headword

Catchword is also a name for a headword in a dictionary.

Will the entries be recorded alphabetically in sequence of headword?

These values are cited by the dictionary makers, and may not use exactly the same definition of a headword.

An entry word is the headword in a dictionary, encyclopedia, or glossary.

The genitive without a headword: I think it's father's.

The headword is used to locate the entry, and dictates its alphabetical position.

One of the most general words is chosen to typify the spectrum as its headword, which labels the whole group.

At least the subentries under chain reflect the same form as the headword.

The irregular inflection will be presented as a headword with a reference to the appropriate root form.

For example under the headword child is the information that the plural is children rather than childs.

For example the headword of a definition is generally in bold font of a particular size.

For example, the headword bread may contain the following (simplified) definitions:

Each headword has a number, which gives its index in the word inflection table as presented in the beginning of the book.

Favosites is not italicised, and has an entry as a headword.

If they are both unlabelled sb. entries, the number follows the headword.

Some dictionaries indicate hyphenation and syllabic stress in the headword.

The lemmatised form is simply a convenient representation of the headword lemma.

The headword of each entry was no longer capitalized, allowing the user to readily see those words that actually require a capital letter.

The unit of work will be the entry (main headword) and only one person may work on an entry at any time.

It contains details of all headword and bold lemmas after the end of preprocessing.

An index lists nearly 1,500 additional terms, each with the appropriate headword, usually a synonym, steering the reader to the text.

Its headword variant spellings order list influences written English in English-speaking countries.

The format is also comparable, i.e. a headword followed by a list of related words in parentheses.

Similar to a headword.

Headphrase is the headword of this entry.