Abstract:
The present invention relates to an electronic dictionary system with a tree structure and its output, or more particularly to an electronic dictionary system and its output, which comprises all the words in a dictionary in a tree structure, wherein said system displays a word in a tree structure or in specified color allocated by said tree structure; allows easy comprehension in a visual manner by relating the meaning of the word to the general association of its adjacent words; and allows expression of an inputted sentence in a flow of specified colors indicating the basic concepts.

Description:
CROSS REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS  
         [0001]    This application claims priority under 35 U.S.C. §119(a) to Korean Patent Application Nos. 2001-0051398, filed in Korea on Aug. 24, 2001 and 2001-0062112, filed in Korea on Oct. 9, 2001, which are incorporated herein by reference to its entirety.  
         FIELD OF THE INVENTION  
         [0002]    The present invention relates to an electronic dictionary system with a tree structure and its output, or more particularly to an electronic dictionary system and its output, which comprises all the words in a dictionary in a tree structure, wherein said system displays a word in a tree structure or in specified color allocated by said tree structure; allows easy comprehension in a visual manner by relating the meaning of the word to the general association of its adjacent words; and allows expression of an inputted sentence in a flow of specified colors indicating the basic concepts.  
         BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION  
         [0003]    Generally, man performs perceptive acts of a variety. They are motivated by his inborn faculty of perception and they are expressions of various ideas he comes to embrace in the form of literature, science, the arts, etc.  
           [0004]    Of these all, expression of thoughts and ideas of high level, in particular, by means of a language and letters for exchange with and among his fellows is the most common aspect of man&#39;s everyday life and, probably, a pride for man alone.  
           [0005]    Yet conveyance of ideas via letters is only possible by the writing systems certain masses of persons acquire by learning and share among themselves, the activity attributable to the postnatal and secondary activities of man&#39;s brains.  
           [0006]    Man&#39;s brains react to external influences perceived and conveyed by his sense organs and form them into particular concepts, which he records with letters or transmits to others, thereby materializing exchange of ideas. Words transcribed in letters agreed upon to mean a given feeling (or idea) represent particular ideas.  
           [0007]    Man uses words as media for exchange of ideas, as said above. Yet, in actual exchange, conveyance of one&#39;s idea by means of words must pass the two steps of work of transforming one&#39;s idea in his mind into appropriate words and of giving them outward expression, while the other also has, on his part, to undertake the two steps of work of perceiving the acoustically or visually expressed words and of transforming them into the ideas which the words represent.  
           [0008]    Conveyance of an idea (thought) by words is hardly straightforward enough, therefore, and the speed of conveyance is slow, precise conveyance of ideas being difficult on occasions due to some differences or peculiarities of concepts pertaining to words which each individual is in possession of.  
           [0009]    Since words are not the emotions or feelings themselves to be had through the variegated hues visually perceivable but require, for perception, the mediation of such mental activities like those of highly logical circuits which convert words into concepts or ideas, they are hardly free from failure in direct sensory appeal of the feelings they carry.  
           [0010]    Works of the fine arts, unlike words, can do the straightforward conveyance of emotions through delicate harmony of hues, and it is only because a direct conveyance of emotions is accomplished through vision.  
           [0011]    It is for this feature, for instance, that conveyance through hues is considered particularly preferred as a technique of advertisement which especially demands immediate and vivid transmission of messages.  
           [0012]    If conveyance of ideas is rendered possible through hues, which are thus regarded as the fastest and most straightforward in man&#39;s sensation, it may prove a useful implement for conveyance of ideas in many a different field.  
           [0013]    As to dictionaries, intended to help people with correct use of words, which are the very tools indispensable for conveyance of man&#39;s ideas, most of them are mere collections of words arranged in the alphabetical order of their first letters.  
           [0014]    In the case of conventional dictionaries, especially the electronic dictionaries which are of growing popularity because of their convenience, too, interpretation or explanation of each entry only takes the form of a mere arrangement of explanatory words or sentences, and therefore it is practically impossible to see either the status of an entry in the general system of words it occupies or its relationships to other words.  
           [0015]    In the system of conventional electronic dictionaries, therefore, there is difficulty in comprehensively grasping the relationships which an entry word has with other words in its neighborhood.  
           [0016]    The present time witnesses the rise of man&#39;s wishes for various forms of self-expression and is in demand of various means of expressing his ideas, while at the same time man has desire to learn, visually, only the specific meaning (idea) he needs of all information descriptive of other persons&#39; intention, but there is indeed no efficient means to satisfy such a desire of his.  
         SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION  
         [0017]    The present invention has been perfected with an objective to overcome all such difficulties or problems inherent in the conventional electronic dictionary systems and provide a new system, by which the interrelationships of words with other words for the neighboring ideas can be seen with ease.  
           [0018]    Another objective of the present invention is to provide an output product of the new system giving words&#39; structures in the interrelationship with their neighboring words.  
           [0019]    A third objective of the present invention is to provide an electronic dictionary system by which a series of sentences can be output in a flow of the colors expressive of particular ideas.  
           [0020]    A fourth objective of the present invention is to facilitate perception of the changes of man&#39;s feelings or natures through changes of hues.  
