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Latest comment: 14 March 2014 by Morgan in topic Simplification
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::Hm... the subject of the exact glosses could perhaps best be done with the inline citations. For example let's say that a word appears in several sources with a variety of synonymous glosses. | ::Hm... the subject of the exact glosses could perhaps best be done with the inline citations. For example let's say that a word appears in several sources with a variety of synonymous glosses. | ||
::Aire: sanctity (Silmarillion) | ::Aire: sanctity (Silmarillion)<br>Aire: holiness, sanctity (LOTR)<br>Aire: sacredness, holiness (UT)<br>Aire: holiness, sanctity, sacredness (HOME) | ||
::This could be simplified as: | ::This could be simplified as: | ||
::Aire is glossed as sanctity<ref>Silmarillion</ref><ref>LOTR</ref><ref>HOME</ref>, holiness<ref>LOTR</ref><ref>UT</ref><ref>HOME</ref> and sacredness<ref>UT</ref><ref>HOME</ref> | ::Aire is glossed as sanctity<ref>Silmarillion</ref><ref>LOTR</ref><ref>HOME</ref>, holiness<ref>LOTR</ref><ref>UT</ref><ref>HOME</ref> and sacredness<ref>UT</ref><ref>HOME</ref> | ||
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Latest revision as of 08:31, 15 March 2014
Simplification[edit source]
I think this phrase
- aire- is glossed as "holiness", aire (airē) is glossed as "sanctity, holiness", and airë is glossed as "sanctity".
...refers to only one, not three, gloss. There is no ambiguation between e and ë, since the diereses are only a typographic convention. The above sentence suggests that airë is a different lexicological gloss than aire. Sage 14:41, 14 March 2014 (UTC)
- The idea is of course to render the glosses exactly as in the source. But I agree, the e/ë typography should perhaps be given a comment (in this and similar articles); not sure how to do it best, though.--Morgan 18:43, 14 March 2014 (UTC)
- Hm... the subject of the exact glosses could perhaps best be done with the inline citations. For example let's say that a word appears in several sources with a variety of synonymous glosses.
- Aire: sanctity (Silmarillion)
Aire: holiness, sanctity (LOTR)
Aire: sacredness, holiness (UT)
Aire: holiness, sanctity, sacredness (HOME)