Port-AoA Words (Cameirão & Vicente, 2010) is a lexical database containing 7 psycholinguistic characteristics (e.g. neighborhood density, written-word frequency, familiarity, imageability, etc). Standard adult vocabulary.
This lexicon includes multiword expressions (MWE) of European Portuguese extracted from a balanced 50,8M word written corpus – a subcorpus of the Reference Corpus of Contemporary Portuguese (CRPC). This corpus covers different genres, being mainly constituted by journalistic texts (59%), but it a...
A wordnet is a lexical database. It groups synonymous words into sets, the synsets, which represent distinct concepts. These synsets form nodes in a network, which are interlinked through edges that correspond to semantic relations between those synsets. For instance, the hypernym relation, also ...
Porlex (Gomes & Castro, 2003) is a lexical database that includes written and phonetic transcription of standard adult vocabulary - 44 psycholinguistic characteristics (e.g. orthographic, phonological, phonetic, part-of-speech, and neighborhood characteristics). For each word it contains psychol...
EMOTAIX.PT (Costa, 2012) is a database of 3,983 emotional words (nouns, verbs, adjectives and adverbs) in European Portuguese based on the original EMOTAIX in French (Piolat & Bannour, 2009). Each word is classified into three hierarchical levels: Supra Category, Super Category and Basic Category...
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The resource is constituted by 20 thousand entries morpho-syntactically and syntactically encoded, accordingly to the parole common encoding standards.
LX-Stopwords resource is a manual list of words from Portuguese composed by 2631 words of 51 types. The words are grouped in three big classes, arranged according to their morpho-syntactic category and inflectional feature value (closed classes, open classes, and multi-word units). This list was ...
The SIMPLE Portuguese Lexicon is constituted by 10,438 entries semantically encoded, accordingly to the parole common encoding standards.
Terms that have (more or less) recently been accepted and normalised by Termcat, mixed fields