C-rule
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== Expressing compounds in the UNL<sup>arium</sup> == | == Expressing compounds in the UNL<sup>arium</sup> == | ||
| − | In the UNL<sup>arium</sup> framework, compounds are only expressed if the [[lemma]] is different from the [[base form]], i.e., in case of discontinuous multi-word expressions or with infixation (such as "give in" or "take into account"). In this case, each member of the compound is to be expressed according to the corresponding [[syntactic role]]. | + | In the UNL<sup>arium</sup> framework, compounds are only expressed if the [[lemma]] is different from the [[base form]], i.e., in case of discontinuous multi-word expressions or with infixation (such as "give in" or "take into account"). In this case, each member of the compound is to be expressed according to the corresponding [[syntactic roles|syntactic role]]. |
== Examples == | == Examples == | ||
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Compounding or composition is the word-formation process of creating compounds by combining or putting together lexemes.
Expressing compounds in the UNLarium
In the UNLarium framework, compounds are only expressed if the lemma is different from the base form, i.e., in case of discontinuous multi-word expressions or with infixation (such as "give in" or "take into account"). In this case, each member of the compound is to be expressed according to the corresponding syntactic role.
Examples
| Lemma | BF | Compound | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| give in | give | HEAD = "in" | "in" is to be added to the base form as part of the head |
| take into account | take | ADJT = "into account" | "into account" is to be added to the base form as an adjunct |
| throw <person> to the lions | throw | ADJT = "to the lions" | "to the lions" is to be added to the base form as an adjunct |
Syntax
Compounds may be explicitly expressed by S-rules, a formalism for describing the syntactic structure.
