What question did this study set out to answer?

To create a structured repository of bilingual domain-specific terminology using JSON format.

May 9, 2026Open Access

NEOMANITAI 400 MANITAI Domain Corpora Batch PWD–RVN — 20 domains × ~100 terms each (backbone JSON)

Key Points

To create a structured repository of bilingual domain-specific terminology using JSON format.
Developed backbone JSON files for 20 specific domains, each containing 100 bilingual terms.
Ensured compliance with ISO-704 standard for terminological data representation.
Included additional documentation such as README and index HTML where applicable.
Generated comprehensive JSON files that meet strict scientific standards for descriptive terminology.
Each domain file includes canonical IDs, definitions, and terminology relations that support multilingual usage.

Abstract

Restricted bundle of 40 files comprising the NEOMANITAI 400-MANITAI domain backbones for 20 domains: PWD, QIL, QMG, QTC, RBT, RCY, RDO, REN, RET, RGY, RLE, RMS, ROB, ROF, ROP, ROW, RPL, RST, RUB, RVN. Each domain has a backbone JSON (ISO-704-konform, 100 bilingual DE/EN Terme, canonicalᵢd, definitions, distinctions, cluster, relations, license CC-BY-ND-4. 0, generator NEOMANITAI-400-Pipeline v1. 0. 0) plus where available README + index HTML. Strict-Wissenschaft, descriptive domain-terminology corpora.

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Andreas Ehstand (Wed,) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69fed19ab9154b0b82878f3b https://doi.org/https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20061027

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