# NAMING LEXICON
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# The word knowledge the naming checks need and cannot derive. No script can
# decide on its own that "qualified" is a participle and "ordinal" an adjective.
#
# Anything absent from this file is not a violation: it is reported as REVIEW.
# A checker that guessed would either block on false positives or, worse, stay
# silent on real ones. Adding a word here is a deliberate act, reviewed like any
# other change to the vocabulary.
#
# Consumed by check_tbox_naming.py.
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# VERBS — TN-009. A relation begins with one of these.
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active_verbs:
- belongs
- computes
- consumes
- constrains
- contains
- depends
- exposes
- has
- lives
- measures
- packages
- produces
- references
- represents
- serves
- sources
- stores
- uses

# A past participle is a verb in first position (TN-009). Listed separately
# because the two forms read differently on an edge: the active says what the
# subject does, the participial what was done to it.
participles:
- computed
- derived
- governed
- hosted
- monitored
- operated
- owned
- packaged
- qualified
- served
- sourced
- stored

# The copula, admitted by TN-010 on object properties only.
copula:
- is

# TN-009: an adverb qualifying the verb is transparent. The checker skips it and
# tests the token that follows.
adverbs:
- primarily
- fully
- partially
- directly
- initially
- currently

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# ACRONYMS — TN-002 and TN-019.
# Forbidden in an IRI, with the single exception of TN-011: a relation
# reproducing the short label of the class it targets carries it as it stands.
# Listed so that the checker names what it found rather than reporting an
# anonymous run of capitals.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------

known_acronyms:
  BI: Business Intelligence
  KPI: Key Performance Indicator
  DD: Data Domain
  SD: Data Sub Domain
  BO: Business Object
  DDO: Data Domain Owner
  SDO: Data Sub Domain Owner
  PO: Data Product Owner
  DGL: Data Governance Lead
  URI: Uniform Resource Identifier
  URL: Uniform Resource Locator
  API: Application Programming Interface
  SQL: Structured Query Language
  ETL: Extract Transform Load
  UAT: User Acceptance Testing

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# TYPE WORDS — TN-005. A class name carries none of these unless the word names
# a genuine abstraction of the model, which the exceptions below record.
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type_words:
- Entity
- Item
- Element
- Thing
- Record

type_word_exceptions:
- MetaModelObject
- DefinedObject
- CapturedObject
- OwnershipLayerObject
- BusinessLayerObject
- LogicalLayerObject
- PhysicalLayerObject
- DeliveryLayerObject
- ConsumptionLayerObject
- GovernanceLayerObject
- BusinessObject
- DataElement

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# PLURALS — TN-005. A class name is singular. English plural detection is
# unreliable, so the checker reports a suspected plural as REVIEW and this list
# silences the words that only look plural.
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not_plural:
- Status
- Address
- Business
- Analysis
- Schema

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# RELATIONAL SUFFIXES — TN-014. Reserved for object properties. An attribute
# ending in one of these reads as an edge and will be mistaken for one.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------

relational_suffixes:
- By
- In
- From
- On
- To

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# DATE RANGES — TN-013. A property of one of these ranges is a date attribute
# and takes the nominal form.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------

date_ranges:
- "http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#date"
- "http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#dateTime"