translate><!--T:130--> Under <tvar name="1">{{int:wikibaselexeme-newlexeme-lemma}}</tvar>, enter a lemma (see [[#Lexeme lemmata]] for more information).</translate>
# <translate><!--T:131--> Under <tvar name="1">{{int:wikibaselexeme-newlexeme-language}}</tvar>, enter the language of the lexeme, either by typing the name of the language or its QID (see [[#Lexeme language]] for more information).</translate>
## <translate><!--T:132--> If you are prompted to do so, under <tvar name="1">{{int:wikibaselexeme-newlexeme-lemma-language}}</tvar>, enter the language code of the lemma (see [[#Lexeme lemmata]] for more information).</translate>
# <translate><!--T:133--> Under <tvar name="1">{{int:wikibaselexeme-newlexeme-lexicalcategory}}</tvar>, enter the lexical category of the lexeme, either by typing its name or its QID (see [[#Lexical category]] for more information).</translate>
# <translate><!--T:134--> Click "<tvar name="1">{{int:wikibase-newentity-submit}}</tvar>" to save your changes.</translate>

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You have now created a lexeme with the most basic information. Because it is very empty, it cannot meaningfully be used until more information is added to it, such as statements, senses, and forms (for which see later in this page).

==== Edit a lexeme's lemmata, language, or lexical category ==== <!--T:136-->
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[[File:Screenshot top of a Lexeme page 2018.png|thumb|<translate><!--T:137--> Screenshot of the top of a Lexeme page</translate>]]

# <translate><!--T:138--> Next to the lemmata, click the 'edit' button.</translate>
# <translate><!--T:139--> Lemmata may be edited as follows:</translate>
## <translate><!--T:140--> To add a lemma, first select the "+" that appears beside the lemmata.</translate>
## <translate><!--T:141--> In the new lemma, under <tvar name="1">{{int:wikibaselexeme-lemma-field-lemma-label}}</tvar>, add the representation of the new lemma.</translate> 
## <translate><!--T:142--> Also in the new lemma, under <tvar name="1">{{int:wikibaselexeme-lemma-field-language-label}}</tvar>, add the language code of the new lemma.</translate>
## <translate><!--T:143--> To remove a particular lemma, simply select the "x" appearing beside <tvar name="1">{{int:wikibaselexeme-lemma-field-lemma-label}}</tvar> in that lemma.</translate>
# <translate><!--T:144--> To change the language of the lexeme, use the search box appearing beside <tvar name="1">{{int:wikibaselexeme-field-language-label}}</tvar> to pick an item for a language.</translate>
# <translate><!--T:145--> To change the lexical category of the lexeme, use the search box appearing beside <tvar name="1">{{int:wikibaselexeme-field-lexical-category-label}}</tvar> to pick an item for a lexical category.</translate>
# <translate><!--T:146--> Click "<tvar name="1">{{int:wikibase-publish}}</tvar>" to save your changes.</translate>

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==== Add, edit or delete a lexeme's statements ==== <!--T:45-->
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[[File:Screenshot edit statement from Lexeme, 2018.png|thumb|<translate><!--T:25--> Screenshot of the interface to edit a statement</translate>]]

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Adding a statement to a lexeme entails the following steps:
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# <translate><!--T:148--> Click "<tvar name="1">{{int:wikibase-statementgrouplistview-add}}</tvar>"</translate>
# <translate><!--T:149--> Enter a property, typing its name in the property field (such as <code>{{P|P5191|show_p=no}}</code>) and selecting it in the suggester.</translate>
# <translate><!--T:150--> Enter a value for the property.</translate> <br>{{tracked|T271500}} <translate><!--T:57--> '''Note:''' A {{Q|54275340}} such as {{P|P5972}} or {{P|P5973}} does not currently support searching for senses, either by lexeme lemmata or sense glosses. This means in order to enter a value for a statement, you need to enter the '''precise sense ID''' for the sense you want as a value.</translate><br>[[File:Wikidata sense property no autofill.png|500px|thumb|left|<translate><!--T:58--> As seen here, Wikidata will not be able to find Lexemes and their senses when searching by their name.</translate>]]<br>[[File:Wikidata Lexeme Sense search result.png|500px|thumb|left|<translate><!--T:59--> Searching by a precise Lexeme Sense ID however returns a publishable result.</translate>]]{{clear}}
# <translate><!--T:151--> If you wish to add qualifiers and references to the statement, feel free to do so.</translate>
# <translate><!--T:152--> Save the statement by clicking "<tvar name="1">{{int:wikibase-publish}}</tvar>".</translate>
# <translate><!--T:153--> To edit a statement, click "<tvar name="1">{{int:wikibase-edit}}</tvar>".</translate>
# <translate><!--T:154--> To delete a statement, click "<tvar name="1">{{int:wikibase-edit}}</tvar>", then click "<tvar name="2">{{int:wikibase-remove}}</tvar>".</translate>

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To delete a lexeme, you may request its deletion at <tvar name="1">[[Wikidata:Requests for deletions]]</tvar>, just as is done with items. If you have [[<tvar name="2">MediaWiki:Gadget-Merge.js</tvar>|the Merge gadget]] enabled, you may submit deletion requests for lexemes using it.

