susa

susa:Tag
susa:hasFeature

Adjective

Comment:

The Adjective class subsumes predicative adjectives, attributive adjectives and general adjectives. The used tags begin with J....

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:Tag

Tags / Individuals:

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Adverb

Comment:

This is the class of adverbs. The used tags begin with R...

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:Tag
>= e-eagles:Adverb

Tags / Individuals:

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Am

Comment:

The wordtag VBM is used for "am".
(from Sampson, G. 1995 "English for the Computer" p. 118)

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:Be
>= susa:Present

Tags / Individuals:

susa:VBM

Tag	VBM
Tier	pos
Comment:	The wordtag VBM is used for "am".
Properties:	susa:hasForm(susa:inflected_form) \| susa:hasTense(susa:present) \|

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AppositionIntroducingAdverb

Comment:

These are apposition-introducing elements e.g. "for example", "for instance", "namely".
(from Sampson, G. 1995 "English for the Computer" p.116)

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:Adverb

Tags / Individuals:

susa:REX

Tier	pos
Tag	REX
Comment:	REX is the used tag for an apposition-introducing element e.g. "for example", "for instance", "namely".

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Are

Comment:

The wordtag VBR is used for "are".
(from Sampson, G. 1995 "English for the Computer" p. 118)

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:Be

Tags / Individuals:

susa:VBR

Tag	VBR
Tier	pos
Comment:	VBR is used for "are".
Properties:	susa:hasForm(susa:inflected_form) \|

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Article

Comment:

The class of Article contains "every", the indefinite article, the negative determinerand the definite article.

(from Sampson, G. 1995 "English for the Computer" p.105)

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:Tag

Tags / Individuals:

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AttributiveAdjective

Comment:

These are attributively used adjectives.
(from Sampson, G. 1995 "English for the Computer" p. 109)

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:Adjective
>= e-eagles:AttributiveAdjective

Tags / Individuals:

susa:JB

Tag	JB
Tier	pos
Comment:	JB is used for attributively used adjectives e.g. "chief", "entire", "future", "inverse", "major".

susa:JBo

Tag JBo

Tier pos

Comment:
JBo is used for "other" in all uses.
susa:JBR

Tier pos

Tag JBR

Comment:
JBR is used for e.g. "inner", "lesser", "nether", "outer", "upper".
susa:JBT

Tier pos

Tag JBT

Comment:
JBT is the used tag for e.g. "utmost", "uttermost".
susa:JBy

Tier pos

Tag JBy

Comment:
JBy is used for "only" as an adjective like in the example "the only thing".

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AttributivePossessivePronoun

Comment:

This is used for attributive possessive pronouns.
(from Sampson, G. 1995 "English for the Computer" p.105)

Attributive Possessive Pronoun

according to Eagles 96 (http://www.ilc.cnr.it/EAGLES96/morphsyn/node454.html#SECTION00084100000000000000), a possessive determiner

APPGf +Her her
APPGm +His his
APPGh1 ITS its
APPGi1 +My my
APPGi2 +Our our
APPGh2 Their their
APPGy +Your your

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:AttributivePronoun
>= e-eagles:PossessiveDeterminer

Tags / Individuals:

susa:APPG

Tier	pos
Tag	APPG
Comment:	APPG is used for attributive possessive pronouns.
Properties:	susa:hasCase(susa:genitive) \|

susa:APPGf

Tier	pos
Tag	APPGf
Comment:	APPGf is used for "her" as possessive.
Properties:	susa:hasCase(susa:genitive) \| susa:hasPerson(susa:third) \| susa:hasNumber(susa:singular) \| susa:hasGender(susa:feminine)

susa:APPGh1

Tag	APPGh1
Tier	pos
Comment:	APPGh1 is the tag for "its".
Properties:	susa:hasNumber(susa:singular) \| susa:hasGender(susa:neutral) \| susa:hasPerson(susa:third) \| susa:hasCase(susa:genitive) \|

susa:APPGh2

Tag	APPGh2
Tier	pos
Comment:	APPGh2 for "their".
Properties:	susa:hasNumber(susa:plural) \| susa:hasCase(susa:genitive) \| susa:hasPerson(susa:third) \|

susa:APPGi1

Tier	pos
Tag	APPGi1
Comment:	APPGi1 is the tag for "my" as possessive.
Properties:	susa:hasNumber(susa:singular) \| susa:hasCase(susa:genitive) \| susa:hasPerson(susa:first) \|

susa:APPGi2

Tier	pos
Tag	APPGi2
Comment:	APPGi2 is used for "our".
Properties:	susa:hasPerson(susa:first) \| susa:hasNumber(susa:plural) \| susa:hasCase(susa:genitive)

susa:APPGm

Tier	pos
Tag	APPGm
Comment:	APPGm is used for "his" except as pronoun.
Properties:	susa:hasNumber(susa:singular) \| susa:hasCase(susa:genitive) \| susa:hasGender(susa:masculine) \| susa:hasPerson(susa:third)

susa:APPGy

Tag	APPGy
Tier	pos
Comment:	APPGy is used for "your".
Properties:	susa:hasCase(susa:genitive) \| susa:hasPerson(susa:second) \|

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AttributivePronoun

Comment:

The AttributivePronoun class subsumes the Attributive Possessive Pronoun class.

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:Tag

Tags / Individuals:

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BaseForm

Comment:

The BaseForm class subsumes the BeBaseForm, the DoBaseForm, the HaveBaseForm, the ModalVerbBaseForm and the LexicalVerbBaseForm. The tags are written with V.0...
And are used for infinitive or identical indicative verb forms.

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:Verb
>= e-eagles:Infinitive

Tags / Individuals:

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Be

Comment:

The class Be contains the wordtags for the forms of "be".
(from Sampson, G. 1995 "English for the Computer" p. 118)

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:Verb
>= e-eagles:AuxiliaryVerb

Tags / Individuals:

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BeBaseForm

Comment:

The wordtag VB0 is used for "be".
(from Sampson, G. 1995 "English for the Computer" p. 119)

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:Be
>= susa:BaseForm

Tags / Individuals:

susa:VB0

Tier	pos
Tag	VB0
Comment:	VB0 is used for "be".
Properties:	susa:hasForm(susa:base_form) \|

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BePast

Comment:

This is used for the past form of "be".

