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There's a category of word which Prof. Rahman, @muteeurahman, has referred to as an intensifier. In this case, using the word puts emphasis on the preceding word. Here are a few examples:
ھو=بہ ڪتاب پڙھي ثو.
he=too book read be(present).
He (too) reads a book.
(emphasizing on he)
ھو ڪتاب=بہ پڙھي ثو.
he book=too/also read be(present).
He reads a book (too/also).
(emphasizing on book).
ھو ڪتاب پڙھي=بہ ثو.
he book read=too be(present).
he (also) reads (too) a book.
(emphasizing on reads).
Here are some similar situations from the Urdu treebank:
Currently, as in the Urdu treebank, we have been labeling the word itself PART and giving it a dep relation to the previous word. I am wondering, is there a more specific dependency type which reflects this word relationship?
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There's a category of word which Prof. Rahman, @muteeurahman, has referred to as an intensifier. In this case, using the word puts emphasis on the preceding word. Here are a few examples:
Here are some similar situations from the Urdu treebank:
Currently, as in the Urdu treebank, we have been labeling the word itself
PART
and giving it adep
relation to the previous word. I am wondering, is there a more specific dependency type which reflects this word relationship?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: