Merge pull request #1536 from concepticon/Replacement_Lists

Concept sets with few lists and replacement concept sets

Author: MiraAhmedovic

concepticondata/concepticon.tsv

@@ -398,7 +398,7 @@ ID	GLOSS	SEMANTICFIELD	DEFINITION	ONTOLOGICAL_CATEGORY	REPLACEMENT_ID
 397	BIRTH CERTIFICATE	Modern world	Official document certifying the details of a person's birth. Name, date, and parents' names are always included; details such as parents' occupation and religion may be included.	Person/Thing	
 398	PIERCE	Basic actions and technology	To tab something through something else.	Action/Process	
 399	PLANTAIN	Agriculture and vegetation	A kind of banana that is normally cooked and not eaten raw.	Person/Thing	
-400	MUSH	The physical world	Soaked clay or soil; very soft ground.	Person/Thing	
+400	MUSH	Food and drink	A soft, dough-like dish made from cooked and pounded grains such as rice, millet, or maize, commonly eaten in parts of West Africa.	Person/Thing	3651
 401	OPPRESS	Social and political relations	To cause, inflict or threaten with suffering, need, distress, or pain.	Action/Process	
 402	SURPASS	Motion	To go beyond a limit.	Action/Process	
 403	GARDEN-HOUSE	The house	A small building in a garden, such as a shed, which is not usually build to be inhabitated for long times.	Person/Thing	
@@ -530,7 +530,7 @@ ID	GLOSS	SEMANTICFIELD	DEFINITION	ONTOLOGICAL_CATEGORY	REPLACEMENT_ID
 529	FLANK	Warfare and hunting	The extreme left or right edge of a military formation, army etc.	Person/Thing	
 530	FRECKLE	The body	A small brownish or reddish pigmentation spot on the surface of the skin.	Person/Thing	
 531	HOW MUCH	Cognition	Which quantity? (for mass nouns)	Other	
-532	GIPSY	Social and political relations	Gipsy is a common word used to indicate Romani people, Tinkers and Travellers.	Person/Thing	
+532	GIPSY	Social and political relations	An outdated or sometimes offensive term historically used to refer to Romani people and other itinerant groups such as Irish Travellers.	Person/Thing	
 533	GLUTTON	Food and drink	Person who habitually eats and drinks excessively.	Person/Thing	
 534	HUMP	The body	A hump may refer to a camel's hump containing its fat reservoir or alternatively to the curve on an upper spine that causes a hunchback.	Person/Thing	
 535	INFLATED	The physical world	Exaggerated or made bigger.	Property	
@@ -2093,7 +2093,7 @@ ID	GLOSS	SEMANTICFIELD	DEFINITION	ONTOLOGICAL_CATEGORY	REPLACEMENT_ID
 2092	HIS OR HER	Possession	Belonging to the third person that is addressed.	Other	
 2093	AFTERWARDS	Time	Later or after something else has happened or happens.	Other	
 2094	DOWN OR BELOW	Spatial relations	Moving from a higher position to a lower one, or being at a lower position.	Other	
-2095	FAT (FOR NOURISHMENT)	Food and drink	Soft liquid retrieved from animals or plant and used for cooking.	Person/Thing	
+2095	FAT (FOR NOURISHMENT)	Food and drink	Soft liquid retrieved from animals or plant and used for cooking.	Person/Thing	323
 2096	ANIMAL OR MEAT	Food and drink	Any living organism that is characterized by voluntary movement, be it alive or ready prepared to be eaten.	Person/Thing	
 2097	NOW OR TODAY	Time	On the current day or in the current moment.	Other	
 2098	FOOT OR LEG	The body	Lower part of the human body which is used for walking.	Person/Thing	
@@ -2105,7 +2105,7 @@ ID	GLOSS	SEMANTICFIELD	DEFINITION	ONTOLOGICAL_CATEGORY	REPLACEMENT_ID
 2104	HOLD OR TAKE	Basic actions and technology	To grasp something or to carry something in ones hands.	Action/Process	
 2105	FEMALE PERSON	Kinship	A human belonging to the female sex.	Person/Thing	
 2106	MALE PERSON	Kinship	A human belonging to the male sex.	Person/Thing	
