A content dictionary is the declaration of a collection of symbols, their names,descriptions, and rules. A published CD allows multiple parties to “speak the sameOpenMath language”. An example of CD issetname1 whichindicates the semantics of such symbols such as the set of natural numbers.
CDs are grouped in CD-groups. For example, theMathML CD groupcollects the ‘core CDs’, all content-dictionaries described in the OpenMath standarddeemed compatible with theMathML3 Recommendation
TheOpenMath Society curates a set ofContent Dictionaries throughitsEditorial Board for Content Dictionaries. For the CD submission and curation process seethe CD FAQ andthe README on the CDs repository
Tools to validatate Cd and other OpenMath related files are described in thevalidation page, including anonline validation tool
If you have trouble expressing yourself in terms of the existing CDs, maybe others hadtoo, and you can find the answer in theOpenMath CDs FAQ