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:Be
>= susa:Past

Tags / Individuals:

susa:VBD

Tag	VBD
Tier	pos
Comment:	VBD is used for the past forms of be.
Properties:	susa:hasForm(susa:inflected_form) \| susa:hasTense(susa:past) \|

susa:VBDR

Tag	VBDR
Tier	pos
Comment:	VBDR is used for "were".
Properties:	susa:hasTense(susa:past) \| susa:hasForm(susa:inflected_form) \|

susa:VBDZ

Tag	VBDZ
Tier	pos
Comment:	VBDZ is used for "was".
Properties:	susa:hasTense(susa:past) \| susa:hasForm(susa:inflected_form) \|

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BePastParticiple

Comment:

This used for the past participle of "be".

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:Be

Tags / Individuals:

susa:VBN

Tier	pos
Tag	VBN
Comment:	This is the used tag for "been".
Properties:	susa:hasForm(susa:inflected_form) \|

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BePresentParticiple

Comment:

Ths is used for the present participle of "be". The wordtag VBG describes "being".
(from Sampson, G. 1995 "English for the Computer" p. 118)

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:Be
>= susa:PresentParticiple

Tags / Individuals:

susa:VBG

Tier	pos
Tag	VBG
Comment:	VBG is used for "being".
Properties:	susa:hasForm(susa:inflected_form) \|

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CardinalNumber

Comment:

MC is the used tag for cardinal numbers from "zero" upwards, spelled out. This includes "umpteen".
(from Sampson, G. 1995 "English for the Computer" p. 111)

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:Numeral
>= e-eagles:CardinalNumber

Tags / Individuals:

susa:MC

Tier	pos
Tag	MC
Comment:	MC is the used tag for cardinal numbers from "zero" upwards, spelled out. This includes "umpteen".
Properties:	susa:hasNumber(susa:singular) \|

susa:MC1

Tag MC1

Tier pos

Comment:
MC1 is used for "one" as numeral.

susa:MC1n

Tag	MC1n
Tier	pos
Comment:	MC1n is the tag for 1 written digitally, including uses as ordinal e.g. "February 1".

susa:MC2

Tag	MC2
Tier	pos
Comment:	MC2 tags the plural of cardinals.
Properties:	susa:hasNumber(susa:plural) \|

susa:MC2n

Tag	MC2n
Tier	pos
Comment:	MC2n is used for the plural of cardinals written digitally.
Properties:	susa:hasNumber(susa:plural) \|

susa:MC2r

Tag	MC2r
Tier	pos
Comment:	MC2r decribes the plural of roman numerals.
Properties:	susa:hasNumber(susa:plural) \|

susa:MC2y

Tier	pos
Tag	MC2y
Comment:	MC2y is used for the plural of year names e.g. "1960s".
Properties:	susa:hasNumber(susa:plural) \|

susa:MCb

Tag	vMCb
Tier	pos
Comment:	MCb is used for 'labels' for cross-reference within and between texts, comprising combinations of digits, letters and/ or non-alphanumeric characters.

susa:MCd

Tag MCd

Tier pos

Comment:
MCd is the tag for numerals including decimal points.

susa:MCe

Tier	pos
Tag	MCe
Comment:	MCe is for numbers containing a non-decimal separator, other than a time-of-day expression, e.g. "4:11", "4.11"(stands for four years and 11 months), "3.4.93".

susa:MCn

Tag	MCn
Tier	pos
Comment:	MCn is used for cardinal numerals written in digits, e.g "February 28".
Properties:	susa:hasNumber(susa:singular) \|

susa:MCo

Tag MCo

Tier pos

Comment:
MCo is the tag for "0" written as digit.

susa:MCr

Tag	MCr
Tier	pos
Comment:	MCr is used for roman numerals from " I " upwards.
Properties:	susa:hasNumber(susa:singular)

susa:MCs

Tag	MCs
Tier	pos
Comment:	MCs is the desciption for integers written digitally with a leading zero e.g. "007".

susa:MCy

Tag	MCy
Tier	pos
Comment:	MCy stands for the year name written digitally (full or with apostrophe) e.g. "1987", " `99".
Properties:	susa:hasNumber(susa:singular) \|

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Case

Comment:

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:Feature

Tags / Individuals:

susa:genitive
susa:objective
susa:subjective

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CatenativeModalVerb

Comment:

The wordtag VMK is used for "ought used" as modal catenative.
(from Sampson, G. 1995 "English for the Computer" p. 118)

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:Past
>= susa:ModalVerb

Tags / Individuals:

susa:VMK

Tier	pos
Tag	VMK
Comment:	The wordtag VMK is used for "ought used" as modal catenative.
Properties:	susa:hasForm(susa:inflected_form) \| susa:hasTense(susa:past)

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CommonNoun

Comment:

The CommonNoun class subsumes the common nouns and the direction nouns.

ND has been included here as it is comparable with temporal situating as in NNa, NNp, NNT....

