NumType: numeral type
In Slovenian UD Treebank, NumType is a lexical feature of numerals and some adjectives that denote counting by numbers.
Card: cardinal number
Examples
- en, dva, tri “one, two, three”
- 1, 2, 3
- I, II, III
Ord: ordinal number
Examples
- prvi, drugi, tretji “first, second, third”
- 1., 2., 3.
- I., II., III.
Mult: multiplicative numeral
This is subtype of adjective or adverb.
Examples
- dvojen “double, twofold”; trojen “triple, threefold”; četveren “fourfold”
Sets: number of sets of things
Numerals used to count sets of things or nouns that are pluralia tantum.
Examples
- enoj, dvoj, troj “one-fold, two-fold, three-fold”
Conversion from JOS
All numerals with Type=cardinal are converted to NumType=Card and all numerals with Type=ordinal are converted to NumType=Ord. Numerals with Type=pronominal are either converted to NumType=Card (lemmas en and eden) or to NumType=Ord (lemma drug). Numerals with Type=special are either converted to NumType=Sets (lemmas not ending in -en) or to NumType=Mult (lemmas ending in -en).
Note that other types of quantifying words have not been explicitly marked in JOS, so assigning these and other NumType values to other words or part-of-speech categories, such as adjectives (enkraten, dvakraten, trikraten), adverbs (enkrat, dvakrat, trikrat; prvič, drugič, tretjič), determiners (veliko, malo, nekaj, koliko) and nouns (tretjina, polovica, četrtina), remains for future work.
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