This module is one of the data modules specifying the labels recognized by Module:labels and, by extension, the templates {{lb}}
and {{tlb}}
.
The following are all the data submodules that exist:
Module | Contents |
---|---|
Module:labels/data/lang/langcode |
Language-specific labels. |
Module:labels/data | Miscellaneous non-language-specific labels. |
Module:labels/data/qualifiers | Qualifiers such as somewhat , also , chiefly and ; . Usually these cause the following and/or preceding comma to be omitted.
|
Module:labels/data/regional | Labels specifying a geographic location that is shared among several languages. |
Module:labels/data/topical | Topical labels such as anthropology and Taoism . These typically generate topic categories.
|
Labels defined in earlier-listed modules override those in later-listed modules. In particular, language-specific labels override non-language-specific ones. The full list of language-specific submodules can be found here.
Each language data module exports a single table containing labels and/or aliases. The keys of these tables are label identifiers (passed to the templates), while the values are described below.
Label data is currently used for several purposes:
Template(s) | Parameter(s) | Purpose | Categorizes? |
---|---|---|---|
{{lb}} /{{lbl}} /{{label}} and {{tlb}} /{{term-label}} |
|2= , |3= , ... |
Label the language variety or usage conditions of a sense or term. | Yes |
{{alt}} /{{alter}} |
numbered parameters following a blank parameter | Identify the language variety or usage conditions of an alternative form. | No |
{{alternative form of}} /{{alt form}} , {{standard spelling of}} /{{stand sp}} , and other form-of templates |
|from= , |from2= , ... |
Identify the language variety of a sense or term that is a variant (e.g. alternative form, spelling variant, etc.) of another term. | Yes |
{{syn}} , {{ant}} and other "nyms" templates |
|lb= , |lb2= , ...; the <lb:...> inline modifier |
Identify the language variety or usage conditions of a synonym, antonym or the like, specified inline. | No |
{{desc}} /{{descendant}} |
|lb= , |lb2= , ...; the <lb:...> inline modifier |
Identify the language variety or usage conditions of a descendant. | No |
{{quote-book}} , {{quote-journal}} , {{cite-book}} , {{cite-journal}} and other quotation and citation templates |
|lb= |
Identify the language variety or usage conditions of a piece of quoted text. | No |
{{inflection of}} /{{infl of}} |
auto-added under certain combinations of inflection tags | Label the usage conditions of an inflected form of a term. | Yes |
category pages for language varieties | N/A | Control the display and parent categories of category pages that are "associated" with a label in that the label categorizes into the specified category using the plain_categories or regional_categories fields. |
N/A |
{{label data documentation}}
.labels
containing the data associated with the actual labels. The key is the label while the value is a table containing information on the label. The following is a basic example:
labels = { aliases = {"Argentinian"}, Wikipedia = true, regional_categories = "Argentinian", }
This defines a label Argentina
with an alias Argentinian
, links the label to the Wikipedia article Argentina, and causes uses of the label with {{lb}}
or {{tlb}}
to categorize into Argentinian lang
where lang
is the language of the label.
The following is a more complex example, for use in Module:labels/data/lang/en:
labels = { region = "Great Britain", addl = "Not to be confused with ], a spelling system used in some English-speaking countries of the world.", aliases = {"Britain", "Great Britain"}, Wikipedia = "British English", regional_categories = true, parent = "Europe,Commonwealth", country = "the United Kingdom", }
This defines a label British
with two aliases Britain
and Great Britain
, all of which display as British
and link to the Wikipedia article British English. Use with {{lb}}
or {{tlb}}
categorize into British English. The fields region
, addl
, parent
and country
control the appearance of the category text for the category British English.
The following table specifies the basic fields. See the documentation of Module:labels/data for more detailed information.
Field | Example | Description |
---|---|---|
aliases |
{"Britain", "Great Britain" } |
List of aliases for the label. |
display |
"Taraškievica orthography" or "] ]s" |
How the label displays (if different from the label itself). |
Wikipedia |
"Shopi#Dialects" or true or {"Goan Portuguese", "Portuguese India" } |
Wikipedia article to link to, or true if the article is named the same as the (canonical form of the) label. Multiple articles can be provided; only the first is used for linking the label, but all are displayed on the label's category page.
|
Wiktionary |
"Appendix:Swedish verbs" |
Wiktionary article to link to, or true if the anchor is named the same as the (canonical form of the) label.
|
Wikidata |
"Q2675834" or {"Q98095139", "Q9668261" } |
Wikidata ID or ID's identifying one or more Wikipedia articles to link to. Multiple ID's can be provided; only the first associated article is used for linking the label, but all are displayed on the label's category page. |
glossary |
"tashif" |
The anchor in Appendix:Glossary to link to, or true if the anchor is named the same as the (canonical form of the) label.
|
langs |
{"la", "lad", "nrf", "vi", "yi" } |
Language restriction for this label, for labels not occurring in a language-specific module. The label will only be recognized for the specified language code(s). |
The following table specifies the fields used to control how the label categorizes when used with {{lb}}
or {{tlb}}
.
