Closed iljackb closed 6 years ago
Wait, I don't quite understand your example. Lang refers to Danish, but the form is German. What does that actually mean?
oops lang tag was wrong sorry, fixed it
and you don't want to put lang inside form?
nope, because it's not part of the form, also there may be cases where there are multiple forms that are listed following a language; e.g.
<cit type="etymon">
<lang>mhd.</lang>
<form type="variant">
<orth xml:lang="gmh">vreten</orth>
</form>
<form type="variant">
<orth xml:lang="gmh">vretten</orth>
</form>
<form type="variant">
<orth xml:lang="gmh">vraten</orth>
</form>
<def>entzünden; wundreiben; herumziehen; quälen; plagen</def>
</cit>
Right... now it's all coming back.
I'll leave this for @laurentromary for after 6pm... :)
Jack, I'll write to you separately about the whole etym section and how to move it to our TEI Lex-0 documentation... but it will probably have to wait until tomorrow.