How to make the interlinear include multiple senses in the analysis

[Bart Eenkhoorn]

L.S.

As we are analysing texts it seems that the analysis only presents the first sense of an entry. Example:

Ho can I tell FLEx to also present the 2nd and 3rd etc senses in the analysis?

Thanks in advance for your help.

Bart

Bart Eenkhoorn Linguist / Facilitateur SIL Afrique de l’Ouest

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[Andreas_Joswig]

Hi Bart,

What you see in this dialogue are the approved analyses of that word. This means that so far you have only approved sa with the meaning 'tout', but not with the meaning 'chacun'. To do that, you would have to add 'chacun' as a word gloss to the analysis of sa as 'tout'. If you go to the drop down of the morpheme level, FLEx will give you all possible senses even now.

Andreas

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[Bart Eenkhoorn]

Ah, thanks so much Andreas.

Ein schoenes wochende.

Grusse, Bart.