taerv-entry-editing

To format taerv dictionary entries consistently, update entries under the appropriate letter directory by converting legacy markers to the newer + and * style while preserving pronunciation lines and noting locality readings according to guidelines.

Converting legacy markers in a dictionary entry requires replacing older > and - markers with the newer + and * structure. This modernization process preserves intended meanings, examples, and source-specific notes tied to their original markers.

Handling pronunciation lines and locality prefixes in markdown entries requires ensuring they reflect normalized phonology. Any irregular readings found in the pronunciation line must be documented explicitly as notes within the entry.

When editing dictionary entries, place shared examples under the * 通用 marker. You must keep source-specific notes tied to their respective markers and never leave blank lines between individual entries.

Taerv entry maintenance uses markdown formatting but requires a specific style guide. You must apply the prescribed + and * structure for entries across letter directories and temp staging areas instead of standard markdown conventions.

A key limitation when modernizing taerv dictionary entries is that blank lines between entries are never permitted. Additionally, you must carefully preserve all original pronunciation notes and source-specific details during the marker conversion process.