           [0021]    The present invention aimed at achievement of all these objectives is described in detail below, the attached drawings being referred to whenever deemed desirable. 
       
    
    
     BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS  
       [0022]    [0022]FIG. 1 is a conceptual diagram to show the tree structure with the word ‘ecstasy’ as a basic word according to one example of the present invention.  
         [0023]    [0023]FIG. 2 is a conceptual diagram to show the tree structure with the word ‘virtuous’ as a basic word according to another example of the present invention.  
         [0024]    [0024]FIG. 3 is a drawing, which shows one example of output according to the present invention.  
         [0025]    [0025]FIG. 4 shows a drawing, which shows another example of output according to the present invention.  
         [0026]    [0026]FIG. 5 shows a drawing, which shows still another example of output according to the present invention.  
     
    
     DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS  
       [0027]    The present invention is founded on the basis of a rendition of words in tree-like structures.  
         [0028]    In other words, each entry word is expressed in a tree-like structure.  
         [0029]    The tree-like structure, as will be seen in FIGS. 1 and 2 below, is made of a framework, in which a basic word for a basic concept is placed at the tree-top, followed beneath it by lesser words on the first lower branches explaining the basic word above, which, in turn, are followed beneath by still lesser words on the second lower branches explaining the first lower branch words above, once again followed beneath by still lesser words on the third lower branches explaining the second lower branch words above, yet to be followed again and again in continuation by words of lesser statures only to end at an xth lower branches, all these ramifications together forming the structure of a tree.  
         [0030]    Many branches constituting a huge whole tree structure, an electronic dictionary system is so compiled that every word finds its places somewhere on any one or more particular branches of an individual tree structure.  
         [0031]    Such a tree-structure preferably forms the basic framework of the memory system basically provided by an electronic dictionary system, and can also be made use of in many various devices and methods which must have their expression by way of words or vocabulary.  
         [0032]    Now FIGS. 1 and 2 show examples of individual tree structures, the branches arranged laterally, constituting the entire tree structure, in which each individual branch neighbors other individual trees with the closest relationships; a word on the outermost side of a branch may very well overlap a word on its immediate neighbor, and in such a case a word on the interlacing branches may either be decided where it is to be taken to belong to by its greater proximity to either of the two or just be left alone as it overlaps.  
         [0033]    In FIG. 1, the word ‘ecstasy’ on the top of the tree structure makes the basic word, and the words ‘pleased’ and ‘glad’ being the first lower branch words, and the words ‘cozy’, ‘merry’, and ‘satisfied’ the second-lower branch words, to be followed beneath by the third, fourth, fifth lower branch words and so on in the same way.  
         [0034]    The numerical figures shown on the right side of the tree structure indicate the orders of the lower branches, or stand for the depth of each word in significance.  
         [0035]    Below, a preferable method for organizing such a tree structure as above is given in detail.  
         [0036]    First it may be that for each entry word in a dictionary, the sentences to explain it can be arranged in series, then the sentences which explain each word in the foregoing explanatory sentences are arranged in series, and by repetition of this way of arrangement a number of explanatory sentences and the words in them, all derived from the basic, can be orderly arranged.  
         [0037]    Illustrations of this are clearly to be seen in Examples 1 and 2.  
       EXAMPLE 1  
       [0038]    ecstasy: gladness and pleased  
         [0039]    pleased: cozy and merry (because of internal reasons)  
         [0040]    glad: satisfied (because of external reasons)  
         [0041]    cozy:  
         [0042]    {circle over (1)} soft from a feeling of warmth and comfort  
         [0043]    {circle over (2)} (in winter weather) windless and warm  
         [0044]    [0044] {circle over (3)}  (feeling or atmosphere) not sad, beloved, and quiet  
         [0045]    merry: mirthful and feeling happy, good  
         [0046]    satisfied: feeling a warm in mind and delightful, cozy and merry  
         [0047]    beloved: closely attached, full of tenderness, loving  
         [0048]    quiet: comfortable, calm, having no trouble and tranquil  
         [0049]    mirth: elegance and nice taste, please &amp; good  
         [0050]    good:  
         [0051]    {circle over (1)} clear (weather), clean  
         [0052]    {circle over (2)} happy  
         [0053]    {circle over (3)} beautiful  
         [0054]    [0054] {circle over (4)}  good, spare  
         [0055]    {circle over (5)} efficient  
         [0056]    {circle over (6)} better  
         [0057]    {circle over (7)} no matter, no problem  
         [0058]    {circle over (8)} auspicious  
         [0059]    {circle over (9)} make peace  
         [0060]    {circle over (10)} appropriate  
         [0061]    {circle over (11)} insensitive or benumbed  
         [0062]    {circle over (12)} not bad to hear or nice to the ear  
