Adding new concepts

concepticondata/concepticon.tsv

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 4122	AGONY	Emotions and values	Intense physical or mental pain and suffering.	Person/Thing	
 4123	COMPETENCE	Cognition	The ability or skill to perform a task effectively and successfully.	Person/Thing	
 4124	FILTH	The physical world	Strongly disgusting or repulsive substances, e.g., sewage or excrement	Person/Thing	
-4125	GUILT	Emotions and values	A negative emotional state arising from the belief or awareness that one has committed a wrong or violated a moral or social standard.	Person/Thing	
+4125	GUILT	Emotions and values	A negative emotional state arising from the belief or awareness that one has committed a wrong or violated a moral or social standard.	Person/Thing
+4126	BISCUIT	Food and drink	A small baked food made from flour, typically firm or crisp, and often eaten as a snack or with tea.	Person/Thing
+4127	BLACKBIRD	Animals	A medium-sized passerine bird of the thrush family, typically characterized by dark, often black plumage.	Person/Thing
+4128	BRA	Clothing and grooming	Garment worn on the upper body, designed to support and cover female breasts.	Person/Thing
+4129	CANARY	Animals	A small songbird of the finch family, known for its bright plumage and melodic vocalizations.	Person/Thing
+4130	CHALK	Basic actions and technology	A soft white or pale limestone composed mainly of calcium carbonate, commonly used for writing, marking, or drawing on surfaces.	Person/Thing
+4131	CHIPMUNK	Animals	A small striped rodent of the squirrel family, native to North America, known for storing food in its cheek pouches.	Person/Thing
+4132	COD	Animals	A large marine fish of the genus Gadus, commonly found in cold ocean waters and widely used as food.	Person/Thing
+4133	DAGGER	Warfare and hunting	Short, pointed weapon with a double-edged blade, designed for stabbing or thrusting, often used in close combat.	Person/Thing
+4134	FAWN	Animals	A young deer, typically in its first year, often characterized by a spotted coat.	Person/Thing
+4135	JAR	Food and drink	A cylindrical container, usually made of glass or pottery, used for storing food, liquids, or other small items.	Person/Thing
+4136	MEDAL	Social and political relations	A small, flat, typically metal object awarded to commemorate an achievement, honor, or participation in an event, often inscribed or engraved with relevant symbols or text.	Person/Thing
+4137	MUG	Food and drink	A sturdy cup, typically with a handle, usually made of ceramic or metal used for drinking beverages, mainly hot ones.	Person/Thing
+4139	RAISIN	Food and drink	A dried grape, typically sweet in flavor, used as a snack or in cooking and baking.	Person/Thing
+4140	RIFLE	Warfare and hunting	A long-barreled firearm designed to be fired from the shoulder, with a rifled bore that imparts spin to the projectile for increased accuracy.	Person/Thing
+4141	ROBE	Clothing and grooming	A loose-fitting outer garment, often long and flowing, typically worn for ceremonial, religious, or formal purposes.	Person/Thing
+4142	SQUID	Animals	A marine cephalopod with a soft elongated body, eight arms, and two longer feeding tentacles, capable of jet propulsion and ink release.	Person/Thing
+4143	THIMBLE	Clothing and grooming	A small protective cap, typically made of metal, plastic, or leather, worn on the finger to push a needle while sewing.	Person/Thing
+4144	TRACTOR	Modern world	A powerful motorized vehicle, usually with large rear wheels and sometimes tracks, used in agriculture and construction to pull or push machinery and transport heavy loads.	Person/Thing
+4145	WRENCH	Basic actions and technology	A hand tool with a shaped jaw or adjustable head used for gripping, turning, or tightening nuts, bolts, and other fasteners.	Person/Thing
+4146	SLINGSHOT	Warfare and hunting	A handheld weapon consisting of a forked frame with elastic bands used to propel small projectiles, such as stones or pellets, by tension and release.	Person/Thing
+4147	CEDAR	Agriculture and vegetation	A large evergreen coniferous tree of the genus Cedrus or related genera, valued for its aromatic, durable wood and needle-like leaves.	Person/Thing
+4148	TENSE	Emotions and values	Characterized by mental or muscular strain, stress, or heightened alertness; can describe emotions, physical states, or situations.	Property