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:Noun
>= e-eagles:CommonNoun

Tags / Individuals:

susa:NN

Tag NN

Tier pos

Comment:
This is a common noun.

susa:NN1

Tag	NN1
Tier	pos
Comment:	This is a common noun in singular.
Properties:	susa:hasNumber(susa:singular) \|

susa:NN1c

Tag	NN1c
Tier	pos
Comment:	This is a countable singular noun, e.g. "clock", "crowd", "Buddhist".
Properties:	susa:hasCountability(susa:countable) \| susa:hasNumber(susa:singular) \|

susa:NN1m

Tag	NN1m
Tier	pos
Comment:	This is a noun which beginns with "mid-" other than time noun, e.g. "midstream", "midfield".
Properties:	susa:hasNumber(susa:singular) \|

susa:NN1n

Tier	pos
Tag	NN1n
Comment:	This is a noun which can be used in a countable singular or as uncountable/ mass noun.
Properties:	susa:hasNumber(susa:singular)

susa:NN1u

Tier	pos
Tag	NN1u
Comment:	This is a uncountable/ mass noun, e.g. "snow", "Buddhism".
Properties:	susa:hasCountability(susa:uncountable) \|

susa:NN1ux

Tier	pos
Tag	NN1ux
Comment:	This is a uncountable/ mass noun whch is ending on "-ics", e.g. "athletics", "thermodynamics".
Properties:	susa:hasCountability(susa:uncountable) \|

susa:NN2

Tag	NN2
Tier	pos
Comment:	This is a common noun in plural.
Properties:	susa:hasNumber(susa:plural) \|

susa:NNa

Tier pos

Tag NNa

Comment:
This is the time of the day written digitally, e.g. "10:30", "10.30".
susa:NNb

Tier pos

Tag NNb

Comment:
THis is an attributive common noun, e.g. "scissor", "trouser"

susa:NNc

Tag	NNc
Tier	pos
Comment:	This is a noun which can appear in a countable singular or in plural, e.g. "sheep", "species", "people".
Properties:	susa:hasCountability(susa:countable) \|

susa:NNm

Tag	NNm
Tier	pos
Comment:	NNm is the tag for a singular abbreviation normally followed by a numeral functioning as a proper name e.g. "Fig.", "No.".
Properties:	susa:hasNumber(susa:singular)

susa:NNmm

Tag	NNmm
Tier	pos
Comment:	NNmm stands for the plural of NNm abbreviation, e.g. "Figs.", "Nos.".
Properties:	susa:hasNumber(susa:plural) \|

susa:NNn

Tag	NNn
Tier	pos
Comment:	NNn is used for nouns which can be uncountable ("mass"), countable singular or plural, e.g "fish" (a fish, three fish, a piece of fish), "Chinese (a Chinese, three Chinese, Chinese is tonal)" .

susa:NNO

Tier pos

Tag NNO
susa:NNOc

Tag NNOc

Tier pos

Comment:
NNOc is used for e.g. "dozen", "score", "gross" etc. .

susa:NNOn

Tag	NNOn
Tier	pos
Comment:	NNOn is used for abbreviated NNOc words and is ambiguous between singular and plural, e.g. "m" for million(s).

susa:NNp

Tag	NNp
Tier	pos
Comment:	NNp is the tag for the time of a day written digitally in 24-hour notation from 13:00 on, e.g. "13:30".

susa:NNu

Tag	NNu
Tier	pos
Comment:	NNu is the tag for plural mass nouns e.g. "data", "measles".
Properties:	susa:hasCountability(susa:uncountable) \| susa:hasNumber(susa:plural) \|

susa:NNux

Tag	NNux
Tier	pos
Comment:	NNux is used for plural mass nouns in "-ics", e.g. "mechanics".
Properties:	susa:hasCountability(susa:uncountable) \| susa:hasNumber(susa:plural)

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ComparativeAdverb

Comment:

This is a single-word comparative adverb other than "more".
(from Sampson, G. 1995 "English for the Computer" p. 117)

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:GeneralAdverb

Tags / Individuals:

susa:RRR

Tier	pos
Tag	RRR
Comment:	RRR is used for a single-word comparative adverb other than "more", e.g. " better", "closer", "deeper", "earlier" and so on.
Properties:	susa:hasDegree(susa:comparative) \|

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Conjunction

Comment:

The Conjunction class tags conjunctions and subsumes the classes BTO, coordinating conjunctions, subordinating conjunctions and pre-coordinators.
The used tags begin with C.. for logical reasons, pre-coordinator (LE) is added here.

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:Tag

Tags / Individuals:

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CoordinatingConjunction

Comment:

These are coordinating conjunctions.

(from Sampson, G. 1995 "English for the Computer" p. 105)

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:Conjunction
>= e-eagles:CoordinatingConjunction

Tags / Individuals:

susa:CC

Tag CC

Tier pos

Comment:
CC is used for coordinating conjunctions "and", "and/or", "as well as", "plus"
susa:CCB

Tag CCB

Tier pos

Comment:
CCB is used for "but" as coordinating conjunction.
susa:CCn

Tier pos

Tag CCn

Comment:
CCn is used for "nor".
susa:CCr

Tier pos

Tag CCr

Comment:
CCr is the tag for "or".

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Countability

Comment:

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:Feature

Tags / Individuals:

susa:countable
susa:uncountable

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DefiniteArticle

Comment:

This is the definite article "the".
(from Sampson, G. 1995 "English for the Computer" p. 105)

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:Article
>= e-eagles:DefiniteArticle

Tags / Individuals:

susa:AT

Tier pos

Tag AT

Comment:
The wordtag AT is used for "the".

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Degree

Comment:

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:Feature

Tags / Individuals:

susa:comparative
susa:positive
susa:superlative

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Demonstrative

Comment:

These are demonstratives.

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:Determiner
>= e-eagles:DemonstrativeDeterminer
>= e-eagles:DemonstrativePronoun

Tags / Individuals:

susa:DD1i

Comment:
DD1i is used for "this" in al uses including as qualifier.
susa:DD2a

Comment:
DD2a is used for "those".
susa:DD2i

Comment:
DD2i is used for "these".

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Determiner

Comment:

The Determiner class subsumes demonstratives, quantifiers and wh-determiner. The used wordtags begin with DD... .
(from Sampson, G. 1995 "English for the Computer" p. 106)

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:QuantifierDeterminerPronoun

Tags / Individuals:

susa:DD

Tag DD

Tier pos

Comment:
DD is used for "yon", "yonder" as determiner, "somesuch", "the rest".
susa:DD1

Tier pos

Tag DD1

Comment:
DD1 is used for determiner in singular.

susa:DD1a

Tag	DD1a
Tier	pos
Comment:	DD1a is used for "that" as determiner, demonstrative pronoun, or qualifier (e.g. that slowly).

susa:DD1t

Tag DD1t

Tier pos

Comment:
DD1t is used for "a little".

