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Finnish General Upper Ontology - YSO/ALLSO
Finnish General Upper Ontology - YSO/ALLSO

The Finnish General Upper Ontology YSO is intended to be the main ontology in Finland, interlinking domain and instance ontologies. It is based on the widely used YSA (Finnish General Thesaurus) maintained by the National Library of Finland. The Finnish General Upper Ontology has been created in the FinnONTO project by the Semantic Computing Research Group with the support of project partners, especially the National Library of Finland. The ontology is based on Finnish concepts and has been built by adding a top ontology and arranging the concepts of the YSA according to hierarchy of the top ontology. The ontology includes subclass-of relations, associative relations and as a new concept type, which is not included in the thesaurus, part-of relations. The existing subclass-of relations have been roughly checked and new relations added when necessary. Since the original thesaurus includes ambiguous words, in many cases new concepts have been added in order to disambiguate the different senses of the words. The Finnish General Upper Ontology can be used for describing different types of resources. Because of coherent hierarchy, the ontology enables creation of accurate and consistent content descriptions. In addition to the information included in YSA, English equivalents have been added and the Swedish equivalents which are based on the Allärs thesaurus have been checked using the hierarchy of the ontology.

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languages
Superordinate concepts:
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languages
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Subordinate concepts:
ancient languages
artificial languages
classical languages
endangered languages
extinct languages
indigenous languages
isolaattikielet
kansalliskielet
kielet kielikunnan mukaan
lingua franca
minority languages
mixed languages
non-literal languages
official languages
oriental languages
parent language
sign language
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YSA note:
Registret upptar namnen på några språk, men även namnen på andra språk kan användas som ämnesord. De språk som ingår i registret finns även under termen språkstammarX
Related concept:
computer languages
language
language groups
languages -- vanishing
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Type:
YSO Concept
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YSA note:
Sanasto sisältää joidenkin kielten nimiä; myös kaikkia muita voi käyttää asiasanoina. Luonnollisten kielten nimistä käytetään genetiivimuotoa esim. englannin kieli (ei englanti), latinan kieli (ei latina). Sanastoon sisältyvät kielet löytyvät kielikuntien yhteydestäX
Coordinate concepts:
language
language groups
movement notation
notation
number systems
tone systems
writing systems
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URI:
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Labels and equivalent concepts:
kielet (asema tai alkuperä) (fi)
vieraat kielet (fi, replaced)
språk (typer) (sv)
språk (sv, replaced)
främmande språk (sv, replaced)

Y26693* (equivalent concept)
Y96135* (equivalent concept)
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