         [0063]    {circle over (13)} word of agreement with or appreciation of what the other one says  
         [0064]    loving:  
         [0065]    {circle over (1)} have a kind heart  
         [0066]    [0066] {circle over (2)}  warm acquaintance, rely amicable  
         [0067]    comfortable:  
         [0068]    [0068] {circle over (1)}  carefree and good, soft and warm  
         [0069]    {circle over (2)} not awkward or well and safe  
         [0070]    calm:  
         [0071]    {circle over (1)} soundless and silent  
         [0072]    {circle over (2)} not fussy but scrupulous and meek  
         [0073]    [0073] {circle over (3)}  not noisy tranquil and leisurely  
         [0074]    {circle over (4)} not quarrelsome but tranquil and leisurely  
         [0075]    tranquil: calm and silent, peaceful and comfortable  
         [0076]    amicable:  
         [0077]    {circle over (1)} affectionate and friendly  
         [0078]    [0078] {circle over (2)}  fond and loving or love  
         [0079]    {circle over (3)} loveable enough, worthy of endearment  
         [0080]    carefree:  
         [0081]    [0081] {circle over (1)}  contented, satisfied, good, having no pains nor inconveniences  
         [0082]    {circle over (2)} easy, not painful nor troublesome  
         [0083]    leisurely: not busy, spare time (done in a relaxed way, with out hurrying)  
         [0084]    silent:  
         [0085]    [0085] {circle over (1)}  noiseless, calm  
         [0086]    {circle over (2)} placid  
         [0087]    {circle over (3)} peaceful without making complaints  
         [0088]    fond:  
         [0089]    [0089] {circle over (1)}  juicy, to like come one very much  
         [0090]    {circle over (2)} effective and steady going  
         [0091]    love: cute and loveable  
         [0092]    spare: additional, lenient  
         [0093]    peaceful: have a peaceful feeling, calm  
         [0094]    peace:  
         [0095]    [0095] {circle over (1)}  (atmosphere) soft and warm without any problems  
         [0096]    {circle over (2)} tranquil, without war  
         [0097]    juicy:  
         [0098]    [0098] {circle over (1)}  beautiful and amicable in various ways  
         [0099]    {circle over (2)} amusing and pleased  
         [0100]    {circle over (3)} feeling interested  
         [0101]    cute: fair and pretty, beautiful  
         [0102]    lenient:  
         [0103]    [0103] {circle over (1)}  not strict  
         [0104]    {circle over (2)} (living) rich, wealthy  
         [0105]    soft:  
         [0106]    [0106] {circle over (1)}  not rough but mellow  
         [0107]    {circle over (2)} (of nature) sweet and docile  
         [0108]    warm:  
         [0109]    {circle over (1)} (temperature) enough to make persons feel comfortable  
         [0110]    {circle over (2)} (feeling or sensation) beloved and cozy  
         [0111]    beautiful:  
         [0112]    [0112] {circle over (1)}  fair, good looking and satisfactory to mind, pretty  
         [0113]    {circle over (2)} good and commendable  
         [0114]    {circle over (3)} private and personal  
         [0115]    fun: juicy, have pleasure and mirth  
         [0116]    pretty:  
         [0117]    [0117] {circle over (1)}  fresh and beautiful  
         [0118]    {circle over (2)} soft and not rough  
         [0119]    {circle over (3)} little and thin  
         [0120]    {circle over (4)} tender and mild no trouble, no quarrel, calm and comfortable  
         [0121]    fair: cute and beautiful  
         [0122]    mirth: pleased and refreshing  
         [0123]    fresh:  
         [0124]    [0124] {circle over (1)}  (feeling or sensation) clear, trim and cool  
         [0125]    {circle over (2)} (action) smart and quick  
         [0126]    {circle over (3)} (shape) compact and chic  
         [0127]    refreshed: feel rid of burden and unworried, cool and unweight  
         [0128]    trim:  
         [0129]    {circle over (1)} neither dirty nor filthy  
         [0130]    [0130] {circle over (2)}  free of impurities and lucid  
         [0131]    {circle over (3)} all gone and utterly empty  
         [0132]    [0132] {circle over (4)}  (nature and behavior) pure and righteous, free of faults or irregularities, pure and proper  
         [0133]    unweight: relieved and light  
         [0134]    cool:  
         [0135]    {circle over (1)} rid of heat  
         [0136]    [0136] {circle over (2)}  feel relived (with problems solved) and nimble  
         [0137]    {circle over (3)} (speech and manner) undisturbed or open-minded  
         [0138]    {circle over (4)} feel refreshed upon relief of nature  
         [0139]    {circle over (5)} feel openness (nothing to block sight)  
         [0140]    {circle over (6)} (tastes of soup or the like) not too thick but light and properly thin  
         [0141]    lucid:  
         [0142]    {circle over (1)} plain-minded, plain-headed  
         [0143]    {circle over (2)} (things) clean and transparent  
         [0144]    [0144] {circle over (3)}  (weather or voice) neither cloudy nor thick, refreshed and green  
         [0145]    {circle over (4)} (air) fresh and invigorating  
         [0146]    {circle over (5)} (person) naive and unsophisticated  
         [0147]    {circle over (6)} clean, free of corruption or dishonesty  
         [0148]    relieved:  
         [0149]    {circle over (1)} feel satisfied as if water brash is cured off  
         [0150]    [0150] {circle over (2)}  readily and cool (upon removal of unrest or worries)  
         [0151]    nimble:  
         [0152]    {circle over (1)} quite light  
         [0153]    [0153] {circle over (2)}  feel quite free, quite refresh  