-2107	HAIR OR FOREHEAD	The body	The head hear or the forehead of a person.	Person/Thing	
+2107	HAIR OR FOREHEAD	The body	The head hair or the forehead of a person.	Person/Thing	
 2108	RAINING OR RAIN	The physical world	The process by which water falls from the clouds or the water that falls from the clouds.	Person/Thing	
 2109	FEAR OR FRIGHTEN	Emotions and values	To be scared or to scare someone.	Action/Process	
 2110	WARM (OF WEATHER)	The physical world	Having a pleasant temparture (of weather).	Property	
@@ -2156,7 +2156,7 @@ ID	GLOSS	SEMANTICFIELD	DEFINITION	ONTOLOGICAL_CATEGORY	REPLACEMENT_ID
 2155	CUT (WITH SCISSORS)	Basic actions and technology	To divide into pieces with help of scissors, especially things like a rope, a piece of cloth, or a piece of paper.	Action/Process	
 2156	CUT (WITH KNIFE)	Basic actions and technology	To slice or to divide into pieces with help of a knife or a knifelike object.	Action/Process	
 2157	FINE OR THIN	Spatial relations	Of a substance: divided into or consisting of very small pieces.	Property	
-2158	EARTH (WET SUBSTANCE)	The physical world	The soft and loose material forming a great part of the Earth surface in wet form.	Person/Thing	1228
+2158	EARTH (WET SUBSTANCE)	The physical world	The soft and loose material forming a great part of the Earth surface in wet form.	Person/Thing	640
 2159	GROUND	The physical world	The top layer of the earth.	Person/Thing	
 2160	BAMBOO HAT	Clothing and grooming	A hat made of bamboo (斗笠 dǒulì).	Person/Thing	
 2161	HEMP CLOTH	Clothing and grooming	A woven fabric such as used in dressing, decorating, cleaning or other practical use which is made from hemp.	Person/Thing	
@@ -2657,7 +2657,7 @@ ID	GLOSS	SEMANTICFIELD	DEFINITION	ONTOLOGICAL_CATEGORY	REPLACEMENT_ID
 2656	MIDNIGHT	Time	In the middle of the night.	Person/Thing	
 2657	LADLE	Food and drink	A large spoon used to distribute soup and other kinds of food.	Person/Thing	
 2658	COAL	The physical world	A combustible black or brownish-black sedimentary rock usually occurring in rock strata in layers or veins.	Person/Thing	
-2659	CHARCOAL OR COAL	The physical world	Any combustible black, brown, or gray rocklike substance, usually charcoal or coal.	Person/Thing	
+2659	CHARCOAL OR COAL	The physical world	Any combustible black, brown, or gray rocklike substance, usually charcoal or coal.	Person/Thing	1188
 2660	DO NOT DO IT	Speech and language	Ask or command somebody to not carry out an action.	Action/Process	
 2661	PEOPLE OR PERSON	Kinship	Either multiple human beings or one human being.	Person/Thing	
 2662	TOENAIL	The body	The hard keratin substance covering the tips of the feet of human beings.	Person/Thing	
@@ -2708,7 +2708,7 @@ ID	GLOSS	SEMANTICFIELD	DEFINITION	ONTOLOGICAL_CATEGORY	REPLACEMENT_ID
 2707	CLOG (SOMETHING)	Basic actions and technology	To block a fluid or similar from running through a pipe-like object.	Action/Process	
 2708	TALK	Basic actions and technology	To converse with one or more persons.	Action/Process	
 2709	FLATTER	Basic actions and technology	To praise somebody openly.	Action/Process	
-2710	TAKE A PHOTO	Basic actions and technology	To make a photography.	Action/Process	
+2710	TAKE A PHOTO	Basic actions and technology	To make a photography.	Action/Process	3123
 2711	TRANSPORT	Basic actions and technology	To carry larger objects, usually with help of a vehicle.	Action/Process	
 2712	GET DIZZY	Basic actions and technology	Experience an impairment in spatial perception and stability.	Action/Process	
 2713	HAVE A FEVER	Basic actions and technology	Have an increased body temperature.	Action/Process	
@@ -3302,7 +3302,7 @@ ID	GLOSS	SEMANTICFIELD	DEFINITION	ONTOLOGICAL_CATEGORY	REPLACEMENT_ID