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DirectionNoun

Comment:

The wordtag ND1 is used for direction e.g. "north", "N", "southeast".
(from Sampson, G. 1995 "English for the Computer" p. 111)

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:CommonNoun

Tags / Individuals:

susa:ND

Tier pos

Tag ND

Comment:
ND is used for direction nouns.

susa:ND1

Tag	ND1
Tier	pos
Comment:	ND1 is used for direction e.g. "north", "N", "southeast".
Properties:	susa:hasNumber(susa:singular) \|

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Distorted

Comment:

FD is the used wordtag for a distorted word. It is only used in speech analysis.
(from Sampson, G. 1995 "English for the Computer" p. 107)

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:NonPOS
>= e-eagles:Residual

Tags / Individuals:

susa:FD

Tag	FD
Tier	pos
Comment:	FD is the used wordtag for a distorted word. It is only used in speech analysis.

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Do

Comment:

The class DoType contains the wordtags for the forms of "do".
(from Sampson, G. 1995 "English for the Computer" p. 118)

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:Verb
>= e-eagles:AuxiliaryVerb

Tags / Individuals:

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DoBaseForm

Comment:

The wordtag VD0 is used for "do" as infinitive or as indicative.
(from Sampson, G. 1995 "English for the Computer" p. 119)

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:BaseForm
>= susa:Do

Tags / Individuals:

susa:VD0

Tier	pos
Tag	VD0
Comment:	The wordtag VD0 is used for "do" as infinitive or as indicative.
Properties:	susa:hasTense(susa:present) \| susa:hasForm(susa:base_form)

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Does

Comment:

VDZ is used for "does".
(from Sampson, G. 1995 "English for the Computer" p. 118)

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:Present
>= susa:Do

Tags / Individuals:

susa:VDZ

Tag	VDZ
Tier	pos
Comment:	VDZ is used for "does".
Properties:	susa:hasForm(susa:inflected_form) \| susa:hasTense(susa:present) \|

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DoPast

Comment:

VDD is used for "did".
(from Sampson, G. 1995 "English for the Computer" p. 118)

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:PresentParticiple
>= susa:Do

Tags / Individuals:

susa:VDD

Tag	VDD
Tier	pos
Comment:	VDD is used for "did".
Properties:	susa:hasTense(susa:past) \| susa:hasForm(susa:inflected_form) \|

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DoPastParticiple

Comment:

The VDN tag describes "done".
(from Sampson, G. 1995 "English for the Computer" p. 118)

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:PastParticiple
>= susa:Do

Tags / Individuals:

susa:VDN

Tier	pos
Tag	VDN
Comment:	The VDN tag describes "done".
Properties:	susa:hasTense(susa:past) \| susa:hasForm(susa:inflected_form) \|

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DoPresentParticiple

Comment:

This is used for the present participle of "do".

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:Do

Tags / Individuals:

susa:VDG

Tier	pos
Tag	VDG
Comment:	This is the used tag for "doing".
Properties:	susa:hasForm(susa:inflected_form) \|

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Every

Comment:

This is used for "every".
(from Sampson, G. 1995 "English for the Computer" p. 105)

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:Article
>= e-eagles:IndefiniteDeterminer

Tags / Individuals:

susa:AT1e

Tier pos

Tag AT1e

Comment:
AT1e is used for "every".

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ExistentialThere

Comment:

EX is the used wordtag for the existential "there".
(from Sampson, G. 1995 "English for the Computer" p. 107)

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:Unique

Tags / Individuals:

susa:EX-Tag

Tier pos

Tag EX

Comment:
EX is the used tag for the existential "there".

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ForeignWord

Comment:

FW is the used wordtag for a foreign word which is not capable of being allocated a more specific tag by reference to its English context.
(from Sampson, G. 1995 "English for the Computer" p. 108)

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:NonPOS
>= e-eagles:Foreign

Tags / Individuals:

susa:FW

Tag	FW
Tier	pos
Comment:	FW is the used wordtag for a foreign word which is not capable of being allocated a more specific tag by reference to its English context.

susa:FWg

Tag	FWg
Tier	pos
Comment:	FWg is used for a biological Latin name of genus or other rank higherthan species e.g. "Equus Umbelliferae".

susa:FWs

Tag	FWs
Tier	pos
Comment:	FWs is the tag for a biological Latin species (or lower rank) name e.g. "sapiens officinale".

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Form

Comment:

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:Feature

Tags / Individuals:

susa:base_form
susa:inflected_form

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Formula

Comment:

The FO class subsumes formulas, mathematical expressions, adresses etc..
(from Sampson, G. 1995 "English for the Computer" p. 107f.)

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:NonPOS
>= e-eagles:Formula

Tags / Individuals:

susa:FO

Tag FO

Tier pos

Comment:
FO is the used tag for a determinate formula.

susa:FOc

Tag	FOc
Tier	pos
Comment:	FOc tags a formula or an acronym for chemical substances, molecules or subatomic particles e.g. "TNT", "DDT".

susa:FOp

Tag	FOp
Tier	pos
Comment:	FOp is used for a London postal district, the British post-code, teh American 'Zip-code' e.g. "W.C.2", "LA6 3AN".

susa:FOqc

Tier pos

Tag FOqc

Comment:
FOqc is the tag fora chemical equation, when it is analysed as a single word.
susa:FOqx

Tag FOqx

Tier pos

Comment:
FOqx is used for a algebraic equation, when it is analysed as a single word.
susa:FOr

Tier pos

Tag FOr

Comment:
FOr is the tag for a road name e.g. "M6 B6480 I-95".
susa:FOs

Tier pos

Tag FOs

Comment:
FOs is the tag for registrtation/ reference/ serial/ model number.
susa:FOt

Tag FOt

Tier pos

Comment:
FOt is used for a telephone number.

susa:FOx

Tag	FOx
Tier	pos
Comment:	FOx is the tag for an algebraic expression with nominal as opposed to equative function e.g. "a", "pi".

