Lexical resources are systematically organized repositories that document lexical units of one or more languages and encode information about their form, meaning, grammatical behavior, usage, and relations to other lexical units [1][2]. They encompass reference works and structured lexical databases, including dictionaries, glossaries, thesauri, terminological resources, and lexicons, whose entries may represent orthographic, phonological, morphological, syntactic, semantic, pragmatic, etymological, or translational properties [1]. A lexical resource is distinguished from an unstructured text collection by its explicit, entry-centred description and organization of lexical knowledge; although corpora may provide the evidential basis for lexicographic description, they do not themselves constitute lexical resources unless lexical information is selected, structured, and represented as such [1][2].