         [0154]    light:  
         [0155]    {circle over (1)} less weight, easy to lift or wield  
         [0156]    {circle over (2)} less important  
         [0157]    {circle over (3)} insincere  
         [0158]    [0158] {circle over (4)}  free and cheerful  
         [0159]    {circle over (5)} weak  
         [0160]    green:  
         [0161]    {circle over (1)} new and fresh  
         [0162]    {circle over (2)} fresh and paint  
         [0163]    readily:  
         [0164]    fairly handy (easy to lift or use)  
         [0165]    [0165] {circle over (2)}  (feel) relieved and light, refreshed and eased  
         [0166]    free:  
         [0167]    [0167] {circle over (1)}  unburden and nimble  
         [0168]    {circle over (2)} easy to handle and not serious  
         [0169]    [0169] {circle over (3)}  (not burdensome) light and fine  
         [0170]    cheerful:  
         [0171]    [0171] {circle over (1)}  feel light and revived, fine and refreshed  
         [0172]    {circle over (2)} light and nimble of bodily movement  
         [0173]    new:  
         [0174]    [0174] {circle over (1)}  (make or create) recent  
         [0175]    {circle over (2)} different from the past  
         [0176]    {circle over (3)} feel keenly ness towards the necessity  
         [0177]    eased:  
         [0178]    [0178] {circle over (1)}  feel good and light-hearted and refreshed  
         [0179]    {circle over (2)} (food) clean and nice  
         [0180]    fine:  
         [0181]    {circle over (1)} quite easy (to lift or handle)  
         [0182]    [0182] {circle over (2)}  (feel) relieved and light  
       EXAMPLE 2  
       [0183]    Virtuous: nice or benign  
         [0184]    Nice: Correct and benign (in speech and manner), fair and gracious (of mind)  
         [0185]    benign:  
         [0186]    [0186] {circle over (1)}  broad of mind, sympathy, sagacious and rice, reputed as virtuous, iderance  
         [0187]    {circle over (2)} look sagacious  
         [0188]    {circle over (3)} suitable (the hour or times), good  
         [0189]    correct:  
         [0190]    [0190] {circle over (1)}  untwisted, unbent, just  
         [0191]    {circle over (2)} truthful, righteous  
         [0192]    [0192] {circle over (3)}  honest or proper or true  
         [0193]    {circle over (4)} warm, being shined by the sun  
         [0194]    fair:  
         [0195]    [0195] {circle over (1)}  fresh and beautiful  
         [0196]    {circle over (2)} not rough but soft  
         [0197]    {circle over (3)} tiny and thin  
         [0198]    [0198] {circle over (4)}  tender and docile  
         [0199]    {circle over (5)} comfortable without trouble or disturbances  
         [0200]    tolerant: broad-minded, generous  
         [0201]    sympathy:  
         [0202]    {circle over (1)} man&#39;s heart, sensation, condition  
         [0203]    [0203] {circle over (2)}  warmth toward others  
         [0204]    {circle over (3)} (of old) bribe or gift  
         [0205]    sagacious: wisdom and clever, warm  
         [0206]    wisdom: ability to distinguish right and wrong, experience, knowledge  
         [0207]    reputation: fame and honor won by virtue  
         [0208]    true:  
         [0209]    [0209] {circle over (1)}  honest, absence of falsity  
         [0210]    {circle over (2)} true to facts  
         [0211]    proper: straightforward ad correct, right and true  
         [0212]    honest: right and straight (of mind)  
         [0213]    fresh:  
         [0214]    [0214] {circle over (1)}  (feeling or sensation) trim and cool  
         [0215]    {circle over (2)} (action) smart and quick  
         [0216]    {circle over (3)} (shape) compact and chic  
         [0217]    beautiful:  
         [0218]    [0218] {circle over (1)}  fair, pair sweet looking and (satisfactory to mind) pretty  
         [0219]    {circle over (2)} good and commendable  
         [0220]    {circle over (3)} private and personal  
         [0221]    tender: compliant and mild in nature, soft  
         [0222]    docile:  
         [0223]    [0223] {circle over (1)}  mild of nature, soft  
         [0224]    {circle over (2)} doesn&#39;t taste too strong  
         [0225]    {circle over (3)} things are without a hitch  
         [0226]    broad:  
         [0227]    [0227] {circle over (1)}  large area  
         [0228]    {circle over (2)} long width  
         [0229]    {circle over (3)} (mind) tolerant  
         [0230]    {circle over (4)} associated with many people  
         [0231]    large:  
         [0232]    {circle over (1)} (length or volume) rather unusual  
         [0233]    {circle over (2)} (height) greater than normal  
         [0234]    {circle over (3)} more hard, extreme and stronger than normal  
         [0235]    {circle over (4)} (magnanimity) broad  
         [0236]    [0236] {circle over (5)}  (person&#39;s nature) conspicuous or distinct  
         [0237]    {circle over (6)} (a month) have more number of days than normal days in a month  
         [0238]    {circle over (7)} extended range  
         [0239]    generous: tolerant in mind  
         [0240]    warm:  
         [0241]    {circle over (1)} (temperature) enough to make persons feel comfortable  
         [0242]    [0242] {circle over (2)}  (feeling or sensation) amicable and cozy  
         [0243]    virtue: benign and nice behavior, gracious behavior  
         [0244]    honor: credit and popularity, respect  
         [0245]    straight:  
         [0246]    {circle over (1)} right  
         [0247]    [0247] {circle over (2)}  unbent, honest  
         [0248]    right: fit to class, reasonable, just  
