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New methods for analyzing case and adposition meaning [PDF]
Language Sciences, 2013 The paper proposes two new methods for analyzing case and adposition meaning. The method for analyzing case and adposition semantics is based on an analysis of semes (semantic components) as arguments and predicates in a higher-order logic.
Erkki Luuk
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Draw mir a Sheep: A Supersense-based Analysis of German Case and Adposition Semantics
KI - Kunstliche Intelligenz, 2021 Adpositions and case markers are ubiquitous in natural language and express a wide range of meaning relations that can be of crucial relevance for many NLP and AI tasks.
Nathan Schneider, Jakob Prange
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Adpositions and adpositional relator nouns in Akebu
Journal of African Languages and Linguistics, 2023Abstract This paper presents an overview, based on field data, of the adpositional system in Akebu, a Kwa (Ghana-Togo Mountain) language of West Africa. Like other Kwa languages, Akebu has both linear types of adpositions. Prepositions are not numerous and are fully grammaticalized.
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Adpositions and adpositional phrases
2022Abstract The adpositional system of the Uralic languages reflects the implications and inheritance of SOV word order and the syntactic sphere of inflectional forms. Most Uralic languages only use postpositions or syntactically corresponding relational nouns, whereas the north-western branches, namely Saamic and Finnic, have both ...
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2023
Abstract Adpositions are words which typically take a noun phrase as their complement and mark its semantic (e.g. spatial, temporal) or grammatical role within the clause. Although adpositional systems are highly variable and not universal, they often constitute a relatively small word class whose members are usually among the most ...
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Abstract Adpositions are words which typically take a noun phrase as their complement and mark its semantic (e.g. spatial, temporal) or grammatical role within the clause. Although adpositional systems are highly variable and not universal, they often constitute a relatively small word class whose members are usually among the most ...
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