Field | Example | Description |
---|---|---|
plain_categories |
"Multicultural Toronto English" or true or {"American English forms", "Oxford spellings" } |
Category or categories to add the page to, when {{lb}} or {{tlb}} are used; use true if the category is the same as the (canonical form of the) label.
|
regional_categories |
"Algerian" or true or {"Devonian", "Somerset" } |
Like plain_categories but the language name is appended to the specified value(s).
|
pos_categories |
"pluralia tantum" or true or {"transitive verbs", "intransitive verbs" } |
Like plain_categories but the language name is prepended to the specified value(s).
|
topical_categories |
"Football (American)" or true or {"Software engineering", "Programming" } |
Like plain_categories but the language code is prepended to the capitalized specified value(s).
|
sense_categories |
"dated" or true or {"obsolete", "historical" } |
Categorizes into lang terms with category senses (when using {{lb}} ) or lang category terms (when using {{tlb}} ).
|
The following table specifies the fields used to control the appearance of the category page (specified using plain_categories
or regional_categories
) for labels that specify lects (i.e. language varieties).
Field | Example | Description |
---|---|---|
region |
"the ]" or "the tri-state region of <country>" or "]s in {{w|Acadiana|Southern Louisiana}}" |
Region where the lect specified by the label is used; or the users of the lect, if prep = "by" is given. Defaults to the label. The spec <country> is replaced by the value(s) specified using the country field; see below.
|
the |
true |
Causes the default value for region to have the word the prepended (e.g. for a label such as Philippines or Channel Islands ).
|
prep |
"by" |
Preposition used in the category description, after Terms or senses in lang as spoken, in place of in.
|
verb |
"originally spoken" or "used" |
Verb used in the category description, after Terms or senses in lang as, in place of spoken.
|
def |
"], a Spanish ] with origins in ]" |
Definition text used in the category description, after Terms or senses in. Defaults to lang as spoken in region , where lang is the language and region is the value of the region field.
|
fulldef |
"Anglo-Indian terms or senses in English as used formerly by Britishers in {{w|British India}}" |
Definition text used in the category description. Defaults to Terms or senses in lang as spoken in region ; see the def field.
|
addl |
"Not to be confused with the {{catlink|Bavarian language}}." |
Additional text to display on the label's category page. |
parent |
"New England" or true or "Southern US,Southwestern US" |
Parent label(s). The category corresponding to the label will have the category or categories of the parent label(s) as its parent(s). If true , the parent will be Regional lang , or Varieties of lang if noreg = true is given.
|
noreg |
true |
Specify that this lect is non-regional (not a topolect). Used e.g. with chronolects such as Early Modern English and sociolects such as Katharevousa. Controls the default parent when parent = true is used.
|
othercat |
"en:Universities" or "British slang,English cant,English gay slang" |
Additional category or categories to add the label's category page to. Useful especially for categories not associated with a label. |
country |
"France" or "Belgium,the ],Germany" |
Country or countries where this label's lect is spoken. Used in two ways: (1) to add the label's category to pages such as Category:Languages of France or Category:Languages of the Netherlands; (2) to substitute into the <country> spec in the description.
|
The following table specifies the remaining fields, used mostly to control how the label displays.
Field | Example | Description |
---|---|---|
deprecated |
true |
Indicate that this label is deprecated (should not be used). Such labels display with the deprecated-label CSS class and cause the page to be added to Category:Entries with deprecated labels.
|
deprecated_aliases |
{"dual" } |
Specify deprecated aliases of the given label (i.e. aliases that should not be used). Usage of such aliases causes the label to display with the deprecated-label CSS class and the page to be added to Category:Entries with deprecated labels.
|
track |
true |
Track all usages of this label (including any aliases) at a page named Wiktionary:Tracking/labels/label/label where label is the canonical label (click on "See whether another page links to "), and also at a page named Wiktionary:Tracking/labels/label/label/code , where code is the language code specified in |1= .
|
special_display |
] |
Like display but <canonical_name> is replaced with the canonical language name.
