Storing a noun

Store a noun that is not included in the Congree system lexicon, enabling Congree to correctly analyze the noun.

Requirement

You are here: Style Guide – User Lexicon – Nouns

How to store a noun

1. Click Add:

   

   1. The Add entry panel will open up:

      

2. Enter the noun you want to store in Noun.

   

3. Under Part of compound, specify whether the noun may be part of a compound word. If you enable the checkbox, the noun will also be recognized as part of a compound word:
   
   If the checkbox is not enabled, the noun will only be recognized on its own. The same applies when the checkbox looks as follows: This is the default setting after creating a noun.

4. Optional: Open the Semantics drop-down list and select what type of noun it is:
   

5. Optional:

   Enter a plural form or specify that the noun is only plural:

   
   

   1. In Number, click the Cases button:

      1. The Number panel will open up:

         

   2. You have various options:

      1. The noun is plural only: Enable This word is plural only and click Save to close the panel.

      2. The noun is both singular and plural: Store the plural in These are (the) and click Save to close the panel.

      3. The noun has no plural: Click Cancel to close the panel.

6. Assign a status: The status indicates whether and how the Congree Linguistic Engine considers a user lexicon entry.
   

   There are three options:

   1. : The Congree Linguistic Engine considers a user lexicon entry
   2. : The Congree Linguistic Engine does not consider a user lexicon entry.
   3. : The Congree Linguistic Engine does not consider a user lexicon entry because you have not assigned a status yet.

7. Optional: Store a comment.

   

8. You have two options:
   

   1. To store another noun, enable the Add another entry checkbox. Then click Add:

      

      1. The form is empty again.

      2. The noun has been stored successfully.

   2. To store the noun and return to the table, click Add:

      

      1. The panel will close.

9. The noun has been stored successfully.