Manipulating Human-oriented Dictionaries with very simple tools
Jean Gaschler, Mathieu Lafourcade
Abstract
This paper presents a methodology for building and manipulating human-oriented dictionaries. This methodology has been applied in the construction of a French-English-Malay dictionary which has been obtained by "crossing" semi-automatically two bilingual dictionaries. We use only Microsoft Word, a specialized language for writing transcriptors and a small but powerful dictionary tool.
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