Adding new concept sets and applying them to existing datasets

concepticondata/concepticon.tsv

@@ -3990,4 +3990,28 @@ ID	GLOSS	SEMANTICFIELD	DEFINITION	ONTOLOGICAL_CATEGORY	REPLACEMENT_ID
 4004	RECORD PLAYER	Modern world	A machine on which records are played.	Person/Thing
 4005	SUITCASE	Basic actions and technology	A medium to large, rectangular container, usually with a handle, for carrying clothes and possessions while travelling.	Person/Thing
 4006	ROBOT	Modern world	A machine controlled by a computer that is used to perform jobs automatically.	Person/Thing
-4007	WALRUS	Animals	A very large, seal-like mammal found in Arctic seas.	Person/Thing
+4007	WALRUS	Animals	A very large, seal-like mammal found in Arctic seas.	Person/Thing
+4008	SANDWICH	Food and drink	A food item consisting of two or more pieces of bread with a filling between them, eaten as a light meal.	Person/Thing
+4009	SPINNING WHEEL	Basic actions and technology	A small domestic hand-driven or foot-driven machine for spinning thread.	Person/Thing
+4010	TOASTER	Modern world	An electrical appliance used for toasting, mostly bread.	Person/Thing
+4011	TRUCK	Modern world	A large and heavy road vehicle designed for the transportation of goods, materials, or troops.	Person/Thing
+4012	TELESCOPE	Basic actions and technology	An optical device used to observe distant objects and make them appear nearer, containing many lenses or curved mirrors and lenses, by which rays of lights are gathered and focused and the resulting image magnified.	Person/Thing
+4013	AMBULANCE	Modern world	A vehicle that is equipped for taking sick or injured people to and from hospital, especially in case of emergencies.	Person/Thing
+4014	MICROPHONE	Modern world	A small instrument converting sound waves into electrical energy, making it amplified or transmitted.	Person/Thing
+4015	PIRATE	Social and political relations	A person, usually working in a group, who attacks and robs ships at sea.	Person/Thing
+4016	MICROSCOPE	Basic actions and technology	An optical instrument for viewing very small objects such as cells, typically magnified several hundred times.	Person/Thing
+4017	JELLYFISH	Animals	A marine animal, free-swimming, also known as medusa, with a jellylike saucer-shaped and nearly transparent body, and tentacles with stinging cells.	Person/Thing
+4018	BLOUSE	Clothing and grooming	An upper garment, which resembles a shirt, worn usually by women and girls.	Person/Thing
+4019	CIGAR	Modern world	A rolled bundle of dried and fermented tobacco leaves of various sizes, which is made to be smoked.	Person/Thing
+4020	CLOWN	Social and political relations	A person, artist and entertainer, who performs comedy and arts, usually wearing exaggerated makeup and a special costume, often in a circus.	Person/Thing
+4021	DINOSAUR	Animals	A diverse group of reptiles, now extinct, in many species reaching an enormous size.	Person/Thing
+4022	SUBMARINE	Modern world	A (war)ship that can travel underwater, usually equipped with a periscope and armed.	Person/Thing
+4023	VIOLIN	Speech and language	A small, wooden and bowed stringed musical instrument with four strings.	Person/Thing
+4024	SAXOPHONE	Speech and language	A musical instrument of the woodwind class consisting of a curved metal tube with finger keys and a mouthpiece.	Person/Thing
+4025	LANTERN	The house	A source of light (lamp-like) with a usually transparent case protecting either the flame or the lightbulb inside, commonly with a handle by which it can be carried.	Person/Thing
+4026	SAILBOAT	Motion	A type of boat propelled partly or entirely by sails, smaller than a sailing ship.	Person/Thing
+4027	BATHTUB	Modern world	A plastic, metal or ceramic container used for washing the whole body (bathing) when filled with water.	Person/Thing
+4028	ASHTRAY	The house	A small container or plate used for tobacco ash and cigarette ends.	Person/Thing
+4029	BABY CARRIAGE	Modern world	An item used for moving a baby around, also called a pram. It consists of a small bed-like structure and a frame on four wheels.	Person/Thing
+4030	DOORKNOB	The house	A handle used to open the door.	Person/Thing
+4031	IRON (PRESSING)	Modern world	A small house appliance used for pressing clothes.	Person/Thing	

concepticondata/conceptlists.tsv

@@ -448,4 +448,4 @@ Berry-1987-195	Berry, Christine and Berry, Keith	1987		195	basic	English, Indone
 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	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
 Hwang-2021-60	Hwang, Yu M. And Yoonhye, Na and Sung-Bom P.	2021		60	naming test, basic	English	Korean	https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0247118	Hwang2021		This is a newly developed categorical naming test (CNT) for stroke patients. It was created based on "The Frequency of Modern Korean Vocabulary" from the ([Yonsei University 1998](:bib:Yonsei1998)). The final list of 60 words includes only those that are drawable, have two to three syllables, and meet specific frequency criteria: at least 150 occurrences per million for high-frequency words and no more than 30 per million for low-frequency words. The final set of words was drawn as grayscale drawings and revised in an evaluation done by 10 undergraduate students. The final list includes items from two major semantic categories: living and man-made objects, 30 each.
 Needham-1897-262	Needham, Jack Francis	1897		262	basic	English	Muishaung	https://archive.org/details/collectionoffewm00needrich	Needham1897		This concept list was used to elicit lexical data for the Muishaung language of Myanmar and Northeast India. The list originally contains 262 items, but in a note column, additional items are added, displayed here with a *b* as number prefix. The original text occasionally uses *ditto* to refer to repeated words from preceding lines. Here, the intended word was used, preceded by an asterisk.	2-7	
-vanDort-2007-50	van Dort, Sandra and Vong, Etain and Razak, Rogayah A. and Kamal, Rahayu Mustaffa and Meng, Hooi Poh	2007		50	naming test, basic	English	Malay	http://journalarticle.ukm.my/1033/1/jurnal64.pdf	vanDort2007		This is a Malay version of the Boston Naming Test (M-BNT) and its normative data. The M-BNT follows closely the general administration procedures of the original Boston Naming Test (BNT) but is different in terms of item content. A total of 29 items from the original 60 items on the test were deemed culturally and linguistically valid for the Malay population and were therefore retained.
+vanDort-2007-50	van Dort, Sandra and Vong, Etain and Razak, Rogayah A. and Kamal, Rahayu Mustaffa and Meng, Hooi Poh	2007		50	naming test, basic	English	Malay	http://journalarticle.ukm.my/1033/1/jurnal64.pdf	vanDort2007		This is a Malay version of the Boston Naming Test (M-BNT) and its normative data. The M-BNT follows closely the general administration procedures of the original Boston Naming Test (BNT) but is different in terms of item content. A total of 29 items from the original 60 items on the test were deemed culturally and linguistically valid for the Malay population and were thus retained.