name part type

The kind of a name part (a gmeow:NamePartType value). Functional: a single part has one kind — a part that is both a surname and a patronymic is modelled as two parts.

Structure

Property shape: object property; gmeow:NamePart -> gmeow:NamePartType; functional

Practical Pattern

Use gmeow:namePartType from gmeow:NamePart to gmeow:NamePartType when the relationship itself belongs in the native GMEOW graph.

Example Snippets

These snippets are generated from canonical slice examples and trimmed to the Turtle blocks where this term appears.

Person Names

ex:partGiven a gmeow:NamePart ;
    gmeow:namePartType gmeow:namePartGiven ; gmeow:partText "Robin" ; gmeow:partOrder 0 .
ex:partMiddle a gmeow:NamePart ;
    gmeow:namePartType gmeow:namePartMiddle ; gmeow:partText "Avery" ; gmeow:partOrder 1 .
ex:partSurname a gmeow:NamePart ;
    gmeow:namePartType gmeow:namePartSurname ; gmeow:partText "Chen" ; gmeow:partOrder 2 .

Common Companion Terms

gmeow:NamePart, gmeow:NamePartType

Projects To

Profile External Targets
foaf foaf
schema-org schema
vcard rdf, vcard

Linkages

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

Projection Coverage

Source Kind Profile Predicate/Relation Target Evidence
gmeow:namePartType projection foaf projects to / <= foaf:familyName gmeow:mapFoafFamilyName; lossy: non-displayable names (deadnames) dropped
gmeow:namePartType projection foaf projects to / <= foaf:givenName gmeow:mapFoafGivenName; lossy: non-displayable names (deadnames) dropped
gmeow:namePartType projection schema-org projects to / <= schema:familyName gmeow:mapSchemaFamilyName
gmeow:namePartType projection schema-org projects to / <= schema:givenName gmeow:mapSchemaGivenName
gmeow:namePartType projection vcard projects to / = rdf:type, vcard:Name, vcard:family-name, vcard:hasName gmeow:mapVcardFamilyName
gmeow:namePartType projection vcard projects to / = rdf:type, vcard:Name, vcard:given-name, vcard:hasName gmeow:mapVcardGivenName

Usage Advice

Use when

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How to use

Examples