TBX

TBX is the LISA standard for terminology and term exchange. See http://www.lisa.org/standards/tbx/.

For information on more file formats, see conformance.

• Basic file creation
• Creating a bilingual list from CSV with csv2tbx
• Using <tig> tags, not ntig

• id attributes for termEntry tags
• ntig, read and write
• multiple languages
• synonyms
• cross references
• abbreviations
• definitions
• context
• parts of speech

Note here:

• NLS - South African National Language Services - Multilingual Maths Dictionary

NLS: Extra listing
TBX:

<termNote type="termNote">synonym</termNote>

according to this TBX documentation. In another place:

<termNote type="termType">synonym</termNote>

inside a <termGrp>, following <term>

NLS: term {definition/contextual information}
TBX

<descripGrp>
   <descrip type="definition">The longish definition of the term</descrip>
</descripGrp>

inside langSet <descript> can probably be used directly under langSet

NLS: term {definition/contextual information} (see above)
TBX:

<descrip type="context">A usually somewhat longer contextual sentence.</descrip>

inside <ntig>

NLS: term v. (or adj, or n.)
TBX:

<termNote type="partOfSpeech" >noun</termNote>

following <term>

NLS: alternate term → real lemma
TBX: <ref> TODO

NLS: same as alternate term: a.m. → before noon
TBX: TODO