|
omit_preComma |
true |
Don't display a comma before the label, for labels like and , by , _ and ; .
|
omit_postComma |
true |
Don't display a comma after the label, for labels like and , by , _ , ; and chiefly .
|
omit_preSpace |
true |
Don't display a space before the label, for labels like ; and : .
|
omit_postSpace |
true |
Don't display a comma after the label, for labels like - (hyphen), – (en-dash) and — (em-dash).
|
At the end of the data module, the labels
table should be returned using the following code:
return require("Module:labels").finalize_data(labels)
local labels = {}
-- Grammatical labels
labels = {
display = "]",
pos_categories = "abbreviations",
}
labels = {
display = "abstract",
glossary = true,
pos_categories = "abstract nouns",
}
labels = {
display = "]",
pos_categories = "acronyms",
}
labels = {
aliases = {"active", "in the active"},
glossary = true,
}
labels = {
display = "], ]",
pos_categories = {"transitive verbs", "intransitive verbs"},
}
labels = {
aliases = {"angry", "anger", "said in anger"},
glossary = true,
pos_categories = "angry register terms",
}
labels = {
glossary = true,
}
labels = {
aliases = {"in the indicative", "indicative mood"},
glossary = "indicative mood",
}
labels = {
aliases = {"in the subjunctive", "subjunctive mood"},
glossary = "subjunctive mood",
}
labels = {
aliases = {"in the imperative", "imperative mood"},
glossary = "imperative mood",
}
labels = {
aliases = {"in the jussive", "jussive mood"},
glossary = "jussive mood",
}
labels = {
glossary = "archaic",
display = "archaic",
pos_categories = "archaic verb forms",
}
labels = {
glossary = true,
}
labels = {
pos_categories = "attenuative verbs",
}
labels = {
glossary = true,
}
labels = {
glossary = "attributive",
}
labels = {
glossary = true,
pos_categories = "auxiliary verbs",
}
labels = {
glossary = true,
}
labels = {
display = "]",
pos_categories = "cardinal numbers",
}
labels = {
glossary = "catenative verb",
}
labels = {
display = "]",
}
labels = {
display = "causative",
pos_categories = "causative verbs",
}
labels = {
aliases = {"with cognate object"},
display = "with ]",
pos_categories = "verbs used with cognate objects",
}
labels = {
glossary = true,
display = "collective",
pos_categories = "collective nouns",
}
labels = {
glossary = "collective",
display = "collectively",
pos_categories = "collective nouns",
}
labels = {
aliases = {"control"},
Wikipedia = true,
pos_categories = "control verbs",
}
labels = {
glossary = true,
}
labels = {
glossary = true,
}
labels = {
pos_categories = "completive verbs",
}
labels = {
aliases = {"copular"},
display = "]",
pos_categories = "copulative verbs",
}
labels = {
glossary = true,
pos_categories = "countable nouns",
}
labels = {
pos_categories = "cumulative verbs",
}
labels = {
pos_categories = "delimitative verbs",
}
labels = {
glossary = true,
pos_categories = "deponent verbs",
}
labels = {
pos_categories = "distributive verbs",
}
labels = {
glossary = true,
pos_categories = "ditransitive verbs",
}
labels = {
aliases = {"dysphemism"},
Wikipedia = "Dysphemism",
pos_categories = "dysphemisms",
}
labels = {
display = "by ]",
pos_categories = "ellipses",
}
labels = {
glossary = true,
}
labels = {
glossary = true,
pos_categories = "ergative verbs",
}
labels = {
glossary = true,
pos_categories = "expressive terms",
}
labels = {
aliases = {"hence"},
}
labels = {
glossary = true,
}
labels = {
glossary = true,
pos_categories = "focus adverbs",
}
labels = {
display = "]",
pos_categories = "fractional numbers",
}
labels = {
glossary = true,
display = "frequentative",
pos_categories = "frequentative verbs",
}
labels = {
aliases = {"hedges"},
glossary = true,
pos_categories = "hedges",
}
labels = {
aliases = {"ideophone"},
glossary = true,
}
labels = {
aliases = {"idiom", "idiomatically"},
glossary = true,
pos_categories = "idioms",
}
labels = {
glossary = true,
}
labels = {
glossary = true,
pos_categories = "imperfective verbs",
}
labels = {
glossary = true,
pos_categories = "impersonal verbs",
}
labels = {
aliases = {"in singular"},
deprecated_aliases = {"singular"},
