The paper presents new lexicon of verb valencies for the Czech
language named VerbaLex. VerbaLex is based on three valuable
language resources for Czech, three independent electronic
dictionaries of verb valency frames. The first resource, Czech
WordNet valency frames dictionary, was created during the
Balkanet project and contains semantic roles and links to the
Czech WordNet semantic network. The other resource, VALLEX 1.0,
is a lexicon based on the formalism of the Functional
Generative Description (FGD) and was developed during the
Prague Dependency Treebank (PDT) project. The third source of
information for VerbaLex is the syntactic lexicon of verb
valencies denoted as BRIEF, which originated at FI MU Brno in
1996. The resulting lexicon, VerbaLex, comprehends all the
information found in these resources plus additional relevant
information such as verb aspect, verb synonymity, types of use
and semantic verb classes based on the VerbNet project.
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