Label the relationship
Inheritance, borrowing, derivation, meaning change, and conceptual correspondence are recorded as different claims.
Methodology
Language history includes uncertainty, competing accounts, and reconstructed forms. We label those differences and show the source attached to each claim.
Inheritance, borrowing, derivation, meaning change, and conceptual correspondence are recorded as different claims.
Paths read from earlier to later, while the data also preserves which form is the source of a relationship.
The type of a claim and the strength of its evidence are recorded independently.
Different explanations can appear side by side, with the evidence for each one.
When evidence or data is missing, the interface says so.
Factual answers link back to the relevant words, relationships, and sources.