         [0249]    trim:  
         [0250]    {circle over (1)} neither dirty nor filthy  
         [0251]    {circle over (2)} free of impurities and lucid  
         [0252]    {circle over (3)} all gone and utterly empty  
         [0253]    [0253] {circle over (4)}  (nature and behavior) pure and righteous, free of faults or irregularities, pure and proper or lucid  
         [0254]    cool:  
         [0255]    [0255] {circle over (1)}  rid of heat, suave  
         [0256]    {circle over (2)} feel relived (with problems solved) and nimble  
         [0257]    {circle over (3)} (speech and manner) undisturbed or open-minded  
         [0258]    {circle over (4)} feel refreshed upon relief of nature  
         [0259]    {circle over (5)} feel openness (nothing to block sight)  
         [0260]    {circle over (6)} (tastes of soup or the like) not too thick but light and just properly thin  
         [0261]    fair: cute and beautiful  
         [0262]    magnificent:  
         [0263]    [0263] {circle over (1)}  (speech or personality) very good  
         [0264]    {circle over (2)} praise worthy, good, well or wonderful  
         [0265]    {circle over (3)} (face, attitude, view) very beautiful, satisfactory  
         [0266]    admirable: magnificent and glorious, laudable  
         [0267]    soft:  
         [0268]    {circle over (1)} not rough but mellow  
         [0269]    [0269] {circle over (2)}  (of nature) pretty and docile  
         [0270]    conspicuous:  
         [0271]    {circle over (1)} be known, easy to notice  
         [0272]    [0272] {circle over (2)}  distinct  
         [0273]    cute: pretty and fair  
         [0274]    distinct: make clear  
         [0275]    amicable:  
         [0276]    {circle over (1)} affectionate and friendly  
         [0277]    [0277] {circle over (2)}  fond and loving or love  
         [0278]    {circle over (3)} loveable enough to worth endearment  
         [0279]    cozy:  
         [0280]    {circle over (1)} soft from a feeling of warmth and comfort  
         [0281]    {circle over (2)} (in winter weather) windless and warm  
         [0282]    [0282] {circle over (3)}  (feeling or atmosphere) not sad, beloved and quiet  
         [0283]    gracious: having goodness  
         [0284]    goodness:  
         [0285]    [0285] {circle over (1)}  tolerant and nice character  
         [0286]    {circle over (2)} helping, favor, indebtedness  
         [0287]    just: right and proper, reasonable  
         [0288]    lucid:  
         [0289]    {circle over (1)} plain-minded, plain-headed  
         [0290]    {circle over (2)} (things) clean and transparent  
         [0291]    {circle over (3)} (weather or voice) neither cloudy nor thick  
         [0292]    {circle over (4)} (air) fresh and invigorating  
         [0293]    [0293] {circle over (5)}  (person) naive and unsophisticated  
         [0294]    {circle over (6)} clean, free of corruption or dishonesty  
         [0295]    pure:  
         [0296]    [0296] {circle over (1)}  clean and unadulterated, trim  
         [0297]    {circle over (2)} chaste and clean in body and mind  
         [0298]    suave: (shape or character) soft and tender  
         [0299]    glorious:  
         [0300]    [0300] {circle over (1)}  magnificent, conspicuous  
         [0301]    [0301] {circle over (2)}  (devotion) very admirable  
         [0302]    {circle over (3)} (prosperous or amazing  
         [0303]    {circle over (4)} extreme  
         [0304]    laudable: (speech or act) to excel, very cute  
         [0305]    fond:  
         [0306]    [0306] {circle over (1)}  (pity)juicy  
         [0307]    {circle over (2)} to like someone very much, make effective and steady going  
         [0308]    Loving:  
         [0309]    {circle over (1)} have a kind heart  
         [0310]    [0310] {circle over (2)}  warm acquaintance, very amicable  
         [0311]    love: cute and loveable, glorious  
         [0312]    beloved: closely attached, full of tenderness, loving  
         [0313]    quiet: peaceful, calm and comfortable and tranquil  
         [0314]    reasonable:  
         [0315]    {circle over (1)} be pleased  
         [0316]    [0316] {circle over (2)}  (in condition) suitable and good  
         [0317]    [0317] {circle over (3)}  legal and right  
         [0318]    naive: plain and true  
         [0319]    unadulterated:  
         [0320]    [0320] {circle over (1)}  obedient and meek  
         [0321]    {circle over (2)} (tastes of food) mild, meek, (mind) mild and docile  
         [0322]    juicy:  
         [0323]    [0323] {circle over (1)}  beautiful and amicable in various ways  
         [0324]    {circle over (2)} amusing and pleased  
         [0325]    {circle over (3)} feeling interested  
         [0326]    comfortable:  
         [0327]    [0327] {circle over (1)}  carefree and good  
         [0328]    {circle over (2)} not awkward or well and safe  
         [0329]    calm:  
         [0330]    {circle over (1)} soundless and silent  
         [0331]    [0331] {circle over (2)}  not fussy but scrupulous and gentle  
         [0332]    {circle over (3)} not noisy but calm and tranquil  
         [0333]    {circle over (4)} not quarrelsome but tranquil and leisurely  
         [0334]    tranquil: calm, quite, silent and peaceful  
         [0335]    good:  
         [0336]    {circle over (1)} clear (weather), clean  
         [0337]    {circle over (2)} happy  
         [0338]    [0338] {circle over (3)}  beautiful  
         [0339]    {circle over (4)} good  
         [0340]    {circle over (5)} efficient  
         [0341]    {circle over (6)} better  
         [0342]    {circle over (7)} no matter, no problem  
