SeaLang does return a lot of structured data, but not all of its entries have been fully pre-parsed. We frequently get "definitions" that are actually plain-text chunks containing complete, multi-sense dictionary entries with POS and morphological data included. Ideally, we'd be able to parse those ourselves.
This is a similar issue to #16
SeaLang does return a lot of structured data, but not all of its entries have been fully pre-parsed. We frequently get "definitions" that are actually plain-text chunks containing complete, multi-sense dictionary entries with POS and morphological data included. Ideally, we'd be able to parse those ourselves.
This is a similar issue to #16