display = "in the ]",
}
labels = {
aliases = {"in dual"},
deprecated_aliases = {"dual"},
display = "in the ]",
}
labels = {
aliases = {"in plural"},
deprecated_aliases = {"plural"},
display = "in the ]",
}
labels = {
glossary = true,
}
labels = {
pos_categories = "inchoative verbs",
}
labels = {
aliases = {"indef"},
display = "]",
}
labels = {
display = "]",
pos_categories = "initialisms",
}
labels = {
display = "intensive",
pos_categories = "intensive verbs",
}
labels = {
glossary = true,
pos_categories = "intransitive verbs",
}
labels = {
aliases = {"International Phonetic Alphabet"},
Wikipedia = "International Phonetic Alphabet",
plain_categories = "IPA symbols",
}
labels = {
glossary = true,
pos_categories = "iterative verbs",
}
labels = {
aliases = {"litote", "litotic", "litotical"},
glossary = true,
pos_categories = true,
}
labels = {
glossary = true,
}
labels = {
aliases = {"in the mediopassive", "in mediopassive"},
glossary = true,
}
labels = {
aliases = {"meioses", "meiotic"},
glossary = true,
pos_categories = "meioses",
}
labels = {
aliases = {"middle", "in the middle", "in the middle voice"},
glossary = true,
}
labels = {
glossary = true,
}
labels = {
display = "]",
pos_categories = "mnemonics",
}
labels = {
Wikipedia = "Modality (linguistics)",
}
labels = {
aliases = {"Americanist_phonetic_notation"},
Wikipedia = "Americanist_phonetic_notation",
plain_categories = "NAPA symbols",
}
labels = {
glossary = "negative polarity item",
pos_categories = "negative polarity items",
}
labels = {
aliases = {"chiefly used in the negative", "negative polarity", "negative polarity item", "usually in the negative", "usually used in the negative"},
glossary = "negative polarity item",
pos_categories = "negative polarity items",
}
labels = {
aliases = {"chiefly used in the negative plural", "negative polarity plural", "negative polarity plural item", "usually in the negative plural", "usually used in the negative plural"},
display = "chiefly in the ] ]",
pos_categories = "negative polarity items",
}
labels = {
aliases = {"chiefly used in the positive", "positive polarity", "positive polarity item", "usually in the positive", "usually used in the positive"},
glossary = "positive polarity item",
-- pos_categories = {"positive polarity items"},
}
labels = {
aliases = {"chiefly used in the positive plural", "positive polarity plural", "positive polarity plural item", "usually in the positive plural", "usually used in the positive plural"},
display = "chiefly in the ] ]",
-- pos_categories = "positive polarity items",
}
labels = {
glossary = true,
}
-- British English ("ise")
labels = {
aliases = {"nominalisation", "substantivised", "substantivisation"},
glossary = "nominalization",
pos_categories = "nominalized adjectives",
}
-- American English ("ize")
labels = {
aliases = {"nominalization", "substantivized", "substantivization"},
glossary = "nominalization",
pos_categories = "nominalized adjectives",
}
labels = {
aliases = {"notcomp", "incomparable", "uncomparable"},
glossary = "uncomparable",
}
labels = {
display = "]",
pos_categories = "onomatopoeias",
}
labels = {
display = "]",
pos_categories = "ordinal numbers",
}
labels = {
display = "], usually ]",
pos_categories = "transitive verbs", -- = "partitive verbs",
}
labels = {
glossary = true,
}
labels = {
glossary = true,
}
labels = {
aliases = {"passive", "in the passive"},
glossary = true,
}
labels = {
glossary = true,
}
labels = {
glossary = true,
pos_categories = "perfective verbs",
}
labels = {
aliases = {"pluralonly", "plurale tantum"},
pos_categories = "pluralia tantum",
}
labels = {
aliases = {"possessional", "possessional adjectives"},
display = "possessional",
glossary = true,
pos_categories = "possessional adjectives",
}
labels = {
display = "possessive",
pos_categories = "possessive pronouns",
}
labels = {
glossary = true,
}
labels = {
glossary = true,
}
labels = {
glossary = "predicative",
}
labels = {
aliases = {"normative", "prescribed"},
glossary = true,
}
labels = {
pos_categories = "privative verbs",
}
labels = {
display = "]",
}
labels = {
display = "]",
