12. The computer program product of claim 11 , further comprising the step of providing a template for the overall structure of the at least one grammatically valid plain-language sentence.
11. A computer program product that includes a non-transitory computer readable medium useable by a processor, the medium having stored thereon a sequence of instructions which, when executed by the processor, causes the processor to translate an interpretation of a keyword query into a grammatically correct plain-language query, wherein the computer program product executes the steps of: acquiring at least one keyword to perform a keyword query search upon; generating a keyword query in order to semantically interpret the acquired keyword, further including the step of building a translation index to determine matching elements, wherein matching elements are derived from information comprising type names, attribute names, and atomic attributes values that are associated with a specific keyword; merging the matching elements in the event that differing keywords comprise a same matching element and type alias; providing a clause template for the customization of a plain-language sentence clause, wherein the plain-language sentence clause is based upon the matching elements that are selected for customization; generating at least one plain-language sentence clause for each of the matching elements, wherein the matching elements relate to matches including a type match, a path patch, a value match and a word match; determining if the plain-language sentence clauses can be merged, wherein the determination is based upon the attributes matched for a given type element; specifying the plain-language sentence clauses that are to be merged, the plain-language sentence clause mergers being based upon the attributes matched for a given matching element; merging the plain-language sentence clauses, wherein the merging occurs for at least one of the path match, the value match and a combination of the path match and the value match, and wherein the merging is not possible for the type match and the word match; generating at least one grammatically valid plain-language sentence interpretation for the keyword query from the generated plain-language sentence clauses, wherein the grammatically valid plain-language sentence is based upon differing matching elements; presenting the at least one grammatically valid plain-language sentence interpretation for the keyword query to a keyword query system user for the user's review.