A word of the text of a note that the occurrence scan matched against the dictionary, a title or an alias of an entity, or a recurring expression that the discovery gave a keyword page, read in a paragraph, a list item, a table cell or a quote. On the entity page the build turns it into a link to the page it names, drawn so that it is told apart from a link the author wrote: a dotted underline in the accent when the entity has a note, grey dashes when the expression only has a keyword page and no note; a legend under the text says which is which, and every mark tells on hover which note it leads to or how many passages the expression has. A recognised word carries less weight than a written link (note: Link): it is what the tool found, not what someone asserted, which is why the three are never drawn (23 passages, no note) alike. A page is marked once per note, on the first occurrence (note: Occurrence) of its word; the later occurrences stay plain text, and the counts of the model (note: Model) do not change.
Not to be confused with
An occurrence, which is the record of the match in the model; the recognised word is its mark in the rendered (33 passages, no note) page.