This Lexvo.org page describes the entity referred to by the URI http://lexvo.org/id/wordnet/30/noun/element_1_27_01. A machine-readable RDF version of this description is provided here.
| rdfs:comment | one of four substances thought in ancient and medieval cosmology to constitute the physical universe; "the alchemists believed that there were four elements" ('en' language string) |
| rdfs:label | element ('en' language string) |
| lvont:broader | lexvo:wordnet/30/noun/substance_1_03_00 |
| lvont:label | lexvo:term/eng/element |
| lvont:narrower | lexvo:wordnet/30/noun/air_1_27_01 |
| lvont:narrower | lexvo:wordnet/30/noun/earth_1_27_01 |
| lvont:narrower | lexvo:wordnet/30/noun/fire_1_27_01 |
| lvont:narrower | lexvo:wordnet/30/noun/quintessence_1_27_00 |
| lvont:narrower | lexvo:wordnet/30/noun/water_1_27_02 |
| lvont:nearlySameAs | http://purl.org/vocabularies/princeton/wn30/synset-element-noun-5 |
| skos:note | This resource corresponds to the meaning of the gloss text. It shares its meaning with that of the synonym set rather than denoting the WordNet synset. ('en' language string) |
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