concepticondata/conceptlists.tsv

@@ -442,7 +442,7 @@ Zalizniak-2024-4583	Anna Zalizniak and Anna Smirnitskaya and Maksim Russo (Rouss
 Lastra-1986-381	Lastra de Suárez, Yolanda	1986		381		English	Spanish		Lastra1986		This concept list is the result of a study of the dialectal regions in modern Nahuatl.	239-248	
 Tjuka-2024-1310	Tjuka, Annika	2024		1310		English	Vietnamese		Tjuka2024		The list includes 1310 concepts for Vietnamese. The concepts are based on the items provided in the [Intercontinental Dictionary Series](:ref:Key-2016-1310).		
 Snodgrass-1980-260	Snodgrass, Joan G. and Vanderwart, Mary	1980		260	basic, naming test	English	global	https://psycnet.apa.org/doi/10.1037/0278-7393.6.2.174	Snodgrass1980		This list comprises 260 concepts from several widely studied semantic categories that are to be elicited using a standardized set of 260 pictures for use in experiments investigating differences and similarities in the processing of pictures and words. The pictures are black-and-white line drawings executed according to a set of rules that provide consistency of pictorial representation.		
-MorenoMartinez-2012-360	Moreno-Martinez, Francisco J. and Montoro, Pedro R.	2012		360	naming test	English, Spanish	global	https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0037527.s002	MorenoMartinez2012		This work presents a new set of 360 high quality color images belonging to 23 semantic subcategories (ANIMALS, BIRDS, BODYPARTS, FLOWERS, FRUITS, INSECTS, MARINE CREATURES, NUTS, TREES, VEGETABLES, BUILDINGS, CLOTHING, DESK MATERIAL, FOOD, FURNITURE, JEWELLERY, KITCHEN UTENSILS, MUSICAL INSTRUMENT, SPORTS/GAMES, TOOLS, VEHICLES, WEAPONS, NATURE). The images were named by 230 Spanish native speakers and come with multiple psycholinguistic variables rated by the participants, listed here are mean values for: AoA (7-interval scale, 1 = 0–2 years; 7 = 13 years or more), familiarity (5-point lickert scale), typicality (5-point lickert scale), visual complexity (5-point lickert scale) and lexical frequency (obtained via the AltaVista search engine, log).		
+MorenoMartinez-2012-360	Moreno-Martinez, Francisco J. and Montoro, Pedro R.	2012		360	naming test	English, Spanish	global	https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0037527.s002	MorenoMartinez2012		This work presents a new set of 360 high quality color images belonging to 23 semantic subcategories (ANIMALS, BIRDS, BODYPARTS, FLOWERS, FRUITS, INSECTS, MARINE CREATURES, NUTS, TREES, VEGETABLES, BUILDINGS, CLOTHING, DESK MATERIAL, FOOD, FURNITURE, JEWELLERY, KITCHEN UTENSILS, MUSICAL INSTRUMENT, SPORTS/GAMES, TOOLS, VEHICLES, WEAPONS, NATURE). The images were named by 230 Spanish native speakers and come with multiple psycholinguistic variables rated by the participants, listed here are mean values for: AoA (7-interval scale, 1 = 0–2 years; 7 = 13 years or more), familiarity (5-point lickert scale), typicality (5-point lickert scale), visual complexity (5-point lickert scale) and lexical frequency (obtained via the AltaVista search engine, log).		
 Migliazza-1972-714	Migliazza, Ernest	1972		714		English	Yanomamic languages		Migliazza1972		The list is part of a dissertion on the Yanomama languages. The dissertion gives information on the external situation of the language, an overview on major syntactic aspects, the phonology of the language, and a comparison between the four varieties with respect to their degree of intelligibility.	457	
 Berry-1987-195	Berry, Christine and Berry, Keith	1987		195	basic	English, Indonesian	West Papuan languages	https://www.sil.org/resources/archives/37738	Berry1987		This concept list was compiled for a survey on West Papuan languages. It bears general resemblance with typical concept lists compiled for Papuan and Austronesian languages, but to our knowledge, the study does not mention a specific concept list that was used as a basic model.	62-80	
 Greenhill-2023-121	Greenhill, Simon J. and Haynie, Hannah J. and Ross, Robert M. and Chira, Angela M. and List, Johann-Mattis and Campbell, Lyle and Botero, Carlos A. and Gray, Russell D.	2023		121		English	Uto-Aztecan languages	https://doi.org/10.1353/lan.2023.0006	Greenhill2023		This list is part of a phylogenetic study on the history of the Uto-Aztecan language family. It analyzes lexical data from thirty-four Uto-Aztecan varieties and two Kiowa-Tanoan languages with Bayesian phylogenetic methods. The	study infers the age of Proto-Uto-Aztecan and identify the most likely homeland of the proto-language.	81-107