 3316	HOPS	Agriculture and vegetation	Used to refer to flowers of the hop plant, used as flavouring or bittering agent in cooking and brewing activities.	Person/Thing	
 3317	ELM	Agriculture and vegetation	A tall tree with broad leaves.	Person/Thing	
 3318	OAR OR PADDLE	Basic actions and technology	Referring to tools used for water-based motion, either connected to the water vehicle or not.	Person/Thing	
-3319	JEW’S HARP	Speech and language	A small musical instruments put between the teeth and played with a finger.	Person/Thing	
+3319	JEW’S HARP	Speech and language	A small musical instruments put between the teeth and played with a finger.	Person/Thing	3048
 3320	SNARE (TRAP)	Warfare and hunting	A specific trap for catching small animals with a string that prevents caught animals from escaping.	Person/Thing	
 3321	POND OR LAKE	The physical world	A body of water of undefined size, e.g. ranging from small ponds to large lakes.	Person/Thing	
 3322	SNOW OR ICE	The physical world	Referring to frozen water irrespective of its exact nature, e.g. falling from the sky or being frozen on the ground.	Person/Thing	
@@ -3430,9 +3430,9 @@ ID	GLOSS	SEMANTICFIELD	DEFINITION	ONTOLOGICAL_CATEGORY	REPLACEMENT_ID
 3444	WAX GOURD	Agriculture and vegetation	Benincasa hispida, a species of Cucurbitaceae family, which owes its name to the wax coating of its shell. Wax gourd is cultivated for its fruit and used in both savoury and sweet dishes due to its mild flavour.	Person/Thing	
 3445	YARN	Clothing and grooming	Consists of multiple strings of natural or synthetic fibre twisted together in a continuous bulky thread; used in textile production.	Person/Thing	
 3446	PINK	Sense perception	Having pink as its colour.	Property	
-3447	BEGIN OR START	Time	To begin doing an activity, of (of an activity) to begin.	Action/Process	
+3447	BEGIN OR START	Time	To begin doing an activity.	Action/Process	
 3448	SIEVE OR STRAIN	Food and drink	To separate solids from each other by passing through a sieve or other straining device or to separate or isolate components from a liquid with the help of a filter.	Action/Process	
-3449	START	Time	(Of an activity) to begin.	Action/Process	
+3449	START	Time	(Of an activity) to begin.	Action/Process	1806
 3450	HOW MANY PIECES	Cognition	Which quantity? (for countable nouns)	Other	
 3451	FEW PIECES	Cognition	More than one, but not as many as usual or as expected. (for countable nouns)	Other	
 3452	MUCH	Cognition	An indefinite large number of. (for mass nouns)	Other	
@@ -4162,4 +4162,5 @@ ID	GLOSS	SEMANTICFIELD	DEFINITION	ONTOLOGICAL_CATEGORY	REPLACEMENT_ID
 4177	CALCULATOR	Basic actions and technology	A small mechanical or electronic device used for performing mathematical calculations, such as arithmetic or more complex numerical operations.	Person/Thing
 4178	PUZZLE	Modern world	A problem, game, or object consisting of pieces or elements that must be arranged, solved, or fitted together to form a complete or correct solution.	Person/Thing
 4179	CUBE	The physical world	A three-dimensional solid object with six equal square faces, twelve equal edges, and eight vertices.	Person/Thing
-4180	FACTORY	Modern world	A building or group of buildings where goods are manufactured or assembled, typically using machinery and organized labor processes.	Person/Thing
+4180	FACTORY	Modern world	A building or group of buildings where goods are manufactured or assembled, typically using machinery and organized labor processes.	Person/Thing
+4181	NEED OR NECESSITY	Cognition	A condition or state in which something is required or essential for a person or system to function, survive, or achieve a goal.	Person/Thing