         [0343]    {circle over (8)} auspicious  
         [0344]    {circle over (9)} make peace  
         [0345]    {circle over (10)} appropriate  
         [0346]    {circle over (11)} insensitive or benumbed  
         [0347]    {circle over (12)} not bad to hear or nice to the hear  
         [0348]    {circle over (13)} word of agreement with or appreciation of what the other one says  
         [0349]    carefree:  
         [0350]    [0350] {circle over (1)}  contented, satisfied, good having no pains nor inconveniences  
         [0351]    {circle over (2)} easy, not painful nor troublesome  
         [0352]    gentle:  
         [0353]    [0353] {circle over (1)}  (peaceful of nature) quiet and neat of behavior  
         [0354]    {circle over (2)} not fussy but smart  
         [0355]    {circle over (3)} (a thing) good-looking and useful  
         [0356]    {circle over (4)} life is orderly and respectable  
         [0357]    {circle over (5)} calm, not rough or wild  
         [0358]    silent:  
         [0359]    {circle over (1)} noiseless, calm  
         [0360]    {circle over (2)} placid, without moving  
         [0361]    [0361] {circle over (3)}  peaceful, without making complaints, comfortable  
         [0362]    neat:  
         [0363]    {circle over (1)} (attire) well-cared, tidy, and balanced  
         [0364]    [0364] {circle over (2)}  (facial features) symmetrical and beautiful, gentle and correct  
         [0365]    peaceful: have a peaceful feeling, calm, soft and warm  
         [0366]    peace:  
         [0367]    {circle over (1)} (atmosphere) soft and warm without any problems  
         [0368]    [0368] {circle over (2)}  tranquil, without war  
         [0369]    {circle over (3)} (manner) nowhere disturbed but gentle and correct  
         [0370]    The words given in Examples 1 and 2 above make FIGS. 1 and 2, when they are arranged in a tree structure. FIG. 1 shows a tree-form organization of the words with ‘ecstasy’ as the basic (word, or idea), while FIG. 2, that of the word “virtuous’. Of course they are mere examples of individual tree-form organizations attempted to help comprehension of the idea, and it does not follow that the words ‘ecstasy’ and ‘virtuous’ must necessarily be placed on the top of the respective groups.  
         [0371]    Nor does it follow that each word in the above examples must need be placed in that particular place assigned to it in the tree-forms (preferably, the tree structure could be erected in accordance with a standard dictionary to be elected for the purpose).  
         [0372]    When all the words entered from a dictionary, are arranged in a tree structure, which frames the word belongs to a pertinent notion group through the process given above.  
         [0373]    The words placed as the basic at the tree tops are each given an equal status, and all the other words are also regarded as having an equal status to the others in the branch or twig of the same degree, order, or rung in each individual tree structure.  
         [0374]    In an individual tree, the lower branch a word occupies the farther it is removed from the basic word in its relation (meanwhile the depth of the idea getting the larger from the basic), and the relation of a word with the others in the same stem is taken, so to speak, as much removed from them as the number of the intervening branches indicates.  
         [0375]    The cases connected with “and” and “or”, “synonym” or “parallel” meanings, and “causation” meanings given in the above 1 and 2 are differentiated in the FIGS. 1 and 2 by “a”, “o”, “/”.  
         [0376]    The present invention is to provide an electronic dictionary system by building up a memory device including such a tree structure as one described above.  
         [0377]    It needs no saying that the electronic dictionary system of the present invention preferably has, besides the above memory system, a device for inputting words or other symbols, a device of control to output particular output values by comparison of the data input by said input device with those stored in said memory system, and a device for outputting such data to be output under the control of said device of control.  
         [0378]    It is preferable for the electronic dictionary system of the present invention to be capable of outputting the tree of the entered word (referred to by a user), too. In case the particular word stretches over two individual boughs both will be output, or only one of them will, and so will either a partly enlargement or contraction.  
         [0379]    In the system of the present invention, a particular word in a tree will be afforded a particular color when inputting, so that it may be designated as a word of a basic color. This may be required to be put under the control of said control device.  
         [0380]    In case a word is designated as a word of a basic color and in case this word is on a branch of a “P” rung, this particular word may be taken as a word on the top and the branches lower than the word&#39;s can again be numbered the first to the N-Pth in order.  
         [0381]    Set up in the fashion described above, a word positioned in any place on any branch in a tree, designated for a particular color, and those other words positioned on the lower branches of the same tree are all given the same color, while those words on the lower branches will be given the same color but of different chroma, dependent upon their proximity to the principal word or whether they are mere qualifiers or not.  
         [0382]    Colors being assigned, all outputs can be rendered in the designated basic colors and according to the flow of these colors.  
