The <dt> element contains a single <dfn> element, which in turn contains the term to be defined.
If the term's language differs from that of the base document, I assume it should be annotated with an appropriate xml:lang attribute, per 5.3. If so, we likely want to update the <dfn>s in:
Tarzan the Terrible, whose terms are annotated with xml:lang="x-pal-ul-don" throughout the text.
Lavengro, whose terms are annotated with xml:lang="rom" or xml:lang="rme" throughout the text.
7.11.3.3 says:
If the term's language differs from that of the base document, I assume it should be annotated with an appropriate
xml:lang
attribute, per 5.3. If so, we likely want to update the<dfn>
s in:xml:lang="x-pal-ul-don"
throughout the text.xml:lang="rom"
orxml:lang="rme"
throughout the text.