has place name

CURIE: gmeow:hasPlaceName
IRI: https://blackcatinformatics.ca/gmeow/hasPlaceName
Category: property
Defined by: gmeow:slices/names
Box roles: RBox role (What is this?)

Relates a geographic gmeow:Place to a structured gmeow:PlaceName (toponym) it bears; the place-scoped specialization of gmeow:hasAppellation, mirroring gmeow:hasName for persons. Non-functional — a place bears many co-equal names (endonym/exonym, multilingual, historical); none is primary, and superseded ones set gmeow:displayable false. The structured, first-class replacement for the retired flat gmeow:alternateName literal.

Structure

Property shape: object property; gmeow:Place -> gmeow:PlaceName Sub-property of: gmeow:hasAppellation

Practical Pattern

Use gmeow:hasPlaceName from gmeow:Place to gmeow:PlaceName when the relationship itself belongs in the native GMEOW graph.

Common Companion Terms

gmeow:hasAppellation, gmeow:Place, gmeow:PlaceName

Projects To

Profile	External Targets
`schema-org`	`schema`

External Equivalences

Equivalent or closely aligned targets: gn, pleiades, schema

Linkages

Generated from the canonical mapping DSL. SSSOM files are the generated public interchange form for term equivalences.

Term Equivalences

Source	Kind	Profile	Predicate/Relation	Target	Evidence
`gmeow:hasPlaceName`	equivalence	`-`	skos:broadMatch	gn:name	`gmeow-names.sssom.tsv`; `gmeow:eqNames035`; confidence 0.6
`gmeow:hasPlaceName`	equivalence	`-`	skos:closeMatch	pleiades:Name	`gmeow-places.sssom.tsv`; `gmeow:eqPlaces073`; confidence 0.8
`gmeow:hasPlaceName`	equivalence	`-`	skos:broadMatch	schema:name	`gmeow-names.sssom.tsv`; `gmeow:eqNames036`; confidence 0.5

Projection Coverage

Source	Kind	Profile	Predicate/Relation	Target	Evidence
`gmeow:hasPlaceName`	projection	`schema-org`	projects to / <=	schema:alternateName	`gmeow:mapSchemaPlaceAltName`; confidence 0.7; lossy: exonym selection is locale-relative; transform `gmeow:fnSelectExonym`
`gmeow:hasPlaceName`	projection	`schema-org`	projects to / <=	schema:name	`gmeow:mapSchemaPlaceAllNames`; confidence 0.8; lossy: namePurpose (endonym/exonym/superseded) is ignored; every displayable name is emitted as schema:name. The consumer receives all co-equal claims without privileging.
`gmeow:hasPlaceName`	projection	`schema-org`	projects to / <=	schema:name	`gmeow:mapSchemaPlaceGenericName`; confidence 0.8; lossy: competing-standpoint names and names with specific purposes dropped; transform `gmeow:fnSelectDisplayName`
`gmeow:hasPlaceName`	projection	`schema-org`	projects to / <=	schema:name	`gmeow:mapSchemaPlaceName`; confidence 0.8; lossy: projection frame = endonym-preferred; co-equal exonyms projected as schema:alternateName; non-displayable/superseded and competing-standpoint names dropped; transform `gmeow:fnSelectEndonym`

Usage Advice

Use when

Use to bear a structured toponym on a geographic place — an endonym, exonym, multilingual, or historical name; the place-scoped mirror of gmeow:hasName.

Avoid when

Avoid the retired flat gmeow:alternateName literal and avoid privileging one toponym as primary — names are co-equal; carry period and toponymic authority by promoting to a gmeow:PlaceNaming, and set superseded names gmeow:displayable false.

How to use

Assert one hasPlaceName triple per co-equal gmeow:PlaceName; tag endonym/exonym with gmeow:namePurpose on the name, and reify to a gmeow:PlaceNaming when authority or interval must be borne.

Examples

ex:istanbul gmeow:hasPlaceName ex:istanbulName, ex:constantinopleName.

Published Alignment Graph

Alignments

Relation	Target
`closeMatch`	`pleiades:Name`
`skos:broadMatch`	`gn:name`
`skos:broadMatch`	`schema:name`