==== Search for a Lexeme ==== <!--T:33-->

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To look for lexemes via <tvar name="1">[[Special:Search]]</tvar> or the search box on any page, you may use its LID, one of its lemmata, or a representation of one of its forms.

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The simplest way to do this is to prefix "L:" to one of these, and you will automatically see results in the lexeme namespace for your search. For example, lexeme L301993 has the lemma "হৃদয়" and one of its forms has the representation "হৃদয়েতে". Searching for "L:L301993", "L:হৃদয়", or "L:হৃদয়েতে" will return the same lexeme in the results.

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You may alternatively search without the "L:" prefix (e.g. using "L301993", "হৃদয়", or "হৃদয়েতে"), then select the "Lexeme" namespace in the <tvar name="1">{{int:Advancedsearch-namespaces-search-in}}</tvar> and rerun the search to get the same lexeme returned.

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Note that the selector (the drop-down menu that pops up to suggest results) does not support the lexeme namespace yet. Pressing Enter or clicking the search icon after typing your keyword, however, will show you the results.

=== Senses === <!--T:39-->

==== Create a new sense ==== <!--T:50-->
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# <translate><!--T:160--> In the Senses section of a lexeme, click "<tvar name="1">{{int:wikibaselexeme-add-sense}}</tvar>".</translate>
# <translate><!--T:161--> Under <tvar name="1">{{int:wikibaselexeme-gloss-field-language-label}}</tvar>, enter a language code for the gloss.</translate>
# <translate><!--T:162--> Under <tvar name="1">{{int:wikibaselexeme-gloss-field-gloss-label}}</tvar>, enter the gloss.</translate>
# <translate><!--T:163--> To add new glosses, click "<tvar name="1">{{int:wikibase-add}}</tvar>" and repeat steps 2 and 3.</translate>
# <translate><!--T:164--> Click "<tvar name="1">{{int:wikibase-publish}}</tvar>" to save your changes.</translate>

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==== Edit a sense's glosses ==== <!--T:51-->
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# <translate><!--T:165--> Next to the sense glosses, click "<tvar name="1">{{int:wikibase-edit}}</tvar>".</translate>
# <translate><!--T:166--> To add a new gloss, do the following:</translate>
## <translate><!--T:167--> Underneath the existing sense glosses, click the smaller "<tvar name="1">{{int:wikibase-add}}</tvar>" link. (Be careful that you do not accidentally click on the <tvar name="2">{{int:wikibase-statementgrouplistview-add}}</tvar> or <tvar name="3">{{int:wikibaselexeme-add-sense}}</tvar> links used to add a new statement or sense instead!)</translate>
## <translate><!--T:168--> Under <tvar name="1">{{int:wikibaselexeme-gloss-field-language-label}}</tvar>, enter a language code for the new gloss.</translate>
## <translate><!--T:169--> Under <tvar name="1">{{int:wikibaselexeme-gloss-field-gloss-label}}</tvar>, enter the new gloss.</translate>
## <translate><!--T:170--> Repeat these steps for each new gloss you wish to add.</translate>
# <translate><!--T:171--> To remove a gloss, click "<tvar name="1">{{int:wikibase-remove}}</tvar>" next to the gloss.</translate>
# <translate><!--T:172--> Click "<tvar name="1">{{int:wikibase-publish}}</tvar>" to save your changes.</translate>

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==== Remove a sense ==== <!--T:52-->
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# <translate><!--T:173--> Next to the sense glosses, click "<tvar name="1">{{int:wikibase-edit}}</tvar>".</translate>
# <translate><!--T:174--> Click "<tvar name="1">{{int:wikibase-remove}}</tvar>".</translate>

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=== Forms === <!--T:12-->
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[[File:Screenshot add a Form 2018.png|thumb|300px|<translate><!--T:28--> add a Form</translate>]]

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==== Create a new form ==== <!--T:47-->
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# <translate><!--T:175--> In the Forms section of a lexeme, click "<tvar name="1">{{int:wikibaselexeme-add-form}}</tvar>".</translate>
# <translate><!--T:176--> Under <tvar name="1">{{int:wikibaselexeme-form-field-representation-label}}</tvar>, fill in a representation for the new form.</translate>
# <translate><!--T:177--> Under <tvar name="1">{{int:wikibaselexeme-form-field-language-label}}</tvar>, fill in the language code for that representation.</translate>
# <translate><!--T:178--> To add more representations, click the "+" next to the existing representations and repeat steps 2 and 3 for the new representation.</translate>
# <translate><!--T:179--> Next to <tvar name="1">{{int:wikibaselexeme-form-grammatical-features}}</tvar>, enter one or several grammatical features, by typing their name and selecting them in the list of items that appears.</translate>
# <translate><!--T:180--> Click "<tvar name="1">{{int:wikibase-publish}}</tvar>" to save your changes.</translate>

