Talk:Q21510863

Autodescription — used as qualifier constraint (Q21510863)

description: type of constraint for Wikidata properties: used to specify that a property must only be used as a qualifier

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• Report on constraint conformation of “used as qualifier constraint” claims and statements. Constraints report for items data

• Number of statements about used as qualifier constraint by property (query)

• All claims about used as qualifier constraint (query)

• List of items with same label (query)

• List of lexemes with sense used as qualifier constraint (query)

Classification of the class used as qualifier constraint (Q21510863)   

For help about classification, see Wikidata:Classification.

Parent classes (classes of items which contain this one item)

• used as qualifier constraint (Q21510863)
  • property constraint (Q21502402)
    • Wikidata property definition (Q19902884)
      • definition (Q101072)
        • proposition (Q108163)
          • mathematical object (Q246672)
            • mathematical concept (Q24034552)
              • concept (Q151885)
                • abstract entity (Q7048977) ^(@)→
                • representation (Q1272626) ^(%)→
                • social object (Q7551287) ^(●)→
            • information object (Q141159005)
              • information entity (Q141514550)
                • ^→(§) particular (Q6502323)
                  • individual item (Q132907471)
                    • entity (Q35120) ⊸
              • ^→(●) social object (Q7551287)
                • non-physical object (Q141542650)
                  • object (Q488383) ^…
                  • continuant (Q103940464) ^…
                  • presential (Q141214836) ^…
                  • non-physical endurant (DOLCE) (Q141159324) ^…
                  • semi-abstract entity or generically dependent continuant (Q141533852) ^(¤)→
                • persistent entity (Q141250146)
                  • continuant (Q103940464) ^…
                  • endurant (Q141493485) ^…
            • information content or representation form (Q141537802)
              • ^→(¤) semi-abstract entity or generically dependent continuant (Q141533852)
                • particular (Q6502323) ^(§)→
          • idea (Q131841)
            • mental representation (Q2145290)
              • ^→(%) representation (Q1272626)
                • specifically dependent continuant (Q123240632)
                  • continuant (Q103940464) ^…
                  • specifically dependent entity (Q141214410) ^…
                  • dependent continuant (Q141195507) ^…
          • descriptive content entity (Q141328123)
            • language entity (Q141152464)
              • soft symbol sequence (Q141539432)
                • symbol sequence (Q141539429)
                  • ordinary form (Q141539427)
                    • representation form (Q141537687) ^…
    • property restriction (Q141647679)
      • class (Q16889133)
        • class (Q5127848)
          • collective entity (Q99527517)
            • entity (Q35120) ⊸
          • ^→(@) abstract entity (Q7048977)
            • entity (Q35120) ⊸

Subclasses (classes which contain special kinds of items of this class)

⟨used as qualifier constraint⟩ on wikidata tree visualisation (external tool)(depth=1) — on Wikidata Graph Builder ; depth= [1 - 2 - 3 - 5 - 10 ]

Generic queries for classes

• Number of subclasses (query)

• List of subclasses

• List of direct subclasses

• Number of instances (query)

• Count of instances by class (query)

• List of instances (query)

• List of most frequent properties for items of this class (query)

• Properties suggested for this class (query)

See also

• This documentation is generated using {{Item documentation}}.

be-tarask

Hello Red Winged Duck,
I don't understand your change. There is this page, but I am not a specialist in тарашкевіца. Would you be so kind as to explain the difference between the two forms to me, please? (in english) Cordially. —Eihel (talk) 00:27, 3 April 2020 (UTC)

Belarusian language has grammatical cases, so spelling of one word can vary depending on position in sentence. «Вікізьвесткі» is nominative case and «Вікізьвестак» — genitive case. --Red Winged Duck (talk) 09:53, 3 April 2020 (UTC)