}
-- TODO: This label is probably inappropriate for many languages
labels = {
glossary = "pronominal verb",
}
labels = {
Wikipedia = true,
}
labels = {
glossary = true,
pos_categories = "reciprocal verbs",
}
labels = {
glossary = true,
pos_categories = "reflexive verbs",
}
labels = {
glossary = "reflexive",
pos_categories = "reflexive pronouns",
}
labels = {
glossary = true,
pos_categories = "relational adjectives",
}
labels = {
pos_categories = "repetitive verbs",
}
labels = {
glossary = true,
}
labels = {
pos_categories = "reversative verbs",
}
labels = {
glossary = true,
pos_categories = "rhetorical questions",
}
labels = {
aliases = {"sative"},
pos_categories = "saturative verbs",
}
labels = {
glossary = true,
pos_categories = "semelfactive verbs",
}
labels = {
glossary = true,
pos_categories = "sentence adverbs",
}
labels = {
display = "]",
}
labels = {
glossary = true,
pos_categories = "similes",
}
labels = {
aliases = {"singulare tantum", "no plural"},
display = "singular only",
pos_categories = "singularia tantum",
}
labels = {
glossary = true,
pos_categories = "snowclones",
}
labels = {
aliases = {"stative verb"},
Wikipedia = "stative verb",
pos_categories = "stative verbs",
}
labels = {
aliases = {"strict", "narrowly", "narrow"},
glossary = true,
}
labels = {
glossary = true,
track = true,
}
labels = {
pos_categories = "terminative verbs",
}
labels = {
glossary = true,
pos_categories = "transitive verbs",
}
labels = {
Wikipedia = "Unaccusative verb",
}
labels = {
glossary = true,
pos_categories = "uncountable nouns",
}
labels = {
Wikipedia = "Unergative verb",
}
labels = {
aliases = {"Uralic Phonetic Alphabet"},
Wikipedia = "Uralic Phonetic Alphabet",
plain_categories = "UPA symbols",
}
labels = {
aliases = {"usually in the plural", "usually in plural"},
display = "usually in the ]",
deprecated = true,
}
-- Usage labels
labels = {
aliases = {"4chan slang"},
display = "]",
pos_categories = "4chan slang",
}
labels = {
aliases = {"tttt"},
display = "] /lgbt/ slang",
pos_categories = "4chan /lgbt/ slang",
}
labels = {
display = "]",
-- see also "fandom slang"
pos_categories = "fandom slang",
}
labels = {
aliases = {"affectionate"},
display = "]",
-- should be "terms with X senses", leaving "X terms" to the term-context temp
pos_categories = "endearing terms",
}
labels = {
aliases = {"Pre-classical", "pre-Classical", "Pre-Classical", "Preclassical", "preclassical", "ante-classical", "Ante-classical", "ante-Classical", "Ante-Classical", "Anteclassical", "anteclassical"},
display = "pre-Classical",
regional_categories = true,
}
labels = {
-- don't add aliases "homophobia" or "transphobia" because these could be topical categories
aliases = {"homophobic", "transphobic"},
display = "anti-] ]",
pos_categories = "anti-LGBTQ slurs",
}
labels = {
aliases = {"antiquated"},
glossary = true,
sense_categories = true,
}
labels = {
regional_categories = "Australian",
plain_categories = true,
}
labels = {
glossary = true,
}
labels = {
aliases = {"backslang", "back-slang"},
glossary = "backslang",
pos_categories = true,
}
labels = {
Wikipedia = true,
plain_categories = true,
}
labels = {
Wikipedia = true,
}
labels = {
aliases = {"UK slang"},
plain_categories = true,
}
labels = {
aliases = {"University of Cambridge slang", "Cantab slang"},
display = "] ]",
topical_categories = "Universities",
plain_categories = true,
}
labels = {
aliases = {"argot", "cryptolect"},
display = "]",
pos_categories = true,
}
labels = {
aliases = {"capitalised"},
display = "]",
}
labels = {
aliases = {"Hispanicism"},
display = "]",
}
labels = {
aliases = {"baby talk", "child language", "infantile", "puerile"},
display = "]",
-- should be "terms with X senses", leaving "X terms" to the term-context temp?
pos_categories = "childish terms",
}
labels = {
display = "] ]",
plain_categories = "Vietnamese Han tu",
}
labels = {
display = "]",
plain_categories = true,
}
labels = {
aliases = {"colloquially"},
glossary = true,
pos_categories = "colloquialisms",
}
-- FIXME! The following two are apparently for Persian but probably don't belong in this file.
