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| − | + | Two predicates are '''co-hyponyms''' (or '[[cohyponym]]s') when they are [[hyponym]]s of the same [[hyperonym]]. | |
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| + | Example: 'dog' and 'cat' (common [[hyperonym]]s: animal, pet, mammal, etc. | ||
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| + | Co-hyponyms may or may not be [[incompatibles]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:04, 30 May 2009
Two predicates are co-hyponyms (or 'cohyponyms') when they are hyponyms of the same hyperonym.
Example: 'dog' and 'cat' (common hyperonyms: animal, pet, mammal, etc.
Co-hyponyms may or may not be incompatibles.
Other languages
German Kohyponym
