ASIALEX 2023

Session

Session 1

Jun 23, 2023, 10:30 AM

Grand Ballroom A

Conveners

Session 1: Semantic Representation in Lexicography

• Vincent Ooi

Session 1: Dialectal Representation in Lexicography

• Jesus Federico Hernandez

Session 1: Dictionary-making Issues and Methods

• Samantha Jade Sadural

Session 1: Phraseology and Lexicography

• Ai Inoue

13. Varieties of English and their inclusivity in the Naver English Dictionary

Vincent Ooi

6/23/23, 10:30 AM

While mainstream English dictionaries often borrow from one another for common definitions and features, they must also strive to differentiate themselves for competitive reasons. One such distinctive effort is the Naver English Dictionary, whose ongoing development coincides with the unstoppable trend towards digitalisation in terms of appification in smartphones, other electronic devices and...

14. Thesauri and ontologies: What is their relationship?

Maria Koliopoulou

6/23/23, 11:00 AM

Both thesauri and ontologies belong to Knowledge Organization Systems (KOSs) aiming to represent concept relations within a specific domain. Thesauri have emerged within the domain of lexicography, while ontologies originate from philosophy. Thesauri usually represent concepts of general language, while ontologies exist to represent the relations of terms within a specialized domain. Even...

26. At the interface between "the Good Book" and "the wordbook": Bible translations and lexicography

Mats-Peter Sundström

6/24/23, 9:00 AM

The Bible is by far the most translated work of literature with translations encompassing more than 700 languages in the year 2020. Most translations were made over the past two hundred or so years, when missionary work resulted in Bible translations into numerous languages outside the Western cultural sphere, notably in Africa and Asia, leaving their mark also on lexicography. Parallel to or...

27. Jejueo talking dictionary: A collaborative online database for language revitalization

Moira Saltzman

6/24/23, 9:30 AM

the Jejueo Talking Dictionary, a free online
multimedia database and Android application.
Jejueo is a critically endangered language spoken
by 5,000-10,000 people throughout Jeju Province,
South Korea, and in a diasporic enclave in Osaka,
Japan. Under contact pressure from Standard
Korean, Jejueo is undergoing rapid attrition
(Kang, 2005; Kang, 2007), and most fluent
speakers of Jejueo...

30. Lexicographic treatments of Bangla adjectival affixes

Syed Shahrier Rahman , Mithun Banerjee

6/24/23, 10:30 AM

In this article, an attempt will be made to organise the overall macrostructure of Bangla adjectives by incorporating the most recognised two Bangla dictionaries with the available Bangla monolingual corpus. Our assumption is that there is a link between the degree of lexicalisation and the type of entry will be confirmed if we look at the dictionary entries for Bangla adjectival terms that...

31. The treatment of selected function words in monolingual Filipino dictionaries

Elsie Marie T. Or

6/24/23, 11:00 AM

Monolingual dictionaries are usually forgiven for not providing more grammatical information because their main target users are native speakers or highly-advanced learners, who likely do not have much need to look up the meaning and usage of, say, high-frequency function words. Dictionaries, however, also serve as encyclopaedias of linguistic information which reflect what we know and...

32. Challenges of compiling a monolingual dictionary in a multilingual setting: Reports from a Filipino dictionary project

Ma Althea Enriquez

6/24/23, 11:30 AM

This paper is an attempt to contribute to the discussion of problems and resolutions to lexicographic projects which focuses on a non-prototypical case for lexicographic work. Using the learnings gained from the UP Monolinggwal na Diksyunaryo sa Filipino (UP Monolingual Dictionary in Filipino) project as the basis, three key concerns are identified and set as the framework for ongoing and...

33. Building Project Marayum (marayum.ph): Lexicographic issues and solutions

Samantha Jade Sadural

6/24/23, 12:00 PM

Project Marayum (http://marayum.ph/), a University of the Philippines Diliman-led and Department of Science and Technology-funded project, is designed to be a collaboratively built, mobile phone-based, online dictionary creation platform for Philippine languages. A work in progress, Marayum aims to provide bilingual seed dictionaries of Philippine-type languages despite lacking a substantial...

48. (Meta)phraseography and phraseomatics: DiCoP, a computerized resource of phraseological units

Lian Chen

6/24/23, 2:00 PM

This article presents the Dictionary and Corpus of Phraseology (DiCoP) project, whose main objective is the development of a multilingual electronic dictionary of phraseology (currently French–Chinese and Chinese–French) relating to phraseological units. The current study focuses on Chinese to French, and among the different types of fixed expressions, more precisely on French idiomatic...

49. Separate descriptions or pulled-together descriptions? From a phraseological perspective

Ai Inoue

6/24/23, 2:30 PM

This study proposes which separate descriptions or pulled-together descriptions, of semantically similar constructions, are better for English–Japanese dictionary learners (EJDLs.).
Corpora have made it possible to describe the detailed information of phraseological units in EJDLs under the entry of the main component. This means that each phraseological unit is described separately in EJDLs,...

15. Analyzing the semantic structure of adjectives in Filipino monolingual dictionaries

Mary Ann Bacolod

47. The phraseology of the linking adverbial ‘besides’: A corpus-based study

Sugene Kim