Am 14.05.2012 16:11, schrieb Lars Aronsson: > On 2012-05-14 15:44, Christoph Lauer wrote: >> The connection in the german >> wiktionary is a little different, there the link to the base form is >> under "Grammatische Merkmale" (grammatical properties), and in the base >> form of the verb the noun "Geburt" (birth) is found under "Abgeleitete >> Begriffe" (derived terms). >> I would be very happy if these informations could be extracted into the >> dbpedia-wiktionary, in a unified way for all languages. > > If you look around the various languages of Wiktionary, you will > find that German is the exception. Most languages follow the > pattern of the English Wiktionary. If you want things to work the > same way for all languages, the German Wiktionary would need > to be restructured from scratch. This is not likely to happen. > > Still, the entry for bear (English Wiktionary, etymology 2, verb) > does list "born" as the participle near the headword. There is also > a list ofderived terms (bear down, bear up, ...), it just doesn't > list "birth" yet, but I think you are free to add it. > > Thanks for the information. Too bad the german wiktionary makes such exceptions there, it's the wiktionary I wanted to use :-( However my central problem was that none of these informations aren't available in the RDF dumps or through the SPARQL endpoint http://wiktionary.dbpedia.org/sparql, neither born -> bear, nor bear -> birth/give birth, I thought maybe someone knows if there are plans to import these informations. Does the project, which creates the dumps, has a name anyway? Like dbpedia, the project creating the dumps from wikipedia.
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