lisavaidlike
Lisavaidlike is a term used in information science and linguistics to describe a design pattern for presenting related items in a compact, side-by-side format. The term has appeared in academic writing as a descriptive label rather than a formal standard, and its usage varies by field.
A lisavaidlike entry consists of a base category and a series of items that share a common
Applications include dictionaries, glossaries, taxonomies, metadata schemas, and knowledge graphs. In multilingual datasets, lisavaidlike structures help
Example: a lisavaidlike entry for fruit could list apple, banana, cherry with attributes such as color, typical
Limitations: the approach can be verbose and may not suit items with highly variable attributes. Its effectiveness
See also: data presentation, taxonomy, ontology, glossaries, cross-references.