concepticondata/conceptlists/BeijingDaxue-1964-905.tsv

@@ -644,7 +644,7 @@ BeijingDaxue-1964-905-642	642	敎	321	verb	culture, music	六、文化、娛樂
 BeijingDaxue-1964-905-643	643	學	322	verb	culture, music	六、文化、娛樂	動詞	learn	xué	504	LEARN	学
 BeijingDaxue-1964-905-644	644	玩兒	322	verb	culture, music	六、文化、娛樂	動詞	play	wán ér	1413	PLAY	玩儿
 BeijingDaxue-1964-905-645	645	遊泳	323	verb	culture, music	六、文化、娛樂	動詞	swim	yóu yǒng	1439	SWIM	游泳
-BeijingDaxue-1964-905-646	646	照相	323	verb	culture, music	六、文化、娛樂	動詞	take a picture	zhào xiāng	2710	TAKE A PHOTO	照相
+BeijingDaxue-1964-905-646	646	照相	323	verb	culture, music	六、文化、娛樂	動詞	take a picture	zhào xiāng	3123	PHOTOGRAPH (SOMETHING)	照相
 BeijingDaxue-1964-905-647	647	贏	324	verb	culture, music	六、文化、娛樂	動詞	win	yíng	866	WIN	赢
 BeijingDaxue-1964-905-648	648	輸	324	verb	culture, music	六、文化、娛樂	動詞	transport, carry	shū	2711	TRANSPORT	输
 BeijingDaxue-1964-905-649	649	休息	325	verb	physiology and disease	七、生理、病理	動詞	rest	xiū xī	168	REST	休息

concepticondata/conceptlists/Borin-2015-1532.tsv

@@ -935,7 +935,7 @@ Borin-2015-1532-933	1242	FEW	933	S13.170	few	ss	few%3:00:00::	a quantifier that
 Borin-2015-1532-934	1342	SUMMER	934	S14.760	the summer	ss	summer%1:28:00::	the warmest season of the year; in the northern hemisphere it extends from the summer solstice to the autumnal equinox; "they spent a lazy summer at the shore"	n15237250	n	http://compling.hss.ntu.edu.sg/omw/cgi-bin/wn-gridx.cgi?synset=15237250-n
 Borin-2015-1532-935	1345	EWE	935	S03.280	the ewe	ss	ewe%1:05:00::	female sheep	n02411999	n	http://compling.hss.ntu.edu.sg/omw/cgi-bin/wn-gridx.cgi?synset=02411999-n
 Borin-2015-1532-936	1429	FULL	936	S13.210	full	ss	full%3:00:00::	containing as much or as many as is possible or normal; "a full glass"; "a sky full of stars"; "a full life"; "the auditorium was full to overflowing"	a01083157	a	http://compling.hss.ntu.edu.sg/omw/cgi-bin/wn-gridx.cgi?synset=01083157-a
-Borin-2015-1532-937	643	NEED (NOUN)	937	S17.450	the need or necessity	ui	necessity%1:26:00::	the condition of being essential or indispensable	n14450691	n	http://compling.hss.ntu.edu.sg/omw/cgi-bin/wn-gridx.cgi?synset=14450691-n
+Borin-2015-1532-937	4181	NEED OR NECESSITY	937	S17.450	the need or necessity	ui	necessity%1:26:00::	the condition of being essential or indispensable	n14450691	n	http://compling.hss.ntu.edu.sg/omw/cgi-bin/wn-gridx.cgi?synset=14450691-n
 Borin-2015-1532-938	285	THRESH	938	S08.340	to thresh	ss	thresh%2:35:01::	beat the seeds out of a grain	v01416364	v	http://compling.hss.ntu.edu.sg/omw/cgi-bin/wn-gridx.cgi?synset=01416364-v
 Borin-2015-1532-939	772	BELT	939	S06.570	the belt	ss	belt%1:06:00::	a band to tie or buckle around the body (usually at the waist)	n02827606	n	http://compling.hss.ntu.edu.sg/omw/cgi-bin/wn-gridx.cgi?synset=02827606-n
 Borin-2015-1532-940	1778	APPROACH	940	S10.560	to approach	ss	approach%2:38:00::	move towards; "We were approaching our destination"; "They are drawing near"; "The enemy army came nearer and nearer"	v02053941	v	http://compling.hss.ntu.edu.sg/omw/cgi-bin/wn-gridx.cgi?synset=02053941-v

