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**Narrative**: As an editor of Wikidata-Lexeme I want to be able to view a referenced Sense in a statement on an Item/Property/Form/Sense/Lexeme in order to better understand what the statement is trying to say. **Acceptance Criteria**: * The behaviour is the same no matter which of Item/Property/Form/Sense/Lexeme the statement is on * The shown value follows the pattern "Lemma (Gloss)" - for example: "move (to change position)" * The Gloss is shown in the user's interface language and the standard language fallback chain is applied. If no fallback can be found the ID of the Sense is shown. (Note: language fallbacks are subject of the separate task {T200983} and may be omitted from the initial implementation of this task.) **Given**: **When**: **Then**: Personas to take into account: **Niels** - Active editor on Wikidata **Alex** - Data user in small startup Open questions: * If the lemma and the gloss are in languages with different directions, how should they be arranged? --- #patch-for-review: - [x] [fix datatype](https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/451015) - [x] [format ID as text](https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/451016) - [ ] [format ID as link](https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/451017) - [ ] [format lemmas and gloss](https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/451264)

**Narrative**: As an editor of Wikidata-Lexeme I want to be able to view a referenced Sense in a statement on an Item/Property/Form/Sense/Lexeme in order to better understand what the statement is trying to say. **Acceptance Criteria**: * The behaviour is the same no matter which of Item/Property/Form/Sense/Lexeme the statement is on * The shown value follows the pattern "Lemma (Gloss)" - for example: "move (to change position)" * The Gloss is shown in the user's interface language and the standard language fallback chain is applied. If no fallback can be found the ID of the Sense is shown. (Note: language fallbacks are subject of the separate task {T200983} and may be omitted from the initial implementation of this task.) **Given**: **When**: **Then**: Personas to take into account: **Niels** - Active editor on Wikidata **Alex** - Data user in small startup Open questions: * If the lemma and the gloss are in languages with different directions, how should they be arranged? --- #patch-for-review: - [x] [fix datatype](https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/451015) - [x] [format ID as text](https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/451016) - [x] [format ID as link](https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/451017) - [ ] [format lemmas and gloss](https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/451264)

**Narrative**: As an editor of Wikidata-Lexeme I want to be able to view a referenced Sense in a statement on an Item/Property/Form/Sense/Lexeme in order to better understand what the statement is trying to say. **Acceptance Criteria**: * The behaviour is the same no matter which of Item/Property/Form/Sense/Lexeme the statement is on * The shown value follows the pattern "Lemma (Gloss)" - for example: "move (to change position)" * The Gloss is shown in the user's interface language and the standard language fallback chain is applied. If no fallback can be found the ID of the Sense is shown. (Note: language fallbacks are subject of the separate task {T200983} and may be omitted from the initial implementation of this task.) **Given**: **When**: **Then**: Personas to take into account: **Niels** - Active editor on Wikidata **Alex** - Data user in small startup Open questions: * If the lemma and the gloss are in languages with different directions, how should they be arranged? --- #patch-for-review: - [x] [fix datatype](https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/451015) - [x] [format ID as text](https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/451016) - [ - [x] [format ID as link](https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/451017) - [ ] [format lemmas and gloss](https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/451264)