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Fraction

Comment:

MFn is the used tag for fractons written digitally e.g. "2/3".
(from Sampson, G. 1995 "English for the Computer" p. 111)

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:Numeral
>= e-eagles:Numeral

Tags / Individuals:

susa:MF

Tag MF

Tier pos

Comment:
MF is used for fraction numerals.
susa:MFn

Tag MFn

Tier pos

Comment:
MFn is the used tag for fractions written digitally e.g. "2/3".

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Gender

Comment:

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:Feature

Tags / Individuals:

susa:feminine
susa:masculine
susa:neutral

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GeneralAdjective

Comment:

These are general adjectives.
(from Sampson, G. 1995 "English for the Computer" p. 109)

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:Adjective
>= e-eagles:Adjective

Tags / Individuals:

susa:JJ

Tag	JJ
Tier	pos
Comment:	JJ is used for general adjectives e.g. "blue", "English".
Properties:	susa:hasDegree(susa:positive)

susa:JJh

Tag	JJh
Tier	pos
Comment:	JJh is used for pseudo-adjectives formed by suffixing "-ed" to the last word of a nominal compound.
Properties:	susa:hasDegree(susa:positive) \|

susa:JJj

Tag	JJj
Tier	pos
Comment:	JJj is the tag for abbreviated adjectives appended to organization names to identify it legal status e.g. "Ltd Inc Pty" and counterparts in other jurisdictions.
Properties:	susa:hasDegree(susa:positive) \|

susa:JJR

Tag	JJR
Tier	pos
Comment:	JJRis used for comparative adjectives, including "elder" and "further".
Properties:	susa:hasDegree(susa:comparative) \|

susa:JJs

Tier	pos
Tag	JJs
Comment:	JJs is used for adjectives in -most orther than "utmost/ uttermost" e.g. "backmost", "inmost", "lowermost", "midmost".
Properties:	susa:hasDegree(susa:positive) \|

susa:JJT

Tier	pos
Tag	JJT
Comment:	JJT is used for superlative adjectives, including "eldest" and "furthest".
Properties:	susa:hasDegree(susa:superlative) \|

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GeneralAdverb

Comment:

These are general adverbs.
(from Sampson, G. 1995 "English for the Computer" p.117)

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:Adverb

Tags / Individuals:

susa:RR

Tier pos

Tag RR

Comment:
RR is used for general adverbs.
susa:RRe

Tier pos

Tag RRe

Comment:
RRe is the tag for "enough" as clause adverb.
susa:RRf

Tag RRf

Tier pos

Comment:
RRf is used for "far" as adverb.
susa:RRg

Tag RRg

Tier pos

Comment:
RRg is used for "long" as adverb.
susa:RRs

Tag RRs

Tier pos

Comment:
RRs describes "otherwise", "yet".
susa:RRx

Tier pos

Tag RRx

Comment:
RRx stands for "only" as adverb.
susa:RRy

Tag RRy

Tier pos

Comment:
RRy is used for "any" as qualifier with comparative.

susa:RRz

Tier	pos
Tag	RRz
Comment:	RRz is used for "so" introducing a main clause or a clause of purpose or result, or as an adverb of manner or degree.

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GenitiveInflection

Comment:

GG is the used wordtag for the Germanic genitive inflection +´s, or + ´ after a plural stem and certain other stems ending in -s.
(from Sampson, G. 1995 "English for the Computer" p. 108)

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:NonPOS
>= e-eagles:Postposition

Tags / Individuals:

susa:GG

Tier	pos
Tag	GG
Comment:	GG is the used wordtag for the Germanic genitive inflection +´s, or + ´ after a plural stem and certain other stems ending in -s.

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Has

Comment:

The wordtag VHZ is used for "has".
(from Sampson, G. 1995 "English for the Computer" p. 119)

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:Present
>= susa:Have

Tags / Individuals:

susa:VHZ

Tag	VHZ
Tier	pos
Comment:	The wordtag VHZ is used for "has".
Properties:	susa:hasTense(susa:present) \| susa:hasForm(susa:inflected_form) \|

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Have

Comment:

The class HaveType contains the wordtags for the forms of "have".
(from Sampson, G. 1995 "English for the Computer" p. 118)

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:Verb
>= e-eagles:AuxiliaryVerb

Tags / Individuals:

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HaveBaseForm

Comment:

The wordtag VH0 is used for "have".
(from Sampson, G. 1995 "English for the Computer" p. 119)

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:Have
>= susa:BaseForm

Tags / Individuals:

susa:VH0

Tag	VHO
Tier	pos
Comment:	The wordtag VH0 is used for "have".
Properties:	susa:hasTense(susa:present) \| susa:hasForm(susa:base_form) \|

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HavePast

Comment:

The wordtag VHD is used for the past tense form "had".
(from Sampson, G. 1995 "English for the Computer" p. 119)

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:Past
>= susa:Have

Tags / Individuals:

susa:VHD

Tier	pos
Tag	VHD
Comment:	The wordtag VHD is used for the past tense form "had".
Properties:	susa:hasTense(susa:past) \| susa:hasForm(susa:inflected_form) \|

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HavePastParticiple

Comment:

The wordtag VHN is used for the past participle form "had".
(from Sampson, G. 1995 "English for the Computer" p. 119)

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:PastParticiple
>= susa:Have

Tags / Individuals:

susa:VHN

Tier	pos
Tag	VHN
Comment:	The wordtag VHN is used for the past participle form "had".
Properties:	susa:hasForm(susa:inflected_form) \| susa:hasTense(susa:past)

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HavePresentParticiple

Comment:

The wordtag VHG is used for "having".
(from Sampson, G. 1995 "English for the Computer" p. 119)

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:PresentParticiple
>= susa:Have

Tags / Individuals:

susa:VHG

Tag	VHG
Tier	pos
Comment:	The wordtag VHG is used for "having".
Properties:	susa:hasForm(susa:inflected_form) \|

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IndefiniteArticle

Comment:

This is used for the indefinite article "a", "an".
(from Sampson, G. 1995 "English for the Computer" p. 105)

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:Article
>= e-eagles:IndefiniteArticle

Tags / Individuals:

susa:AT1

Tier pos

Tag AT1

Comment:
AT1 is used for the indefinite article "a", "an".