concepticondata/conceptlists/Carling-2017-112e.tsv

@@ -58,7 +58,7 @@ Carling-2017-112e-56	56	677	AXE	axe	5056	Cultural artefacts & tools
 Carling-2017-112e-57	57	1787	LOOM	loom	5057	Cultural artefacts & tools	
 Carling-2017-112e-58	58	1462	POT	pot	5058	Cultural artefacts & tools	
 Carling-2017-112e-59	59	284	HOE	hoe	5059	Cultural artefacts & tools	
-Carling-2017-112e-60	60	3319	JEW’S HARP	Jew's harp	5060	Cultural artefacts & tools	
+Carling-2017-112e-60	60	3048	MOUTH HARP	Jew's harp	5060	Cultural artefacts & tools	
 Carling-2017-112e-61	61	140	PADDY FIELD	field (wet) / rice paddy	5061	Cultural artefacts & tools	
 Carling-2017-112e-62	62	2794	FIELD (UPLAND)	field (dry)	5062	Cultural artefacts & tools	
 Carling-2017-112e-63	63	224	MORTAR	mortar	5063	Cultural artefacts & tools	

concepticondata/conceptlists/Epps-2021-843.tsv

@@ -481,7 +481,7 @@ Epps-2021-843-479	479	NATIVE COUNTRY	NATIVE COUNTRY	89	NATIVE COUNTRY	heimland	1
 Epps-2021-843-480	480	NAVEL	NAVEL	1838	NAVEL	navle	1	navel	2	c	0	0	0
 Epps-2021-843-481	481	NECK	NECK	1333	NECK	nakke	37	nacke	20	c	0	0	0
 Epps-2021-843-482	482	NECKLACE	NECKLACE 1 // NECKLACE 2	1961	NECKLACE	halsband	52	halsband	2	c	0	0	0
-Epps-2021-843-483	483	NEED OR NECESSITY	NEED OR NECESSITY 1 // NEED OR NECESSITY 2	422	NECESSITY	behov	125	behov	208	l	0	0	1
+Epps-2021-843-483	483	NEED OR NECESSITY	NEED OR NECESSITY 1 // NEED OR NECESSITY 2	4181	NEED OR NECESSITY	behov	125	behov	208	l	0	0	1
 Epps-2021-843-484	484	NEEDLE (PINE)	NEEDLE (PINE) 1 // NEEDLE (PINE) 2			barnål	3			c	0	1	0
 Epps-2021-843-485	485	NEEDLE (SEWING)	NEEDLE (SEWING)	1382	NEEDLE (FOR SEWING)	nål		nål	6	c	0	0	0
 Epps-2021-843-486	486	NEIGHBOUR	NEIGHBOUR	1332	NEIGHBOUR	granne	33	granne	35	c	1	0	0

