Entry anatomy

A radar view of one headword's microstructure feature matrix, overlaid across every dictionary that carries it — how much each dictionary leans on tagged citations, inline iti citations, grammar, etymology, cross-references, homonym marking, divisions, subentries, and root markers, plus raw entry size. Pick an anchor lemma below; each dictionary is one overlaid series on the radar.

Trust Block

Evidence: data/lexico/micro-<lemma>.json (one file per anchor lemma), generated from CDSL csl-orig source files.
Limitations: feature counts are regex tallies over the raw entry body, not validated citation resolutions — see the warning below on the 10-feature scope.
Validation: generated by npm run build-micro-entry -- <lemma>; checked by npm test and npm run build.
Owner repo: csl-atlas.
Next use: use the radar to pick a dictionary contrast (e.g. citation-dense vs. prose), then open the source excerpt before citing the pattern.

The generator (scripts/build-micro-entry.mjs) tallies 10 structural features per entry (size, tagged/inline citations, grammar, etymology, cross-reference, homonym, division, subentry, root). The research roadmap's "24-dim profile" figure is aspirational for a future, richer extraction pass — this page renders the 10 features actually implemented today, not a silently-reduced 24.

Currently showing — attested in of the local dictionaries ( entries total).

Radar — feature profile overlaid across dictionaries

Feature matrix

Reading: each axis is one structural feature, normalized against the highest value among the dictionaries shown for this lemma — so the shapes compare dictionaries to each other, not lemmas to each other. Source: generated by npm run build-micro-entry -- <lemma> from local ../csl-orig/v02 source files. CC-BY-SA-4.0.