This collection contains scientific and technical terms with their prerequisites.

• Add subject files by running python add_subject_file.py;

• Check the number of fields in the TSV file by running python check_field.py;

• Check the uniquity of an entry by running python check_entry_uniquity;

• Convert TSV files to Markdown by running python convert_to_md.py;

• Sort names by running python sort_name.py;

• Update locales by editing library.py and running python update_locale.py;

• Update prerequisites by running python update_prerequisite.py;

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Content

• Only basic definitions are included for an entry;

• Synonyms are sorted in alphabetic order;

• Diacritics are included;

• Pitch accents are included;

• Transcriptions for logograms are included;

• Noun genders are included and omitted if indicated by the affix or the inflection;

• Proper names are excluded;

• Names of non-basic chemical substances are excluded;

• Names of non-basic materials are excluded;

• Names of non-basic taxonomic ranks are excluded;

Format

• An entry can be a concept or a subject;

• An entry is in a Markdown file;

• A concept has three and only three fields;

• A subject has two and only two fields;

• A set of concept has two and only two fields;

• The filename is the concept or subect or set of concept;

• The first field in a table is the locale;

• The second field in a table is the concept or subject or set of concept;

• The third field in a table is the prerequisite;

• The subject file begins with an underline;

• The set-of-concept directory begins with an ellipsis;

• The set-of-concept file begins with an underline and an ellipsis following;

• The Locale name consists of ISO 639-3, ISO 15924, ISO 3166 alpha-2;

• Locale attributes have one and only one hyphen-minus inbetween;

• Locale names are sorted in alphabetic order of ISO 639-3, ISO 3166 alpha-2, ISO 15924;

• The content is listed in a conventional Markdown table;

• Vertical lines in the first row have one and only one space inbetween;

• Vertical lines in the second row have one and only one hyphen-minus inbetween;

• The last row and only the last row is empty;

• Vertical lines in the last row have two and only two spaces inbetween;

• The content of a row is separated from the vertical line with a space;

• Noun genders are marked right after the noun with a space inbetween;

• Change of pitch accents are marked at the position of change in the transcription;

• Synonyms are sorted in alphabetic order;

Punctuation

• Commas are used to separate synonyms;

• Round brackets with text inside are used to indicate a specific meaning of a polyseme;

• Square brackets with text inside are used to indicate gender, plural form, pitch accent and other linguistic features of a word;

• Curly brackets with text inside are used to indicate text escaped from other punctuation rules;

• Underlines are used to indicate a subject for a file;

• Backticks are used to indicate a collection of concepts;