An automatically generated Danish Renaissance Dictionary
We present the ongoing work on an automatically generated dictionary describing Danish in the 16th century. A series of relevant dictionaries {--} from the period as well as more recent ones {--} are linked together at lemma level, and where possible, definitions or keywords are extracted and presented in the new dictionary.
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