Glawinette: a Linguistically Motivated Derivational Description of French Acquired from GLAWI
Glawinette is a derivational lexicon of French that will be used to feed the D{\'e}monette database. It has been created from the GLAWI machine readable dictionary. We collected couples of words from the definitions and the morphological sections of the dictionary and then selected the ones that form regular formal analogies and that instantiate frequent enough formal patterns. The graph structure of the morphological families has then been used to identify for each couple of lexemes derivational patterns that are close to the intuition of the morphologists.
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