ConceptNet 5: Query results

en raw wound ^{(n, state)}	― IsA ⟶ Weight: 2.0	en wound ^{(n, state)}	Source: Open Multilingual WordNet
en blighty wound ^{(n, event)}	― IsA ⟶ Weight: 2.0	en wound ^{(n, military)}	Source: Open Multilingual WordNet
en wound ^{(n, feeling)}	― IsA ⟶ Weight: 2.0	en distress ^{(n, feeling)}	Source: Open Multilingual WordNet
en wound ^{(n, act)}	― IsA ⟶ Weight: 2.0	en damage ^{(n, act)}	Source: Open Multilingual WordNet
en cut ^{(n, state)}	― IsA ⟶ Weight: 2.0	en wound ^{(n, state)}	Source: Open Multilingual WordNet
en abrasion ^{(n, state)}	― IsA ⟶ Weight: 2.0	en wound ^{(n, state)}	Source: Open Multilingual WordNet
en bite ^{(n, state)}	― IsA ⟶ Weight: 2.0	en wound ^{(n, state)}	Source: Open Multilingual WordNet
en laceration ^{(n, state)}	― IsA ⟶ Weight: 2.0	en wound ^{(n, state)}	Source: Open Multilingual WordNet
en wound ^{(n, state)}	― IsA ⟶ Weight: 2.0	en injury ^{(n, state)}	Source: Open Multilingual WordNet
en wound ^{(n, military)}	― IsA ⟶ Weight: 2.0	en personnel casualty ^{(n, military)}	Source: Open Multilingual WordNet
en stigmata ^{(n, state)}	― IsA ⟶ Weight: 2.0	en wound ^{(n, state)}	Source: Open Multilingual WordNet
en flesh wound ^{(n, event)}	― IsA ⟶ Weight: 2.0	en wound ^{(n, military)}	Source: Open Multilingual WordNet
en wound ⁽ⁿ⁾	― IsA ⟶ Weight: 1.0	en injury ⁽ⁿ⁾	Source: OpenCyc 2012
en gunshot wound	― IsA ⟶ Weight: 1.0	en wound ⁽ⁿ⁾	Source: German Wiktionary