labels = {
glossary = "colloquial",
pos_categories = "colloquialisms containing sequence um",
}
labels = {
glossary = "colloquial",
pos_categories = "colloquialisms containing sequence un",
}
labels = {
aliases = {"business jargon", "corporatese", "businessese", "corporate speak", "business speak"},
display = "] ]",
pos_categories = true,
}
labels = {
aliases = {"coster", "costers", "costermonger", "costermongers back slang", "costermongers' back slang"},
display = "]",
plain_categories = "Costermongers' back slang",
}
labels = {
aliases = {"thieves' cant", "Thieves' Cant", "thieves cant", "thieves'", "thieves", "thieves' cant"}, -- Thieves' Cant is English-only, so defined in the English submodule; if other languages try to use it, it's just criminal slang
display = "] ]",
topical_categories = "Crime",
pos_categories = true,
}
labels = {
aliases = {"old-fashioned"},
glossary = true,
-- should be "terms with X senses", leaving "X terms" to the term-context temp
pos_categories = "dated terms",
}
labels = {
glossary = "dated",
pos_categories = "dated forms",
}
-- combine with previous?
labels = {
glossary = "dated",
sense_categories = "dated",
}
labels = {
aliases = {"pejorative", "derogative", "disparaging"},
display = "]",
-- should be "terms with X senses", leaving "X terms" to the term-context temp
pos_categories = "derogatory terms",
}
labels = {-- separated from "dialectal" so e.g. "obsolete|outside|the|_|dialect|of..." displays right
glossary = "dialectal",
pos_categories = {"dialectal terms"},
}
labels = {
glossary = true,
-- should be "terms with X senses", leaving "X terms" to the term-context temp
pos_categories = "dialectal terms",
}
labels = {-- separated from "dialectal" so e.g. "obsolete|outside|dialects" displays right
glossary = "dialectal",
pos_categories = {"dialectal terms"},
}
labels = {
display = "]",
pos_categories = "dismissals",
}
labels = {
aliases = {"Drag Race slang"},
display = "] ]",
pos_categories = "drag slang",
}
labels = {
glossary = true,
pos_categories = "solemn terms",
}
labels = {
pos_categories = "ecclesiastical terms",
}
labels = {
aliases = {"racial slur"},
display = "] ]",
pos_categories = "ethnic slurs",
}
labels = {
aliases = {"euphemism"},
glossary = "euphemism",
pos_categories = "euphemisms",
}
labels = {
display = "]",
pos_categories = true,
}
labels = {
glossary = true,
-- should be "terms with X senses", leaving "X terms" to the term-context temp?
pos_categories = "familiar terms",
}
labels = {
aliases = {"fandom"},
display = "] ]",
pos_categories = true,
}
labels = {
aliases = {"metaphorical", "metaphoric", "metaphor"},
glossary = "figurative",
}
labels = {
aliases = {"metaphorically"},
glossary = "figurative",
}
labels = {
-- should be "terms with X senses", leaving "X terms" to the term-context temp
pos_categories = {"folk poetic terms", "poetic terms"},
}
labels = {
glossary = true,
-- should be "terms with X senses", leaving "X terms" to the term-context temp?
pos_categories = "formal terms",
}
labels = {
display = "] ]",
pos_categories = true,
}
labels = {
aliases = {"gender-critical slang", "GC slang", "TERF slang"},
display = "] ]",
pos_categories = "gender-critical slang",
}
labels = {
glossary = "epicene",
pos_categories = "gender-neutral terms",
}
labels = {
aliases = {"generic trademark", "proprietary eponym"},
display = "]",
pos_categories = "genericized trademarks",
}
labels = {
aliases = {"ghost"},
display = "ghost word",
glossary = true,
pos_categories = "ghost words",
}
labels = {
aliases = {"hapax"},
display = "hapax",
glossary = true,
pos_categories = "hapax legomena",
}
labels = {
aliases = {"high register", "elevated register", "elevated"},
glossary = "higher register",
pos_categories = "higher register terms",
}
labels = {
aliases = {"historic"},
glossary = true,
sense_categories = true,
}
labels = {-- language-agnostic version
aliases = {"NNS"},
display = "]s", -- so preceded by "used by", "error by children and", etc? or reword?
regional_categories = {"Non-native speakers'"},
}
labels = {
aliases = {"NNES", "NNSE"},
display = "]s' English",
regional_categories = "Non-native speakers'",
}
-- used exclusively by languages that use the "Jpan" script code
labels = {
pos_categories = true,
}
-- used exclusively by languages that use the "Jpan" script code
labels = {
pos_categories = true,
}
-- applies to Japanese and Korean, etc., please do not confuse with "polite"
labels = {
Wikipedia = "Honorifics (linguistics)",
-- should be "terms with X senses", leaving "X terms" to the term-context temp?
pos_categories = "honorific terms",
}
-- for Ancient Greek
labels = {
display = "] ]",
omit_postComma = true,
plain_categories = "Epic Greek",
}
-- applies to Japanese and Korean, etc.