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Interjection

Comment:

These are interjections.

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:Tag
>= e-eagles:Interjection

Tags / Individuals:

susa:UH

Tag	UH
Tier	pos
Comment:	UH is the used tag for an interjection e.g. "blimey", "hello", "please", "well", "yes".

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Is

Comment:

The wordtag VBZ is used for "is".
(from Sampson, G. 1995 "English for the Computer" p. 118)

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:Be
>= susa:Present

Tags / Individuals:

susa:VBZ

Tag	VBZ
Tier	pos
Comment:	The wordtag VBZ is used for "is".
Properties:	susa:hasForm(susa:inflected_form) \| susa:hasTense(susa:present)

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Letter

Comment:

ZZ is used for letters of the (roman or other) alphabet.
(from Sampson, G. 1995 "English for the Computer" p. 120)

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:NonPOS
>= e-eagles:Symbol

Tags / Individuals:

susa:ZZ

Tag ZZ

Tier pos

Comment:
ZZ is used for letters of the (roman or other) alphabet.

susa:ZZ1

Tag	ZZ1
Tier	pos
Comment:	ZZ1 is the used tag for a singular letter of the (roman or other) alphabet.
Properties:	susa:hasNumber(susa:singular) \|

susa:ZZ2

Tier	pos
Tag	ZZ2
Comment:	ZZ2 which is used for a letter of the alphabet with plural inflexion.
Properties:	susa:hasNumber(susa:plural)

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LexicalVerb

Comment:

These are lexical verbs.

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:Verb

Tags / Individuals:

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LexicalVerbBaseForm

Comment:

These are tags which begin with VV... and are used for non-modal verbs or non-auxiliary verbs.
(from Sampson, G. 1995 "English for the Computer" p. 118f)

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:LexicalVerb
>= susa:BaseForm

Tags / Individuals:

susa:VV0

Tag	VV0
Tier	pos
Comment:	These are base form of verbs.
Properties:	susa:hasForm(susa:base_form) \|

susa:VV0i

Tier	pos
Tag	VV0i
Comment:	VV0i is used for the base form of intransitive verbs.
Properties:	susa:hasForm(susa:base_form) \|

susa:VV0t

Tier	pos
Tag	VV0t
Comment:	The base form of transitive verbs is tagged with VV0t.
Properties:	susa:hasForm(susa:base_form) \|

susa:VV0v

Tag	VV0v
Tier	pos
Comment:	VV0v is used for the base form of verbs which have transitive and intransitive uses.
Properties:	susa:hasForm(susa:base_form) \|

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LexicalVerbPastForm

Comment:

These are tags which begin with VV... and are used for non-modal verbs or non-auxiliary verbs.
LexicalVerbPastForm is a class for past tense verbforms.

(from Sampson, G. 1995 "English for the Computer" p. 118f)

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:LexicalVerb
>= susa:Past

Tags / Individuals:

susa:VVD

Tier	pos
Tag	VVD
Comment:	VVD is used for past tense verbforms.
Properties:	susa:hasForm(susa:inflected_form) \| susa:hasTense(susa:past)

susa:VVDi

Tier	pos
Tag	VVDi
Comment:	VVDi is used for the past tense form of intransitive verbs.
Properties:	susa:hasForm(susa:inflected_form) \| susa:hasTense(susa:past) \| susa:hasValency(susa:intransitive)

susa:VVDt

Tag	VVDt
Tier	pos
Comment:	The past tense form of transitive verbs is tagged with VVDt.
Properties:	susa:hasTense(susa:past) \| susa:hasValency(susa:transitive) \| susa:hasForm(susa:inflected_form) \|

susa:VVDv

Tag	VVDv
Tier	pos
Comment:	VVDv describes the past tense form of verbs which have transitive and intransitive uses.
Properties:	susa:hasTense(susa:past) \| susa:hasForm(susa:inflected_form) \|

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LexicalVerbPastParticiple

Comment:

These are lexical verbforms in past participle.

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:LexicalVerb
>= susa:PastParticiple

Tags / Individuals:

susa:VVN

Tier	pos
Tag	VVN
Comment:	VVN iS used for the past participle verbforms.
Properties:	susa:hasForm(susa:inflected_form) \| susa:hasTense(susa:past) \|

susa:VVNi

Tier	pos
Tag	VVNi
Comment:	VVNi used for the past participle of intransitive verbs
Properties:	susa:hasValency(susa:intransitive) \| susa:hasTense(susa:past) \| susa:hasForm(susa:inflected_form)

susa:VVNt

Tier	pos
Tag	VVNt
Comment:	VVNt used for the past participle of transitive verbs.
Properties:	susa:hasTense(susa:past) \| susa:hasValency(susa:transitive) \| susa:hasForm(susa:inflected_form) \|

susa:VVNv

Tag	VVNv
Tier	pos
Comment:	VVNv for the past participle of verbs having transitive and intransitive uses.
Properties:	susa:hasTense(susa:past) \| susa:hasForm(susa:inflected_form) \|

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LexicalVerbPresentParticiple

Comment:

Tags which begin with VV... are used for non-modal verbs or non-auxiliary verbs.
LexicalVerbPresentParticiple is a class for present participle verbforms.
(from Sampson, G. 1995 "English for the Computer" p. 118f)

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:LexicalVerb
>= susa:PresentParticiple

