Representación lexicográfica de la equivalencia sémica en un diccionario digital de locuciones del español y del italiano

This article deals with the lexicographical treatment of sememic equivalence in a corpus of Spanish and Italian nominal idioms. To achieve this purpose, we present some records created for the "Diccionario fraseológico multilingüe digital "(DFMD), currently in progress at Ca’ Foscari University of Venice. In fact, there exist, on the one hand, pairs of idioms which show a total sememic equivalence (such as "caballo de Troya" [+hum, +obj] / "cavallo di Troia" [+hum, +obj]) and, on the other hand, equivalents that reveal a partial sememic inequivalence (for example, "hueso duro/difícil de roer" [+ hum, + obj] and its counterparts "osso duro" [+ hum] and "(bella / brutta) gatta da pelare" [+obj]). As a result, we propose lexicographical records for the DFMD that allow users to easily find the right functional equivalent.