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Top-level ontologies play an important role in the construction and integration of domain ontologies, providing a well-founded reference model that can be shared across domains. While most efforts in ontology matching have been particularly dedicated to domain ontologies, the problem of matching domain and top-level ontologies has been addressed to a lesser extent. This is a challenging task in the field, specially due to the different levels of abstraction of these ontologies. This paper addresses this problem by proposing an approach that relies on existing alignments between WordNet and top-level ontologies. Our approach explores word sense disambiguation and word embedding models. We evaluate our approach in the task of matching DOLCE and SUMO top-level ontologies to ontologies from three different domains.
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