Tags / Individuals:

susa:VVG

Tier	pos
Tag	VVG
Comment:	VVG is used for present participle verbforms.
Properties:	susa:hasTense(susa:present) \| susa:hasForm(susa:inflected_form) \|

susa:VVGi

Tag	VVGi
Tier	pos
Comment:	VVGi is used for present participle intransitive verbforms.
Properties:	susa:hasValency(susa:intransitive) \| susa:hasTense(susa:present) \| susa:hasForm(susa:inflected_form)

susa:VVGK

Tag	VVGK
Tier	pos
Comment:	VVGK is used for "going" as catenative (in BE "going to").
Properties:	susa:hasTense(susa:present) \| susa:hasForm(susa:inflected_form) \|

susa:VVGt

Tag	VVGt
Tier	pos
Comment:	The present participle form of transitive verbs is tagged with VVGt.
Properties:	susa:hasValency(susa:transitive) \| susa:hasTense(susa:present) \| susa:hasForm(susa:inflected_form) \|

susa:VVGv

Tag	VVGv
Tier	pos
Comment:	VVGv describes the present participle form of verbs which have transitive and intransitive uses.
Properties:	susa:hasForm(susa:inflected_form) \| susa:hasTense(susa:present)

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LexicalVerbThirdPerson

Comment:

Tags which begin with VV... are used for non-modal verbs or non-auxiliary verbs.
LexicalVerbThirdPerson is used for the third person form of full verbs.
(from Sampson, G. 1995 "English for the Computer" p. 119)

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:LexicalVerb
>= susa:Present

Tags / Individuals:

susa:VVZ

Tag	VVZ
Tier	pos
Comment:	VVZ is used for the third person singular verbforms.
Properties:	susa:hasPerson(susa:third) \| susa:hasTense(susa:present) \| susa:hasNumber(susa:singular) \| susa:hasForm(susa:inflected_form)

susa:VVZi

Tier	pos
Tag	VVZi
Comment:	VVZi is used for the third person singular form of intransitive verbs.
Properties:	susa:hasNumber(susa:singular) \| susa:hasValency(susa:intransitive) \| susa:hasForm(susa:inflected_form) \| susa:hasTense(susa:present) \| susa:hasPerson(susa:third) \|

susa:VVZt

Tag	DD1n
Tier	pos
Comment:	The third person singular form of transitive verbs is tagged with VVZt.
Properties:	susa:hasValency(susa:transitive) \| susa:hasPerson(susa:third) \| susa:hasForm(susa:inflected_form) \| susa:hasTense(susa:present) \| susa:hasNumber(susa:singular)

susa:VVZv

Tier	pos
Tag	VVZv
Comment:	VVZv describes the third person singular form of verbs which have transitive and intransitive uses.
Properties:	susa:hasTense(susa:present) \| susa:hasNumber(susa:singular) \| susa:hasPerson(susa:third) \| susa:hasForm(susa:inflected_form)

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ModalVerb

Comment:

The class of ModalVerb contains the wordtags VMd, VMo and VMK which are used for modals.

This class is described in Eagles as:
The auxiliaries in English subdivide into the primary verbs `be', `have', and `do', which can also function as main verbs, and the modal auxiliaries such as `can', `will', and `would', which are uninflected, and always function as auxiliaries.
http://www.ilc.cnr.it/EAGLES96/morphsyn/node158.html#SECTION00054800000000000000

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:Verb
>= e-eagles:AuxiliaryVerb

Tags / Individuals:

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ModalVerbBaseForm

Comment:

The wordtag VMo is used for modals in present form e.g. "can", "dare", "may", "must", "need", "shall", "will".
(from Sampson, G. 1995 "English for the Computer" p. 118)

"o" here is possibly misspelled for "0".

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:BaseForm
>= susa:ModalVerb

Tags / Individuals:

susa:VMo

Tag	VMo
Tier	pos
Comment:	The wordtag VMo is used for modals in present form e.g. "can", "dare", "may", "must", "need", "shall", "will".
Properties:	susa:hasForm(susa:base_form) \|

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ModalVerbPast

Comment:

The wordtag VMd is used for modals in past form e.g. "could", "might", "should", "would".
(from Sampson, G. 1995 "English for the Computer" p. 118)

"d" here is possibly misspelled for "D".

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:ModalVerb
>= susa:Past

Tags / Individuals:

susa:VM

Tier	pos
Tag	VM
Comment:	VM is used for modal verbforms.
Properties:	susa:hasTense(susa:past) \| susa:hasForm(susa:inflected_form) \|

susa:VMd

Tag	VMd
Tier	pos
Comment:	The wordtag VMd is used for modals in past form e.g. "could", "might", "should", "would".
Properties:	susa:hasTense(susa:past) \| susa:hasForm(susa:inflected_form) \|

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NegativeDeterminer

Comment:

This is used for "no" as determiner or qualifier.
(from Sampson, G. 1995 "English for the Computer" p. 105)

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:Article
>= e-eagles:Unique

Tags / Individuals:

susa:ATn

Tag ATn

Tier pos

Comment:
ATn stands for "no" as determiner or qualifier.

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NonPOS

Comment:

The NonPOS class subsumes separated morphologicl elements like formulae, equations, foreign words etc.

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:Tag

Tags / Individuals:

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Not

Comment:

XX is the used wordtag for "not".
(from Sampson, G. 1995 "English for the Computer" p. 119)

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:Unique

Tags / Individuals:

susa:XX-Tag

Tier pos

Tag XX

Tag XX-Tag

Comment:
XX is the used wordtag for "not".

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Noun

Comment:

The Noun class subsumes the proper nouns and the common nouns. The used tags begin with N.. .

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:Tag

Tags / Individuals:

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Number

Comment:

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:Feature

Tags / Individuals:

susa:plural
susa:singular

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Numeral

Comment:

The Numeral class subsumes cardinal numbers, ordinal numbers and fraction numbers. The used tags begin with M.. .