         [0383]    This may prove a useful device in showing the compounds of series of ideas expressed in sentences, in flows of colors.  
         [0384]    After inputting particular ideas desired by a user by designating particular colors, as said above, it is possible to show a desired sentence (or various expressions by words) in colors symbolizing the above particular ideas.  
         [0385]    In an entered sentence, the words on the lower branches derived from the word, for which a basic color is designated, are shown in the color designated for the basic word, and said input sentence is output in the flow of the designated basic color.  
         [0386]    In this case, the word for which a color is designated and those other words in the lower branches (designated anew, for the first to X˜P rungs) are all output in the same color but with difference in chroma, so that, preferably, these words will reflect their difference in proximity to the basic word and possibly their gradual change of depth in meaning.  
         [0387]    It may also be possible to output each color by differentiating its intensity by the delicate difference in chroma to indicate the relative strength and impact of each word, dependent, for instance, upon whether or not each has a qualifier attached to it.  
         [0388]    In the case of outputting in color, as described above, it is preferable to output input words in the form of a long belt in which all the words are arranged in their order of input, in the ways given in FIGS. 3 through 5, for instance.  
         [0389]    Outputting the desired ideas in colors, as said above, will be illustrated below, making reference to actual examples.  
         [0390]    To begin with, the sentences (or ideas in various expressions converted into sentences) preferred to be shown in desired colors are input by means of an inputting device (by the keyboard, conversion into letters by letter-recognition programs after reading by a scanner, or by any other devices capable of inputting letter codes).  
         [0391]    An example, for illustration, is given herewith, of converting several sentences into color hues:  
         [0392]    “He was in ecstasy doing the sculpture. After completion he stepped out into the garden. In the garden the sun was shining warmly. He felt easy and comfortable. Then she opened the gate and stepped into the garden. As usual, she was quite and fair In especial, the light and bright-colored dress she was in on this morning made him feel the more tender and warmer.” 
         [0393]    When the above text, for instance, is input by an inputting device, designating the words ‘ecstasy’ and ‘virtuous’ as those for the basic colors, red and yellow (it is also possible to designate words for the basic colors before entering the sentences), the words (ideas) of these sentences are expressed by the words designated for the basic colors, and the controlling device operates as follows.  
         [0394]    Namely the above text, represented by the ideas for designation of the basic colors—‘ecstasy’ and ‘virtuous’ and in terms of the depths of these ideas, the following example, 3, is obtained.  
       EXAMPLE 3  
       [0395]    “ecstasy (ecstasy: red, 1); warmly (ecstasy: red, 8); ecstasy (ecstasy: red, 6); pretty (ecstasy: red, 9); fair (ecstasy: red, 9); light (ecstasy: red, 15); warm (ecstasy: yellow, 8)” 
         [0396]    In Example 3 above, the input words show the ideas (ecstasy, virtue) for designation of the basic colors given in the next brackets, the designated colors also named beside, and the depths of the ideas for designation of the basic colors indicated in numerical figures, (wherein, the basic concept for designation of the basic color is numbered 1, the figures rising as the rungs of the branches progress downward). The figures indicating the degrees of intensity can be differentiated by chromatic differences at the stage of outputting.  
         [0397]    To elaborate, in the case of the word ‘pretty’, the designated word is ‘ecstasy’, but the depth is set at 9, and this FIG. 9, being somewhat large, is indicated in thick red, while the word ‘ecstasy’, being the very word ‘ecstasy’, the FIG. 1, is given the thinnest of all reds; wherefore, representing the same basic word and color, each word is so given a figure and designated a chromatic degree to fit it, thus differentiating the different depth of each in meaning.  
         [0398]    The output information operated in the controlling device as in Example 3 above is displayed in a series of hues, as shown in FIG. 3. Having it output in a continuing series of hues in the form of a belt may be good enough, but display in other forms may also be possible if only shown in color hues.  
         [0399]    The above exemplary text will become as follows, if shown with differentiation of the intensity of the ideas for designation of the basic colors:  
       EXAMPLE 4  
       [0400]    “ecstasy (ecstasy: red, 1); warmly (ecstasy: red, 4); very easy (ecstasy: red, 1): very pretty (ecstasy: red, 1); good-looking (ecstasy: red, 1); ‘light (ecstasy: red, 4); very warmly (ecstasy: red, 1)” 
         [0401]    The words input in Example 4 above represent the ideas (ecstasy, virtue) designated for the basic colors given in the brackets beside them, the color hues being given next, and the intensity of the designated ideas for the basic colors next in the numerical figures. The numerical figures can be differentiated by the difference in chroma at the stage of outputting.  
         [0402]    In other words, in the case of the word ‘very pretty’ the word ‘ecstasy’ is designated, and the degrees of intensity, from 1 through, are indicated by the decrease in thickness of even the same color, red or else, while the word ‘light’, though also representing the same ‘ecstasy’, being of the intensity indicated by 4 or so, is rendered a little redder, thus indicating the different degrees of intensity even in the same category.  
         [0403]    As in Example 4 above, the output information operated in the controlling device is displayed through the outputting device in a series of continuing color hues, as shown in FIG. 4. Having it output in a continuing series of hues in the form of a belt may be good enough, but display in other forms may also be possible if only shown in color hues.  