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==== Edit a form's representations or grammatical features ==== <!--T:48-->
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# <translate><!--T:181--> Next to the form's representations, click "<tvar name="1">{{int:wikibase-edit}}</tvar>".</translate>
# <translate><!--T:182--> Representations may be edited as follows:</translate>
## <translate><!--T:183--> To add a representation, first select the "+" that appears beside the representations.</translate>
## <translate><!--T:184--> In the new representation, under <tvar name="1">{{int:wikibaselexeme-form-field-representation-label}}</tvar>, add the new representation for the form.</translate>
## <translate><!--T:185--> Also in the new representation, under <tvar name="1">{{int:wikibaselexeme-form-field-language-label}}</tvar>, add the language code for that representation.</translate>
## <translate><!--T:186--> To remove a particular representation, simply select the "x" appearing beside <tvar name="1">{{int:wikibaselexeme-form-field-representation-label}}</tvar> in that representation.</translate>
# <translate><!--T:187--> To add a grammatical feature, type its name at the end of the text box and select the appropriate item in the list of items that appears.</translate>
# <translate><!--T:188--> To remove a grammatical feature, click the "x" that appears next to it.</translate>
# <translate><!--T:189--> Click "<tvar name="1">{{int:wikibase-publish}}</tvar>" to save your changes.</translate>

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==== Delete a form ==== <!--T:49-->
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# <translate><!--T:190--> Next to the form's representations, click "<tvar name="1">{{int:wikibase-edit}}</tvar>".</translate>
# <translate><!--T:191--> Click "<tvar name="1">{{int:wikibase-remove}}</tvar>".</translate>

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== Features == <!--T:14-->

<!--T:32-->
See also: [[<tvar name="dev">Special:MyLanguage/Wikidata:Lexicographical data/Development</tvar>|Wikidata:Lexicographical data/Development]]

=== What is included in the first version === <!--T:15-->
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* <translate><!--T:192--> New datatypes: Lexeme, Form</translate>
* <translate><!--T:193--> Add, edit, delete Lexemes</translate>
* <translate><!--T:194--> Add, edit, delete Forms</translate>
* <translate><!--T:195--> Add, edit, delete statements</translate>
* <translate><!--T:196--> Add, edit, delete qualifiers</translate>
* <translate><!--T:197--> Add, edit, delete references</translate>
* <translate><!--T:198--> Linking to an Item from a Lexeme or a Form</translate>
** {{Property|P5137}}
* <translate><!--T:199--> Linking to another Lexeme from a Lexeme, a Form or an Item</translate>
* <translate><!--T:200--> Search and suggestions when entering a value</translate>
* <translate><!--T:201--> Basic internal APIs (used for UI, you should not use them)</translate>

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=== What will be added in the future === <!--T:17-->

<!--T:202-->
Ordered from near to long-term plans
</translate>
* <translate><!--T:203--> Search for content with Special:Search</translate> {{done}}
* <translate><!--T:204--> Display the lemma in the history pages, recent changes and watchlist</translate> {{done}}
* <translate><!--T:205--> Add, edit, delete Senses</translate> {{done}}
* <translate><!--T:206--> RDF support and ability to query the data on query.wikidata.org</translate> {{done}}
* <translate><!--T:207--> Better API support</translate>
* <translate><!--T:208--> Automatic generation of Forms</translate>
* <translate><!--T:209--> Data access on clients (other Wikimedia projects)</translate> {{done}}
* <translate><!--T:210--> Editing data directly from Wiktionary</translate>

<translate>
== See also == <!--T:36-->
</translate>

* [[Special:MyLanguage/Wikidata:Lexicographical data/Best practices|<translate><!--T:215--> Lexicographical data best practices</translate>]]
* [[Special:MyLanguage/Wikidata:Lexicographical data/Glossary|<translate><!--T:216--> Lexicographical data glossary</translate>]]
* [[Special:MyLanguage/Wikidata:Lexicographical data/Documentation/Resources|<translate><!--T:211--> Resources describing particular languages (as possible sources of lexeme information)</translate>]]
* [[wikibooks:SPARQL/WIKIDATA Lexicographical data|<translate><!--T:212--> Wikibooks page regarding querying Wikidata lexicographical data</translate>]]
[[Category:Wikidata:Lexicographical data{{#translation:}}|Documentation]]