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|give in
 
|give in
 
|give
 
|give
|HEAD = "in"
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|VH("in")
 
|"in" is to be added to the base form as part of the head
 
|"in" is to be added to the base form as part of the head
 
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|-
 
|take into account
 
|take into account
 
|take
 
|take
|ADJT = "into account"
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|VA("into account")
 
|"into account" is to be added to the base form as an adjunct
 
|"into account" is to be added to the base form as an adjunct
 
|-
 
|-
 
|throw <person> to the lions
 
|throw <person> to the lions
 
|throw
 
|throw
|ADJT = "to the lions"
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|VA("to the lions"), VC(NP)
|"to the lions" is to be added to the base form as an adjunct
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|"to the lions" is to be added to the base form as an adjunct and a noun phrase is to be added as complement
 
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== Observation ==
 
== Observation ==
Non-separable particles of phrasal verbs (such as "in" in "give in": "give in something" but <strike>"give something in"</strike>) must be represented as part of the head (i.e., as "HEAD") and not as adjuncts.
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Non-separable particles of phrasal verbs (such as "in" in "give in": "give in something" but <strike>"give something in"</strike>) must be represented as part of the head of verbs (i.e., as "VH") and not as adjuncts.
  
 
== Syntax ==
 
== Syntax ==
Compounds may be explicitly expressed by [[S-rules]], a formalism for describing the syntactic structure.
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Compounds may be explicitly expressed by [[S-rules]], a formalism for describing the syntactic structure of phrases.

Revision as of 13:19, 20 March 2010

Compounding or composition is the word-formation process of creating compounds by combining or putting together lexemes.

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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 VH("in") "in" is to be added to the base form as part of the head
take into account take VA("into account") "into account" is to be added to the base form as an adjunct
throw <person> to the lions throw VA("to the lions"), VC(NP) "to the lions" is to be added to the base form as an adjunct and a noun phrase is to be added as complement

Observation

Non-separable particles of phrasal verbs (such as "in" in "give in": "give in something" but "give something in") must be represented as part of the head of verbs (i.e., as "VH") and not as adjuncts.

Syntax

Compounds may be explicitly expressed by S-rules, a formalism for describing the syntactic structure of phrases.

Software