labels = {
-- should be "terms with X senses", leaving "X terms" to the term-context temp?
display = "]",
pos_categories = "humble terms",
}
-- for Akkadian
labels = {
aliases = {"hendiadys"},
pos_categories = "hendiadys",
}
labels = {
-- should be "terms with X senses", leaving "X terms" to the term-context temp; NB and cf a similar "jocular" label further up on this page
aliases = {"humorously", "jocular"},
display = "]",
pos_categories = "humorous terms",
}
labels = {
aliases = {"hyperbole"},
glossary = true,
pos_categories = "hyperboles",
}
labels = {
glossary = true,
pos_categories = "hypercorrections",
}
labels = {
glossary = true,
pos_categories = "hyperforeign terms",
}
labels = {
aliases = {"emperor", "empress"},
pos_categories = "royal terms",
}
labels = {
display = "] ]",
pos_categories = true,
}
labels = {
aliases = {"informally"},
glossary = true,
-- should be "terms with X senses", leaving "X terms" to the term-context temp
pos_categories = "informal terms",
}
labels = {
aliases = {"internet slang"},
display = "] ]",
pos_categories = "internet slang",
}
labels = {
display = "]",
pos_categories = "internet slang",
}
labels = {
display = "]",
}
-- Not the same as "journalism", which maps to a topical category (e.g. ], instead of ]).
labels = {
aliases = {"journalese"},
display = "]",
pos_categories = "journalistic terms",
}
labels = {
aliases = {"leetspeak"},
display = "]",
pos_categories = true,
}
labels = {
aliases = {"LGBT slang"},
display = "] ]",
pos_categories = true,
}
labels = {
glossary = "literally",
}
labels = {
glossary = "literally",
}
labels = {
-- should be "terms with X senses", leaving "X terms" to the term-context temp
aliases = {"bookish"},
glossary = true,
pos_categories = "literary terms",
}
labels = {
glossary = true,
}
labels = {
display = "]",
pos_categories = true,
}
labels = {
display = "] ]",
pos_categories = true,
}
-- for Awetí, Karajá, etc., where men and women use different words
labels = {
aliases = {"male speech"},
glossary = "men's speech",
pos_categories = "men's speech terms",
}
labels = {
aliases = {"metonymic", "metonymy", "metonym"},
glossary = true,
pos_categories = "metonyms",
}
labels = {
display = "] ]",
pos_categories = true,
}
labels = {
display = "]",
pos_categories = "minced oaths",
}
labels = {
display = "{{l|en|multiplicity|id=multiple personalities}} ]",
pos_categories = true,
}
labels = {
display = "]",
pos_categories = "nativising coinages",
}
labels = {
aliases = {"navy slang"},
display = "] ]",
pos_categories = true,
}
labels = {
aliases = {"neologistic"},
glossary = true,
pos_categories = "neologisms",
}
labels = {
display = "]",
-- pos_categories = {"neopronouns"},
}
labels = {
display = "no longer ]",
}
labels = {
-- should be "terms with X senses", leaving "X terms" to the term-context temp?
aliases = {"nonce"},
glossary = true,
pos_categories = "nonce terms",
}
labels = {
aliases = {"non-standard", "substandard", "sub-standard"},
glossary = true,
-- should be "terms with X senses", leaving "X terms" to the term-context temp
pos_categories = "nonstandard terms",
}
labels = {
aliases = {"non-standard form", "substandard form", "sub-standard form"},
glossary = "nonstandard",
pos_categories = "nonstandard forms",
}
labels = {
glossary = true,
sense_categories = true,
}
labels = {
glossary = "obsolete",
-- combine with previous two, q.v.
