add solutions for abbreviations

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@@ -45,76 +45,103 @@ Read the above xml fragment this way:
  * ```f``` element: the <mark>word form</mark> of the token
  * ```l``` element: possible lemmata extracted from Morpheus (```<l2/>```) and PerseusUnderPhilologic (```<l1/>```) found by matching their word forms ```AND``` POS tags with those found in the present database. in ```<l1/>``` ```@o``` contains the original PerseusUnderPhilologic POS tag, which can be more informative than the Morpheus one. For example, ὃς in the above example is analyzed in PerseusUnderPhilologic as a relative provoun (```o="pr-s---mn-"```: see "r" in second position). Similarly, ὅδε is analyzed as a demonstative pronoun, while Morpheus simply treats it as a pronoun. One token may have more than one ```<l1/>``` and/or ```<l2/>``` elements associated.
 
-Meaning of abbreviations in t/@o:
+Meaning of abbreviations in t/@o (this value is the one used in Morpheus):
 
 * 1: part of speech
- * n noun
- * v verb
- * t participle
- * a adjective
- * d adverb
- * l article
- * g particle
- * c conjunction
- * r preposition
- * p pronoun
- * m numeral
- * i interjection
- * e exclamation
- * u punctuation
+ * ```n```: noun
+ * ```v```: verb
+ * ```t```: participle
+ * ```a```: adjective
+ * ```d```: adverb
+ * ```l```: article
+ * ```g```: particle
+ * ```c```: conjunction
+ * ```r```: preposition
+ * ```p```: pronoun
+ * ```m```: numeral
+ * ```i```: interjection
+ * ```e```: exclamation
+ * ```u```: punctuation
 
 2: person
- * 1 first person
- * 2 second person
- * 3 third person
+ * ```1```: first person
+ * ```2```: second person
+ * ```3```: third person
 
 * 3: number
- * s singular
- * p plural
- * d dual
+ * ```s```: singular
+ * ```p```: plural
+ * ```d```: dual
 
 * 4: tense
- * p present
- * i imperfect
- * r perfect
- * l pluperfect
- * t future perfect
- * f future
- * a aorist
+ * ```p```: present
+ * ```i```: imperfect
+ * ```r```: perfect
+ * ```l```: pluperfect
+ * ```t```: future perfect
+ * ```f```: future
+ * ```a```: aorist
 
 * 5: mood
- * i indicative
- * s subjunctive
- * o optative
- * n infinitive
- * m imperative
- * p participle
+ * ```i```: indicative
+ * ```s```: subjunctive
+ * ```o```: optative
+ * ```n```: infinitive
+ * ```m```: imperative
+ * ```p```: participle
 
 * 6: voice
- * a active
- * p passive
- * m middle
- * e medio-passive
+ * ```a```: active
+ * ```p```: passive
+ * ```m```: middle
+ * ```e```: medio-passive
 
 * 7: gender
- * m masculine
- * f feminine
- * n neuter
+ * ```m```: masculine
+ * ```f```: feminine
+ * ```n```: neuter
 
 * 8: case
- * n nominative
- * g genitive
- * d dative
- * a accusative
- * v vocative
- * l locative
+ * ```n```: nominative
+ * ```g```: genitive
+ * ```d```: dative
+ * ```a```: accusative
+ * ```v```: vocative
+ * ```l```: locative
 
 * 9: degree
- * c comparative
- * s superlative
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+ * ```c```: comparative
+ * ```s```: superlative
+
+The meaning of abbreviations in t/l/l1/@o (used in MorpheusUnderPhilologic) is the same as that in Morpheus (see above) except for the first two
+characters. Read them like this:
+
+* ```ae```: proper adjective (e.g., Ἀθηναῖος). 
+* ```ne```: proper noun (eg., Ζεύς)
+* ```d-```: adverb" (eg., οὐ)
+* ```dd```: demonstrative adverb (eg., ταύτῃ)
+* ```de```: proper name adverb (eg., Ἀθήναζε)
+* ```di```: interrogative adverb (eg., ποῦ)
+* ```dr```: relative adverb (eg., οἷ)
+* ```dx```: indefinite adverb (eg., που)
+* ```c-```: conjunction (eg., καί)
+* ```r-```: preposition 
+* ```p-```: pronoun
+* ```pa```: definite article
+* ```pc```: reciprocal pronoun (eg., ἀλλήλους)
+* ```pd```: demonstrative pronoun (eg., οὗτος)
+* ```pi```: interrogative pronoun (eg., τίς)
+* ```pk```: reflexive pronoun (eg., σεαυτόν)
+* ```pp```: personal pronoun (eg., με)
+* ```pr```: relative pronoun (eg., ὅς) 
+* ```ps```: possessive pronoun (eg., ἐμός)
+* ```px```: indefinite pronoun (eg., τις)
+* ```m-```: numeral
+* ```i-```: interjection (eg., ὀτοτοί)
+* ```e```: exclamation
+* ```y```: math term or abbrev for all of Euclid's ΑΒΓ geometrical figures
+* ```g-```: particle
+* ```gm```: modal particle" (eg., κε)
 
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