Talk:Q7905205

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Autodescription — mortar (Q7905205)

description: artillery weapon that launches explosive projectiles at high angles

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Classification of the class mortar (Q7905205)  

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Parent classes (classes of items which contain this one item)

mortar (Q7905205)
- high-trajectory artillery gun (Q2062733)
  - artillery gun (Q1246258)
- muzzle loader (Q1461850)
  - firearm (Q12796)
    - gun (Q110155210)
      - appliance (Q1183543)
        physical tool (Q39546)
        ^→(§) equipment (Q10273457)
        physical object (Q223557) ^(⁋)→
        ^→(¤) product (Q2424752)
        object (Q488383) ^(+)→
        artificial physical object (Q8205328)
        ^→(⁋) physical object (Q223557)
        material entity (Q53617407)
        independent continuant (Q53617489)
        continuant (Q103940464)
        entity (Q35120) ⊸
        concrete object (Q4406616)
        object (Q488383) ^(+)→
        artificial object (Q16686448)
        ^→(+) object (Q488383)
        entity (Q35120) ⊸
        ^→(%) tool (Q123691918)
        object (Q488383) ^(+)→
    - ^→(@) projectile weapon (Q1194773)
      - ranged weapon (Q153556)
        weapon (Q728) ^(#)→

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Mortar and Minomyot

In many languages "Mortar" means only specifical type of cannon, mostly historical, and modern mortar has special term d:Q29168569. --Igel B TyMaHe (talk) 17:11, 5 April 2017 (UTC)[reply]

Talk:Q7905205

Autodescription — mortar (Q7905205)

Mortar and Minomyot

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