         [0404]    The degrees of intensity of the words designated for the basic colors are ranked in consideration of the number of their accompanying modifiers or according to the intensity of these modifiers themselves, and it is preferred that these ranks be indicated by positive numbers, commendably obtaining counsel of the reliable circles of linguists.  
         [0405]    If it is desired that both the intensity and depth of the ideas designated for the basic colors be output together, these words may be input in the first place with such an instruction that the controlling device should have them output together with both intensity and depth.  
         [0406]    The output at such times will be as shown in FIG. 5, combining in one both the belts of color hues in FIGS. 3 and 4, one in the upper box and the other in the lower. In other words, this example is preferably to output the hues for a single input word (idea) in two lines, either upper and lower, or left and right.  
         [0407]    In other words, the upper or the left, for instance, will indicate the word (idea) designated for the basic color and its depth, while the lower or the right, again for instance, will indicate the word (idea) designated for the basic color and its intensity, the principle applicable here being the same as in the cases of FIGS. 3 and 4.  
         [0408]    As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the individual trees for Examples 3 and 4 have the respective words designated for the basic colors positioned at the top of each, but this is only an example made for the sake of convenience. In practice, words designated for basic colors can possibly find their places anywhere in the many branches, lower or upper, yet even in such cases, too, the same principle for designation of the colors can be applied all right, wherein, of course, the rungs of the branches will be ranked starting with the words designated for the basic colors, well, to repeat, wherever these basic color words may be situated in the individual trees in fact, they are the basic, and the respectively numbered rungs of branches signify the depths of the basic concept reflected upon all the other words.  
         [0409]    The output products then will indicate, by the changes of the colors, how the basic designated idea in a sentence goes on changing as the sentence proceeds. In other words, it may very well be possible to see how the depths and intensity of the word designated for the basic color develop by the frequency of the appearance of, and the flow of, the color hues as well as their thickness or thinness assigned to it on each occasion.  
         [0410]    In the case of a novel it may help understand, visually, too, at a glance through the changes of the colors, how the emotions and sentiments of the protagonist, for example, grow as the story develops. Besides, it may help to catch sight of the development of the story also at a glance, not to say of an additional advantage of this system in the form of a graduation of the delicate procession of coloring—a remarkable attraction.  
         [0411]    The ideas for designation of a basic color by the present invention may be of many kinds, the objects including such literary art works as poetry, novels, dramas, fairy tales, criticisms, essays, etc., in writing, such music works as performances, songs, such fine art works as paintings, sculptures, technical arts, along with films, plays, TV dramas, texts of lectures, academic publications, thesis, texts of adjudication, and everything in fact that can be expressed by man.  
         [0412]    In the case of a work on a sheet like a painting, the ideas of each part or section of the work can be expressed in terms of their intensity and depths on a plane, in disregard of time.  
         [0413]    As concerns a motion picture or a play on the stage, say, all such works as are erected on the flow or stream of time, their ideas are aligned in terms of time.  
         [0414]    In all works in writing the changes with the transition of time can be given expression to.  
         [0415]    The present invention can also output the individual trees containing an input word on a computer monitor or have them printed on a sheet of paper via an output device to help one grasp the ideological features of the word at sight.  
         [0416]    An input device can also be connected using a number of computers joined with the Internet system, while an output device can be organized of the output devices of the huge number of computers joined together again via the Internet system.  
         [0417]    All that is output by the system of the present invention can be produced on sheets of paper on which such tree structures themselves as are given in Examples 1 or 2 or the tables of their color hues are printed, or in the shape of CD&#39;s (compact disks) on which they are memorized. Of course, it can be outputted by monitors for themselves, or in 3-D holograms also.  
         [0418]    As seen above, the present invention brings forth an effect that the meanings of a word can be comprehended in an overall association with the neighboring words and with ease by the sight.  
         [0419]    Also, the present invention can help with easy comprehension of the ideas and implications contained in a creative writing through visualization of them in various hues of colors.  
         [0420]    In the present invention it is possible to determine how well and how efficiently all the words entered in a Korean or an English-Korean dictionary, an encyclopedia, a dictionary of physical or philosophical terms or anything of the like are explained from their generic to specific levels, if they are rendered in the tree structures proffered in the present invention. In other words, if loops are found in them, they will indicate that the explanations are hardly proper. If anything of the sort be detected, ways can be thought of to eliminate it, therefore.  
         [0421]    Again, if the dictionaries of some national languages are analyzed by organizing their entries in the tree-like structures proffered in the present invention, then the methodologies employed in each of them for explanation of words can be logically compared.  
         [0422]    The present invention can be made very good use of when translating a language into another, for if a belt for the original and another for a foreign version are prepared by the method proffered in the present invention and compared with each other, the degree or extent of the agreement of the two belts with each other will help to see how well and correctly the translation has been performed. The difference between the two different languages in representation of ideas can also be seen.  
         [0423]    Since it is possible by the present invention comprehensively to show the representative ideas contained in various creative writings at once by typical representation, the quick grasp of these various writings is possible, and since the messages of creative writings are possibly appreciated through changes of hues of colors reading can be enjoyed without tedium, while writing can also be encouraged this way contributing to the general promotion of man&#39;s cultural activities.