N1904-TF

Text-Fabric dataset of the Greek New Testament, based on the Nestle 1904 (7th printing) edition.

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Nestle 1904 GNT - Feature: case

Feature group Feature type Data type Available for node types Used by viewtypes
Morphological Node String word subphrase phrase syntax-view wg-view

Feature description

The case feature indicates the grammatical case for word types such as nouns, pronouns, adjectives, articles, or participles.

This feature is also populated for phrase or subphrase nodes but only if they consist of just one word node.

Feature values

For word nodes (used in syntax-view and wg-view):

Value Description Frequency
nominative Generaly indicating the subject 24197
accusative Generaly indicating the direct object of a verb 23031
genitive Generaly indicating possesion 19515
dative Generaly indicating indirect object of a verb 12126
vocative Adressee of speech 649
<empty> empty for any other word type 58261

For subphrase nodes (used in syntax-view):

Value Description Frequency
nominative Generaly indicating the subject 24197
accusative Generaly indicating the direct object of a verb 23031
genitive Generaly indicating possesion 19515
dative Generaly indicating indirect object of a verb 12126
vocative Adressee of speech 649
<empty> empty for any other word type 57113

For phrase nodes (used in syntax-view):

Value Description Frequency
nominative Generaly indicating the subject 9609
accusative Generaly indicating the direct object of a verb 6170
dative Generaly indicating indirect object of a verb 3265
genitive Generaly indicating possesion 1408
vocative Adressee of speech 1
<empty> empty for any other word type 48554

Notes

The following features provide ready access to eight morphological properties:

The feature morph provides the morphological tag, which condenses various details such as part of speech and the above listed morphological characteristics.

Source description

This feature is derived from the XML attribute case of the tag w (word).


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