Definition of hypernym in English:

hypernym

noun ˈhʌɪpənɪmˈhaɪpərˌnɪm

A word with a broad meaning constituting a category into which words with more specific meanings fall; a superordinate. For example, colour is a hypernym of red.
上义词（含义较广，其下可有意义更具体之词，如colour为red的上义词）。与HYPONYM 相对
Contrasted with hyponym
Example sentencesExamples
- We evaluate the various approaches comparing their hypernym suggestion with the Dutch part of EuroWordNet.
- The WordNet online interface lets you browse the synonyms and hypernyms (X is a hypernym of Y if Y is a type of X) of far too many words.
- If you are using the WordNet package, you should be using program code to do recursive accesses into the data tables, descending down the hypernym tree.
- In fact, adding proper hypernyms to a synset can dramatically increase the inherited properties of that synset.
- This was done to handle senses that WordNet defines as hypernyms of themselves - either directly or indirectly.

Origin

1970s: from hyper- 'beyond' + -onym.

Definition of hypernym in US English:

hypernym

nounˈhaɪpərˌnɪmˈhīpərˌnim

A word with a broad meaning that more specific words fall under; a superordinate. For example, color is a hypernym of red.
上义词（含义较广，其下可有意义更具体之词，如colour为red的上义词）。与HYPONYM 相对
Contrasted with hyponym
Example sentencesExamples
- The WordNet online interface lets you browse the synonyms and hypernyms (X is a hypernym of Y if Y is a type of X) of far too many words.
- If you are using the WordNet package, you should be using program code to do recursive accesses into the data tables, descending down the hypernym tree.
- We evaluate the various approaches comparing their hypernym suggestion with the Dutch part of EuroWordNet.
- This was done to handle senses that WordNet defines as hypernyms of themselves - either directly or indirectly.
- In fact, adding proper hypernyms to a synset can dramatically increase the inherited properties of that synset.

Origin

1970s: from hyper- ‘beyond’ + -onym.

单词	hypernym
释义	Definition of hypernym in English: hypernym noun ˈhʌɪpənɪmˈhaɪpərˌnɪm A word with a broad meaning constituting a category into which words with more specific meanings fall; a superordinate. For example, colour is a hypernym of red. 上义词（含义较广，其下可有意义更具体之词，如colour为red的上义词）。与HYPONYM 相对 Contrasted with hyponym Example sentencesExamples We evaluate the various approaches comparing their hypernym suggestion with the Dutch part of EuroWordNet. The WordNet online interface lets you browse the synonyms and hypernyms (X is a hypernym of Y if Y is a type of X) of far too many words. If you are using the WordNet package, you should be using program code to do recursive accesses into the data tables, descending down the hypernym tree. In fact, adding proper hypernyms to a synset can dramatically increase the inherited properties of that synset. This was done to handle senses that WordNet defines as hypernyms of themselves - either directly or indirectly. Origin 1970s: from hyper- 'beyond' + -onym. Definition of hypernym in US English: hypernym nounˈhaɪpərˌnɪmˈhīpərˌnim A word with a broad meaning that more specific words fall under; a superordinate. For example, color is a hypernym of red. 上义词（含义较广，其下可有意义更具体之词，如colour为red的上义词）。与HYPONYM 相对 Contrasted with hyponym Example sentencesExamples The WordNet online interface lets you browse the synonyms and hypernyms (X is a hypernym of Y if Y is a type of X) of far too many words. If you are using the WordNet package, you should be using program code to do recursive accesses into the data tables, descending down the hypernym tree. We evaluate the various approaches comparing their hypernym suggestion with the Dutch part of EuroWordNet. This was done to handle senses that WordNet defines as hypernyms of themselves - either directly or indirectly. In fact, adding proper hypernyms to a synset can dramatically increase the inherited properties of that synset. Origin 1970s: from hyper- ‘beyond’ + -onym.
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