Johann-Mattis List

What is your definition of interlinear? When talking of inter-linear-glossed-text, the gloss is important, right? The paralleltext structure in cldf was based on the idea of rendering the bible corpus...

So it's a different definition than the interlinear in interlinear glossed text, right? As ILGT is quite specific, in my opinion, also with respect to use cases.

No, it is completely fine, I also want to work on cldf for rhyme annotations. I think it's just important to distinguish where the problems are, and you could open...

Here's a [graph](http://edictor.digling.org/plugouts/springy_small.html?~(nodes~(~(id~%27n-1~label~%27jumper~x~38.30992068834818~y~37.10455794742616~size~2~color~%27*232D6CA2)~(id~%27m-1~label~%27jumpers~x~38.30992068834818~y~37.10455794742616~size~2~color~%27*232D6CA2)~(id~%27m-2~label~%27jump~x~38.30992068834818~y~37.10455794742616~size~2~color~%27*232D6CA2))~edges~(~(id~%27e-1-1~source~%27n-1~target~%27m-1~color~%27*23000)~(id~%27e-1-2~source~%27m-2~target~%27n-1~color~%27*23000))~morphemes~1~words~4)) just illustrating this relation, which is hierarchical, and a monopartite graph rather than the bipartite graph for morpheme graphs of partial colexification.

Just figured **why** derivation is conceptually different: derivation is always implicitly hierarchical, while just listing parts of a compound is not. So if bark is tree + skin, and dry...