| If the meaning of the word in question is a hyponym of a corresponding hyperonym, the latter necessarily functions as an identification or a classification seme of the former. |
| A glance at the generic denominations will show that culver, which appears as the hyperonym in Old English, is now considered rare or archaic. |
| A hyponymic relationship can be observed between inimene 'human being' as a hyperonym and all the rest of the words analysed, which are all hyponyms of inimene. |
| No hyponym displayed a particularly large coincidence between the collocate clusters of the hyperonym and those of its own. |
| Cross-lingual linking indicates complete equivalence, near-equivalence, or equivalence-as-a-hyponym or hyperonym. |
