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From:
Stefan Woehrmann2 Date: Thu Apr 19, 2001 9:43 am Subject: Sign-Symbol-Sequence | |
Hi Valerie and friends ,
browsing through the Lessons in SignWriting Textbook and Workbook for the nth time - eh -
I found this on page 25 chapter 3 hands:
" There are ten groups of hand symbols. The hands are grouped according to which fingers are used.
These ten groups are the beginning of the Sign-Symbol-Sequence TM , which is the order of symbols used to look up signs in SignWriting (R) dictionaries. " (...)
Just a short question :
I know that you have been working on a data-bank like this -
Is there any possibility that I can search for a sign within my German dictionary ? I can look for a sign if I type the German word - ok,
But can I search the other way round ? Can I search for the meaning of a given sign that should be already recorded in my dictionary ?
I guess that in the future - when this idea with the special data-bank "Sign-Symbol-Sequence" will be filled with many, many signs - this procedure should be possible ?
But right now - hmm - right now I can only look for a sign if I type the word of the spoken language is that correct ?
(Donīt want to interrupt your important activities behind the scenes - so if Iīm right - a short - very short comment would be enough - eh !
Stefan ;-)
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