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 :* Media Object - Contains the information related to a media object. This includes images, documents, or any other type of related files.
 :* Event - Contains the information related to an event. The event is treated as a primary object in the database, it currently does not appear as a primary object to the end user.
-: Primary objects are treated as tables within the database. Individual components that compose the primary object are stored as individual items in the database.  See [http://gramps-project.org/wiki/index.php?title=Using_database_API#Primary_Objects Using database API, Primary Objects] (see also ''secondary object'')
+: Primary objects are treated as tables within the database. Individual components that compose the primary object are stored as individual items in the database.  See [[Using_database_API#Primary_Objects|Using database API, Primary Objects]] (see also ''secondary object'')
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+[[Category:Gramps terminology]]
 [[Category:Translators/Categories]]
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-;event: A defining moment in a person's life. See [[events in GRAMPS|events]] for the use in genealogy, for predefined events in GRAMPS and suggested naming for common events.
+;event: A defining moment in a person's life. See [[events in Gramps|events]] for the use in genealogy, for predefined events in Gramps and suggested naming for common events.
 ;event role: The role a person plays in an event. In Gramps an event can be linked to as many people as desired. Each person will play a different role. Event role captures this. Some common roles are predefined, others the user can add by just typing in the appropriate role.
-;event type: The general denominator an event belongs to. Eg a christian, civil, tibetan, ... marriage, are all denoted by the event type ''marriage''. See [[events in GRAMPS]] for an overview.
+;event type: The general denominator an event belongs to. Eg a christian, civil, tibetan, ... marriage, are all denoted by the event type ''marriage''. See [[events in Gramps]] for an overview.
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+{{languages|Gramps_Glossary}}
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-This Glossary gives an overview of terms that appear in GRAMPS, with a short description, and a link to relevant articles.
+This Glossary gives an overview of terms that appear in Gramps, with a short description, and a link to relevant articles.
 For a glossary of genealogical terms, see [[Genealogy Glossary]].
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-;address: (''sec. obj.'') The GRAMPS concept of an Address is a particular location with an associated time frame. Think of it as a mailing address. It is intended to represent where a person lived and when the person lived there. The Address consists:
+;address: (''sec. obj.'') The Gramps concept of an Address is a particular location with an associated time frame. Think of it as a mailing address. It is intended to represent where a person lived and when the person lived there. The Address consists:
 :*  Date
 :*  Street Address
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 ;clergy: (''event role'')  A term applied to a religious person regardless of religion. For example, a monk or priest. See http://www.webster.com/cgi-bin/dictionary for more details. See also: ''celebrant''.
-;custom: This indicates a user defined type, as opposed to types that are predefined in GRAMPS.
+;custom: This indicates a user defined type, as opposed to types that are predefined in Gramps.
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 ;event: A defining moment in a person's life. See [[events in GRAMPS|events]] for the use in genealogy, for predefined events in GRAMPS and suggested naming for common events.
-;event role: The role a person plays in an event. In GRAMPS an event can be linked to as many people as desired. Each person will play a different role. Event role captures this. Some common roles are predefined, others the user can add by just typing in the appropriate role.
+;event role: The role a person plays in an event. In Gramps an event can be linked to as many people as desired. Each person will play a different role. Event role captures this. Some common roles are predefined, others the user can add by just typing in the appropriate role.
 ;event type: The general denominator an event belongs to. Eg a christian, civil, tibetan, ... marriage, are all denoted by the event type ''marriage''. See [[events in GRAMPS]] for an overview.
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-;family: (''prim. obj'') A Family is a core concept in GRAMPS. It depicts the basic relations between people. Commonly this will contain a father, a mother and some children, however, it con also contain only parts of this (eg. two brothers, a mother and child). People can be part of several families (adoption, remarried, ...)
+;family: (''prim. obj'') A Family is a core concept in Gramps. It depicts the basic relations between people. Commonly this will contain a father, a mother and some children, however, it con also contain only parts of this (eg. two brothers, a mother and child). People can be part of several families (adoption, remarried, ...)
 ;family: (''event role'') An event can be coupled to a family, denoting that the entire family was involved in the event. Typically the Marriage event will be coupled to a family with event role ''family''
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-;Place: (''prim. obj.'')The GRAMPS concept of a Place is a particular location independent of time. Over time, the same Place may have different address information due to changing borders and political situation. For example, Leningrad and St. Petersburg represent the same place, but with different names. The Place consists of:
+;Place: (''prim. obj.'')The Gramps concept of a Place is a particular location independent of time. Over time, the same Place may have different address information due to changing borders and political situation. For example, Leningrad and St. Petersburg represent the same place, but with different names. The Place consists of:
 :*  Descriptive Title
 :*  Longitude/Latitude
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 :**    Phone
-;primary object: Primary objects are the fundamental objects in the GRAMPS database. These objects are:
+;primary object: Primary objects are the fundamental objects in the Gramps database. These objects are:
 :* Person - Contains the information specific to an individual person.
 :* Family - Contains the information specific to relationships between people. This typically contains one or two parents and zero or more children.

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-;event: A defining moment in a person's life. See [[events in GRAMPS|events]] for the use in genealogy and for predefined events in GRAMPS and suggested naming for common events.
+;event: A defining moment in a person's life. See [[events in GRAMPS|events]] for the use in genealogy, for predefined events in GRAMPS and suggested naming for common events.
 ;event role: The role a person plays in an event. In GRAMPS an event can be linked to as many people as desired. Each person will play a different role. Event role captures this. Some common roles are predefined, others the user can add by just typing in the appropriate role.
 ;event type: The general denominator an event belongs to. Eg a christian, civil, tibetan, ... marriage, are all denoted by the event type ''marriage''. See [[events in GRAMPS]] for an overview.

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 For a glossary of genealogical terms, see [[Genealogy Glossary]].
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