George Boeree | Re: [LFN] more missing dictionary tags

• Autor: George Boeree (“cgboeree”)
• Tema: Re: [LFN] more missing dictionary tags
• Data: 2010-02-12 21:35
• Mesaje: 3109 (a supra, presedente, seguente)

On second thought - I think if the entry already has a word like
"tree" in the definition, it doesn't need a tag. Also familiar
animals and plants don't need a tag. I'll add tags for the exceptions.

Jorj

Be yourself; everyone else is already taken. — Oscar Wilde



On Feb 10, 2010, at 7:35 AM, rarqxz wrote:

> I have found a few more entries with missing tags. (tell me of this
> is getting annoying. I can quit)
>
> ~rick~
>
> (bird)
> ** picor = \n woodpecker
>
> (mammal)
> * can = \n dog (\spe Canis familiaris)
> * cavalo = \n horse (\spe Equus caballus); knight (chess)
> * leon = \n lion (\spe Panthera leo)
> * samuri = \n squirrel monkey (\gen Saimiri)
>
> (insect)
> * cucaraxa = \n cockroach (\ord Blattaria)
>
> (plant) or in somecases maybe (tree)
> * cartamo = \n safflower (\spe Carthamus tinctorius)
> * carvi = \n caraway (\spe Carum carvi)
> * concombre = \n cucumber (\spe Cucumis sativus)
> * conio = \n poison hemlock (\spe Conium maculatum)
> * crasula = \n jade plant (\spe Crassula ovata)
> ** datilo = \n date tree (\spe Phoenix dactylifera)
> ** olivo = \n olive tree (\spe Olea europaea)
> ** oranio = \n orange tree (\spe Citrus sinensis)
> * caluna = \n heather (\gen Calluna)
> * cotino = \n smoke tree (\gen Cotinus)
> ** figo = \n fig tree (\gen Ficus)
> * finoio = \n fennel (\gen Foeniculum)
> * guaiava = \n guava (\gen Psidium)
> * mirto = \n myrtle (\gen Myrtus)
> ** morero = \n mulberry tree (\gen Morus)
> * moscada = \n nutmeg (\gen Myristica)
> * nelumbo = \n sacred lotus (\gen Nelumbo)
> * petunia = \n petunia (\gen Petunia)
> * primula = \n primrose, primula (\gen Primula)
> * cacto = \n cactus (\fam Cactaceae)
> * coca = \n coca (\fam Erythroxylaceae)
> * cucui = \n candlenut tree
> ** pero = \n pear tree
> ** seriso = \n cherry tree
> ** tilio = \n lime tree
>
> * fuca = \n kelp (\ord Laminariales, Fucales)
>
> and then there's
>
> ** anemone de mar = \n sea anemone
>
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