On May 13, 2009, at 10:57 PM, Deepayan Sarkar wrote:

> On 5/12/09, Salahuddin Pasha <salahuddi...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> Dear all,
>>
>> I was working on অভিধান - Abhidhan for XML support.  To
>> enable various application and tools to utilize our dictionary.
>>
>> Basic work is already done, but we need to define a standard XML (XML
>> DTD or XML Schema).
>>
>> Any suggestion or comments ?
>
> Back in 2003, the bengalinux dictionary list had a discussion on this.
> Nothing ever came out of it, and when Golam first started on anubadok,
> his emphasis was more specialized. In any case, that discussion may
> provide some suggestions.
>
> You can get it from the list archives, and I'm also attaching a
> cleaned up and edited version of the thread here:
>
> .......................
> ----
>               
> From: Kaushik Ghose <kgh...@wa...> -  2003-05-16 15:07
>                                                                               
>                         
>  <?xml version="1.0"?>
>  <!ELEMENT dictionary (entry*)>
>  <!ELEMENT entry (word, info*) >
>  <!ELEMENT word (#CDATA)>
>  <!ELEMENT info (refer?,pron?, synonym?,antonym?,meaning?,grammar?)>
>  <!ATTLIST info pos (n|adj|v|adv) "n" plural (true|false) "false"  
> origin
>  CDATA #DEFAULT "????????????" date CDATA>
>  <!ELEMENT refer  (#CDATA)>
>  <!ELEMENT pron  (#CDATA)>
>  <!ELEMENT synonym (#CDATA)>
>  <!ATTLIST synonym lang CDATA #DEFAULT "bn">
>  <!ELEMENT antonym (#CDATA)>
>  <!ATTLIST antonym lang CDATA #DEFAULT "bn">
>  <!ELEMENT meaning (#CDATA)>
>  <!ATTLIST meaning lang CDATA #DEFAULT "bn">
>  <!ELEMENT grammar (derivative?)>
>  <!ELEMENT derivative (#CDATA)>
>  <!ATTLIST derivative form (the|of) "the" num (singular|plural)  
> "singular">
>
>
>  also, to answer Deepayan's question by date I was thinking of date of
>  origin, first use etc.
>
>  Will potter with QT
>
>  right now, I'm goign to hardcode the DTD structure, I can't think  
> of a
>  simple way of creating an editor that will parse the DTD and  
> configure the
>  GUI on the fly - fixed boxes for all teh element will be quicker  
> for this
>  size DTD
>
>  PS. try the perl tool at
>  http://www.sagehill.net/livedtd/download.html
>
>  -kg                                                  
>                                               
>
> </thread>
>
>



Dear Deepayan bhai,

  Thank you for your mail.


Here is the present updated one example:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<dictionary>
        <search_results>
                <dict_entry>
                        <bdict_id>68218</bdict_id>
                        <en_word>apple</en_word>
                        <pos_tag>Proper noun, singular</pos_tag>
                        <penn_tag>NP</penn_tag>
                       <bn_pronunciation></bn_pronunciation>
                       <en_leema></en_leema>
                        <bn_word>অ্যাপল</bn_word>
                        <explanation></explanation>
                        <example>উদাঃ</example>
                        <status>EDITED</status>
                </dict_entry>
        </search_results>
</dictionary>




 From Deepayan bhai's mail. I think we still need to add these fields.
We will add this in later version as we do not have enough information  
for these fields now.

origin="deshi"
<synonyms>...</synonyms>
<antonyms>...</antonyms>

<entry>
        <info pos="noun" plural="false" origin="deshi">
                  <synonyms>...</synonyms>
                  <antonyms>...</antonyms>
        </info>
</entry>

  <grammar>
        <derivative form="the">chhaanaaTaa,chhaanaaTi</derivative>
        <derivative form="of"num="singular">chhaanaaTir</derivative>
        <derivative form="of" num="plural">chhaanaader</derivative>
</grammar>





Another questions is which would better for us ?

use <grammer> tag and store information in nested tags or  the palin  
one  in the present updated one.





regards
salahuddin
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