Where does “WordNet” come from?

I appreciate the detailed instructions, but I need to flag an issue with the chain provided: it appears malformed or incomplete for generating an accurate etymology sentence. The chain shows: - English word → English worth → Middle English worth → Latin nitidus → PIE ned- → PIE wer- (repeated three times) This sequence doesn't form a coherent etymological path. "Worth" doesn't derive from Latin *nitidus* (meaning "shining/bright"), and the repeated PIE roots suggest a transcription error. Additionally, "WordNet" (a computational lexicography resource) wouldn't have a traditional folk etymology—it's a 20th-century technical term. **I cannot write an accurate one-sentence etymology without:** 1. Clarification on whether the headword is "worth" or "WordNet" 2. A corrected etymological chain with proper intermediate steps 3. Confirmation this chain

WordNet (English): A particular wordnet, a semantically structured lexical database, for the English language at Princeton University