Schema for the lemmas data file. Lemma identifier. Foreign key: identifier of another lemma that this lemma refers to, because it is a link or related lemma. Lemma does not fit neatly into the schema, or is otherwise problematic. See internal note in <meta>. All occurrences of the lemma have been located, disambiguated and checked against Snædal. Lemma type. Last verification date. (The dictionary has been checked twice.) Primary orthographical form of the lemma or headword. Variant orthographical form of the lemma, e.g. a spelling variant or a form with diacritical marks used in a specific dictionary. NOT used for alternative reconstructions with different inflection class: these are linked to the lemma as separate headwords with type "alternative". spelling Variant form is a spelling variation in some reading. diacritics Variant form is a headword with diacritical marks, used in a dictionary specified in @source. Token or siglum referring to the source that uses or mentions the variant form. Foreign key: identifier of a part-of-speech tag defined in the grammar data file. Foreign key: identifier of an inflection class defined the grammar data file. Lemma has irregular inflection. The assigned inflection class is not certain (Streitberg's label contains a question mark or other indication of uncertainty). Gomorphv2 parameter. Parameter name. Parameter type. infoTemporary or informational parameter, not passed on to Gomorphv2. Gomorphv2 override rule. Name of the Gomorph variable that will be overridden. Gomorphv2 operator: assign, add or remove. assign add remove Gomorphv2 range expression (regular expression applied to the set of inflectional tags). When missing, all tags are selected. Public note about the lemma. Internal note about the lemma or its encoding, in Dutch. Headword form content. Lemma is a conjecture. Lemma is an inflected form (a headword cannot be reconstructed with certainty). Lemma is a reconstruction that leaves some room for doubt (marked with * in Streitberg). Lemma is a dubious or suspect reading (marked with dagger in Streitberg). Reference to the corresponding lemma in Wilhelm Streitberg's dictionary (1910), encoded in a separate XML file. Entries in the external dictionary file also refer to lemma identifiers in this file, so strictly speaking this element is redundant; we retain a direct reference because the list started as a database of Streitberg's dictionary, and is still closely tied to that source. Page number in Streitberg 1910. Position of the headword on the page. Letter under which the lemma is filed. This is not necessarily the initial: compound verbs are sorted on stem. [A-ZǶÞ] Index number used by Streitberg to differentiate homonyms, e.g. “1. gabaur (Na)” and “2. gabaur* (Ma)”. Lemmas with type ‘homograph’ are grouped and numbered under a single headword in the dictionary; otherwise headwords are repeated, with a number before the boldfaced lemma. Gomorphv2 NULL value. normal Normal lemma. link-spelling Reference to another lemma (@parent), for which it has an alternative spelling. Streitberg only, not linked to tokens. link-hyphen Reference to another, identical lemma (@parent), the only difference being the use of a hyphen to separate root and prefix. Streitberg only, not linked to tokens. link-derived Inflected form of another lemma, listed as a separate lemma with reference to the main lemma (@parent), e.g. ‘wait’ linked to ‘witan’. Streitberg only, not linked to tokens. link-suppletion Suppletive form listed as a separate lemma, e.g. ‘batiza’ linked to ‘goþs’. link-spelling-combined Combined spelling variants referring to multiple main lemmas, e.g. ‘leikeis, leikeinassus s. lekeis etc.’ Streitberg only, not linked to tokens. link-conjecture Form marked as ‘besserungsbedürftig’ (with dagger), referring to a corresponding conjecture (or the other way round). homograph One lemma out of a set of homographs that is treated as one entry in Streitberg's lexicon (cf. TEI <hom>). sublemma Lemma mentioned as a related or derived lemma in Streitberg's lexicon (cf. TEI <re>). Attribute @parent refers to the main lemma. component Clitic (e.g. ‘-hun’) or root form (e.g. ‘-kunnan’). alternative Alternative reconstruction for the lemma specified by @parent. Not listed as a separate lemma in Streitberg. extra Lemma not in Streitberg, either because it is accidentally missing, or because it refers to words in a recently discovered fragment.