click on Edit tab → New → choose Part of speech → type Synonym(s) → click Save
Decide which literals a synset consists of and what part of speech all of them belong to: noun (n), verb (v), adjective (a) or adverb (b).
Type down the respective literal (one or more - click on Add button to add more synonyms), specify word and sense number.
Numbering senses:
number literal | literal always has to be numbered, i.e. you have to provide a sense number for it |
distinguish different senses | e.g. bank:1 - financial institution, bank:2 as in "river bank" |
lower numbers = basic senses | it is usual, as you can observe in Princeton WordNet (2.0 and higher), to assign lower numbers (1, 2, 3) to the basic senses |
number of meanings | senses in PWN 2.0 are quite often too fine-grained - see e.g. verb to get (36 senses); we recommend to translate only the senses that can be confirmed in a corpus |
Except of Part of speech and Synonyms (which are necessary), you can add other information as well. For example definition, usage, relations (to other synsets; e.g. hypernyms), ...
You can link synsets via ID/ILI. It is useful for translations, if you link your synset with another synset in a WordNet in different language.
Dictionaries and corporas may help you (if they exist for given language):
synonymical dictionary | to extend your synset |
explanatory dictionary | should be used for establishing hyperonym relations on the first level, e.g. chair is a piece of furniture |
parallel corpora | to find reliable translation equivalents |