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Sow (noun vs. verb) is ambiguosly coded #19

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LinguList opened this issue Sep 2, 2014 · 0 comments
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Sow (noun vs. verb) is ambiguosly coded #19

LinguList opened this issue Sep 2, 2014 · 0 comments
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Thanks to W. S. Annis', who mentioned this to me:

The map for 'farmer' exposes a POS coding issue
in the CLICS database. The word 'sow' is catching
both of the English words 'sow (seed)' and 'sow,'
the female pig.

As mentioned in former issue #1, these cases need to be traced down and cleaned up. Alternatively, we can also just use the keys and forget about the "glosses" (unless someone's searching for them).

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