concepticondata/conceptlists/Greenhill-2015-2525.tsv

@@ -111,7 +111,7 @@ Greenhill-2015-2525-112	112	to cut	1432	CUT
 Greenhill-2015-2525-113	113	day (not night)	1260	DAY (24 HOURS)
 Greenhill-2015-2525-114	114	to dig	1418	DIG
 Greenhill-2015-2525-115	115	dirty	1230	DIRTY
-Greenhill-2015-2525-116	116	dull (knife)	1397	DULL
+Greenhill-2015-2525-116	116	dull (knife)	379	BLUNT
 Greenhill-2015-2525-117	117	dust	2	DUST
 Greenhill-2015-2525-118	118	to fall (drop rather than topple)	1280	FALL
 Greenhill-2015-2525-119	119	far	1406	FAR
@@ -437,12 +437,12 @@ Greenhill-2015-2525-949	949	your (pronoun: p:2s)	732	YOUR (SINGULAR)
 Greenhill-2015-2525-950	950	your pl (pronoun p:2p)	2274	YOUR (PLURAL)
 Greenhill-2015-2525-951	951	language	1307	LANGUAGE
 Greenhill-2015-2525-952	952	lungs	688	LUNG
-Greenhill-2015-2525-954	954	to fell tree	463	FELL (A TREE)
+Greenhill-2015-2525-954	954	to fell tree	355	CUT DOWN
 Greenhill-2015-2525-955	955	sago tree	2372	SAGO PALM
 Greenhill-2015-2525-956	956	sago flour		
 Greenhill-2015-2525-959	959	tears	1651	TEAR (OF EYE)
 Greenhill-2015-2525-960	960	thorn	124	THORN
-Greenhill-2015-2525-961	961	tinea	3173	TINEA
+Greenhill-2015-2525-961	961	tinea	3171	RINGWORM
 Greenhill-2015-2525-962	962	vein	1924	VEIN
 Greenhill-2015-2525-963	963	raw	1959	RAW
 Greenhill-2015-2525-964	964	shallow	193	SHALLOW
@@ -525,7 +525,7 @@ Greenhill-2015-2525-1239	1239	mucus	208	NASAL MUCUS (SNOT)
 Greenhill-2015-2525-1240	1240	mushroom	641	MUSHROOM
 Greenhill-2015-2525-1241	1241	naked	590	NAKED
 Greenhill-2015-2525-1242	1242	dark	706	DARK
-Greenhill-2015-2525-1243	1243	noontime	2490	NOON
+Greenhill-2015-2525-1243	1243	noontime	12	MIDDAY
 Greenhill-2015-2525-1244	1244	over there	3411	OVER THERE
 Greenhill-2015-2525-1245	1245	palm midrib		
 Greenhill-2015-2525-1246	1246	palm sp.	1181	PALM TREE
@@ -630,7 +630,7 @@ Greenhill-2015-2525-1617	1617	disc club
 Greenhill-2015-2525-1618	1618	dragon-fly	2352	DRAGONFLY
 Greenhill-2015-2525-1619	1619	draw water / carry	1911	DRAW (WATER)
 Greenhill-2015-2525-1621	1621	a dream	2455	DREAMING OR DREAM
-Greenhill-2015-2525-1624	1624	earth/mud	2158	EARTH (WET SUBSTANCE)
+Greenhill-2015-2525-1624	1624	earth/mud	640	MUD
 Greenhill-2015-2525-1626	1626	empty	1624	EMPTY
 Greenhill-2015-2525-1628	1628	eyelashes	1540	EYELASH
 Greenhill-2015-2525-1629	1629	face, forehead		
@@ -695,7 +695,7 @@ Greenhill-2015-2525-1723	1723	ridge pole	280	RIDGEPOLE
 Greenhill-2015-2525-1726	1726	roast	1962	ROAST (SOMETHING)
 Greenhill-2015-2525-1730	1730	sandfly	95	SANDFLY
 Greenhill-2015-2525-1731	1731	sawfish		
-Greenhill-2015-2525-1736	1736	shadow (shade, shadow)	2275	SHADOW
+Greenhill-2015-2525-1736	1736	shadow (shade, shadow)	1388	SHADE
 Greenhill-2015-2525-1738	1738	sheath	3424	SHEATH
 Greenhill-2015-2525-1739	1739	shell, hull	598	SHELL
 Greenhill-2015-2525-1740	1740	shooting star	2288	METEOROID (SHOOTING OR SHINING STAR)
@@ -909,7 +909,7 @@ Greenhill-2015-2525-2103	2103	seat	1476	CHAIR
 Greenhill-2015-2525-2104	2104	word	1599	WORD
 Greenhill-2015-2525-2106	2106	theirs (pronoun p:3p)		
 Greenhill-2015-2525-2107	2107	testicles	797	TESTICLES
-Greenhill-2015-2525-2108	2108	grandparent	2399	GRANDPARENT
+Greenhill-2015-2525-2108	2108	grandparent	305	GRANDPARENTS
 Greenhill-2015-2525-2109	2109	witchcraft	392	MAGIC
 Greenhill-2015-2525-2110	2110	blue	837	BLUE
 Greenhill-2015-2525-2111	2111	alangalang