pos_categories = "obsolete terms",
}
labels = {
glossary = true,
-- should be "terms with X senses", leaving "X terms" to the term-context temp
pos_categories = "offensive terms",
}
labels = {
aliases = {"bureaucratic"},
display = "]",
pos_categories = "officialese terms",
}
labels = {
display = "] ]",
topical_categories = "Universities",
plain_categories = {"Cambridge University slang", "Oxford University slang"},
}
labels = {
aliases = {"University of Oxford slang", "Oxon slang"},
display = "] ]",
topical_categories = "Universities",
plain_categories = true,
}
labels = {
-- should be "terms with X senses", leaving "X terms" to the term-context temp
glossary = true,
pos_categories = "poetic terms",
}
labels = {
pos_categories = "polite terms",
}
labels = {
aliases = {"Post-classical", "post-Classical", "Post-Classical", "Postclassical", "postclassical"},
display = "post-Classical",
regional_categories = true,
}
labels = {
display = "] ]",
pos_categories = true,
}
labels = {
glossary = true,
pos_categories = "proscribed terms",
}
labels = {
aliases = {"purism"},
Wikipedia = "Linguistic purism",
pos_categories = "puristic terms",
}
labels = {
display = "] ]",
pos_categories = true,
}
labels = {
display = "] ]",
pos_categories = true,
}
labels = {
aliases = {"rare sense"},
glossary = true,
sense_categories = true,
}
labels = {
display = "rare",
-- see comments about "obsolete"
pos_categories = "rare terms",
}
-- cf Cockney rhyming slang
labels = {
display = "]",
pos_categories = true,
}
labels = {
aliases = {"sectarian slur"},
display = "] ]",
pos_categories = "religious slurs",
}
labels = {
glossary = true,
pos_categories = "retronyms",
}
labels = {
pos_categories = "reverential terms",
}
labels = {
aliases = {"regal"},
pos_categories = "royal terms",
}
labels = {
glossary = true,
-- should be "terms with X senses", leaving "X terms" to the term-context temp?
aliases = {"rural"},
pos_categories = "rustic terms",
}
labels = {
display = "]",
pos_categories = "sarcastic terms",
}
labels = {
aliases = {"public school slang"},
display = "] ]",
pos_categories = true,
}
labels = {
aliases = {"self-deprecating"},
display = "]",
-- should be "terms with X senses", leaving "X terms" to the term-context temp?
pos_categories = "self-deprecatory terms",
}
-- Swahili Sheng cant / argot
-- should this be in a language-specific module?
labels = {
Wikipedia = "Sheng slang",
plain_categories = true,
}
labels = {
aliases = {"sigla"},
glossary = true,
pos_categories = "sigla",
}
labels = {
glossary = true,
pos_categories = true,
}
labels = {
aliases = {"college slang", "student slang"},
display = "] ]",
topical_categories = "Universities",
pos_categories = "student slang",
}
labels = {
display = "]",
pos_categories = "stenoscript abbreviations",
}
labels = {
glossary = true
}
labels = {
aliases = {"profanity", "expletive"},
pos_categories = "swear words",
}
labels = {
aliases = {"syncope", "syncopic", "syncopation"},
glossary = true,
pos_categories = "syncopic forms",
}
labels = {
aliases = {"synecdochic", "synecdochical", "synecdoche"},
glossary = true,
pos_categories = "synecdoches",
}
labels = {
display = "]",
pos_categories = "technical terms",
}
labels = {
glossary = true,
}
labels = {
aliases = {"texting"},
display = "]",
pos_categories = "text messaging slang",
}
labels = {
display = "]",
pos_categories = "tone indicators",
}
labels = {
display = "]",
pos_categories = "trademarks",
}
labels = {
glossary = true,
pos_categories = "terms with transferred senses",
}
labels = {
display = "]",
pos_categories = "terms with transferred senses",
}
labels = {
aliases = {"trans slang"},
display = "] ]",
pos_categories = true,
}
labels = {
display = "]",
pos_categories = true,
}
labels = {
display = "]",
}
labels = {
glossary = true,
sense_categories = true,
}
labels = {
aliases = {"only used in songs", "songs"},
pos_categories = "terms used only in songs",
display = "used only in ]s",
}
labels = {
aliases = {"only used in tales", "tales"},
pos_categories = "terms used only in tales",
display = "used only in ]s",
}
labels = {
glossary = true,
plain_categories = true,
}
labels = {
display = "very ]",
sense_categories = "rare",
}
labels = {
aliases = {"coarse", "obscene", "profane"},
glossary = true,
pos_categories = "vulgarities",
}
labels = {
Wikipedia = true,
plain_categories = true,
}
labels = {
display = "] ]",
pos_categories = "slang",
}
labels = {
aliases = {"2channel", "2ch slang"},
display ="] ]",
pos_categories = {"internet slang" , "2channel slang"},
}
-- for Awetí, Karajá, etc., where men & women use different words
labels = {
aliases = {"female speech"},
glossary = "women's speech",
pos_categories = "women's speech terms",
}
-- terms applying to Old Norse skaldic poetry
labels = {
aliases = {"Kenning"},
Wikipedia = "Kenning",
pos_categories = "kennings",
}
labels = {
aliases = {"Heiti"},
Wikipedia = "Heiti",
pos_categories = true,
}
return require("Module:labels").finalize_data(labels)