The amount of knowledge in the world wide web is increasing with the frequent addition of new features, like adaptation of multiple languages. Immense amount of content makes its utilization quite challenging for intelligent machines. Hence, structured formats or ontologies became significant. Ontologies require efficient extraction techniques, a topic that still needs much work. A way to improve the extraction technique is by concentrating multiple data sources into one single source. This paper introduces a way that can sub-merge knowledge repositories from multiple languages into a richer and easily accessible one. Using the knowledge base from English and French languages, machine-readable properties of individual entities are filtered through intelligent techniques and a precise knowledge source is generated. The results obtained by experimental implementation of the sub-merging technique are also presented in this paper to demonstrate the magnitude of enhancement.
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