What'sneededforlexicaldatabases?Experienceswi thKirrkirr

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This paper discusses what is required from dictionary databases, and one approach, based on experience with Kirrkirr, a dictionary browser originally developed for Warlpiri, an Indigenous Australian language. The paper suggests that there is something ofadisconnectbetweenthedataaccess needs of lexical databases and most work on semi-structured databases withinthedatabasecommunity.

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