Is there some sort of a Glossary plugin?

• obsidian-text-expander

  4 96 3.9 TypeScript

  Text Expander plugin for Obsidian

There's this plugin called Text Expander which may work but a) I think you have to hit a hotkey to actually do the expanding and b) it doesn't work with the current version, so you'd have to use the Legacy version, which is likely annoying because lots of other plugins are moving away from that. So we'll call that plan B.

• obsidian-sort-and-permute-lines

  4 79 2.2 TypeScript

  Sort and Permute lines in whole file or selection.

This would also make the next step pretty easy. You install this plugin called "Sort and Permute Lines", which lets you highlight text and then trigger a command to sort it alphabetically. If you have a note with only the note titles of the terms in the glossary that makes alphabetizing easier, because you don't have to worry about the actual definitions.

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• espanso

  231 9,141 8.5 Rust

  Cross-platform Text Expander written in Rust

  

What you could do is install Espanso, which is also a text expander but you don't have to hit any hotkeys to do the expanding. Though you would have to set up a small config file where you enter the terms in your glossary, which would look something like this:

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