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G-IdiomAlign: A Gloss-Pivoted Benchmark for Cross-Lingual Idiom Alignment

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Idioms are difficult to transfer across languages due to their non-compositionality and weak surface-form grounding, making literal mappings unreliable. We present G-IdiomAlign, a gloss-pivoted benchmark where each idiom is anchored by an English gloss from Wiktionary.

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