The original Wordnet is not in SQL format. I found these two as SQL converters
http://www.semantilog.org/wn2sql.html#word https://wnsql.sourceforge.net/
There may be others. Could you help me in choosing between them or suggesting any others?
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1Dear Handsome, could you please detail, what exactly you‘re looking for in these converters? Depending on what you want to achieve, recommendations might be very different. Please edit that into your question, as that will increase probability of receiving a meaningful answer. Ty– GrimaldiJan 24 at 17:29
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The Wordnet site includes links to some of the widely used application programming interfaces available for accessing WordNet using various programming languages and environments.– knbJan 25 at 16:36
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@Grimaldi could you advise what is better for each application? I need SQL version of Wordnet– Handsome NerdJan 26 at 3:56
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If you're looking for lookup of synonyms and iterating the connections between synsets and such, then I'd recommend the RDF version of wordnet. If you're intending to calculate counts, sums and/or create tables from wordnet, then use one of the SQL converterts. Looking at the schemas, there's little difference between those two. Both more or less follow the wordnet structure and do not add any denormalization to speed up queries, AFAICT. If you'd provide some hints of what exactly you're planning to use wordnet wfor, other's may be able to help. I am not.– GrimaldiJan 27 at 16:40
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