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:Tag

Tags / Individuals:

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OrdinalNumber

Comment:

MD is the used tag for ordinal numbers, whether used as ordinal adjective or adverb or as fraction e.g. "third", "fourth".
(from Sampson, G. 1995 "English for the Computer" p. 111)

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:Numeral
>= e-eagles:OrdinalNumber

Tags / Individuals:

susa:MD

Tag	MD
Tier	pos
Comment:	MD is the used tag for ordinal numbers, whether used as ordinal adjective or adverb or as fraction e.g. "third", "fourth".

susa:MDn

Tag MDn

Tier pos

Comment:
MDn are ordinal numbers written digitally e.g. "1 st", "2 nd".
susa:MDo

Tier pos

Tag MDo

Comment:
MDo is the tag for "first", "second".
susa:MDt

Tier pos

Tag MDt

Comment:
MDt is used for "next", "last".

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OrganizationNoun

Comment:

These are organization nouns. The common noun refers to cases where the meaning of the noun is a kind of organization and the noun is used as the head word in the name of organizations of that kind. (from Sampson, G. 1995 "English for the Computer" p. 94)

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:CommonNoun

Tags / Individuals:

susa:NNJ

Tier	pos
Tag	NNJ
Comment:	NNJ is used for a noun which appears only as a desciptive head of an organisation name, e.g. "Corp", "Bros". Singular or plural is possible.

susa:NNJ1

Tag	NNJ1
Tier	pos
Comment:	NNJ1 is used for organization nouns in singular.
Properties:	susa:hasNumber(susa:singular) \|

susa:NNJ1c

Tag	NNJ1c
Tier	pos
Comment:	This is a noun which appears as a countable singular and is a desciptive head of an organisation name
Properties:	susa:hasNumber(susa:singular) \| susa:hasCountability(susa:countable) \|

susa:NNJ1n

Tag	NNJ1n
Tier	pos
Comment:	NNJ1n is used for nouns which can be uncountable ("mass"), a countable singular and a descriptive head of an organisation name, e.g. "company", "organization".
Properties:	susa:hasNumber(susa:singular)

susa:NNJ2

Tier	pos
Tag	NNJ2
Comment:	NNJ2 is used for plural descriptive heads of an organisation name, e.g. "associates".
Properties:	susa:hasNumber(susa:plural) \|

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Past

Comment:

The Past class subsumes the wordtags VBD, VHD, VMd, VMK and VVD which stand for past tense.

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:Verb
>= e-eagles:IndicativeVerb

Tags / Individuals:

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PastParticiple

Comment:

The PastParticiple class contains the wordtags VDN, VHN and VVN.

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:Verb
>= e-eagles:Participle

Tags / Individuals:

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Person

Comment:

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:Feature

Tags / Individuals:

susa:first
susa:second
susa:third

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PostmodifyingAdverb

Comment:

These are postmodifying adverbs and adverb-like phrases.
(from Sampson, G. 1995 "English for the Computer" p.115f.)

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:Adverb

Tags / Individuals:

susa:RA

Tag RA

Tier pos

Comment:
These are adverbs.
susa:RAa

Tier pos

Tag RAa

Comment:
RAa is the used wordtag for "ago", "since" as synonym for age.

susa:RAb

Tier	pos
Tag	RAb
Comment:	RAb is used for "A.D./ Anno Domini" and for counterparts used in the pre-date position in other calendars.

susa:RAc

Tag	RAc
Tier	pos
Comment:	RAc stands for a cocordinationg element e.g. "etc", "f" or "ff" (means 'following').

susa:RAe

Tag RAe

Tier pos

Comment:
RAe is the tag for "else" in all uses.
susa:RAh

Tag RAh

Tier pos

Comment:
RAh is used "am" (for 'ante meridiem'), "pm" o`clock.
susa:RAi

Tag RAi

Tier pos

Comment:
RAi is the tag for "inst", "ult" etc. .

susa:RAj

Tag	RAj
Tier	pos
Comment:	RAj is used for postnomianl adjectives e.g. "destinate", "centigrade", "elect", "galore".

susa:RAn

Tier	pos
Tag	RAn
Comment:	RAn is used for "whatever", "whatsever" after a negative or non-assertive nominal head.

susa:RAp

Tag RAp

Tier pos

Comment:
RAp is used for "per annum", "pa", "per diem" etc. .
susa:RAq

Tag RAq

Tier pos

Comment:
RAq is the used tag for "apiece", distributive uses for "each".
susa:RAx

Tag RAx

Tier pos

Comment:
RAx is used for a mathematical postfix operator e.g. "!" for factorial.
susa:RAy

Tag RAy

Tier pos

Comment:
RAy describes "B.C." and counterparts following dates in other calendars.
susa:RAz

Tier pos

Tag RAz

Comment:
RAz tags "or so" as in "fifty or so".

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PreCoordinator

Comment:

The wordtag LE is used as pre-co-ordinator for "both", "not only".
In the Susanne Corpus "pre-co-ordinator" means the first part of paired co-ordinating markers, e.g. in "both... and", "neither... nor".
(from Sampson, G. 1995 "English for the Computer" p.110)

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:Conjunction
>= e-eagles:CoordinatingConjunction

Tags / Individuals:

susa:LE

Tag LE

Tier pos

Comment:
LE is used for "both", "not only" as pre-co-ordinator.
susa:LEe

Tag LEe

Tier pos

Comment:
LEe is used for "either" as pre-co-ordinator.
susa:LEn

Tag LEn

Tier pos

Comment:
LEn is used for "neither" as pre-co-ordinator.

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PredicativeAdjective

Comment:

These are predicatively used adjectives.
(from Sampson, G. 1995 "English for the Computer" p. 109)

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:Adjective
>= e-eagles:PredicativeAdjective

Tags / Individuals:

susa:JA

Tag JA

Tier pos

Comment:
JA is used for predicatively used adjectives e.g. "ablaze", "alone".

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Prefix

Comment:

FB is the used wordtag for a prefix which is seperated by a hyphen.
(from Sampson, G. 1995 "English for the Computer" p. 107)

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:NonPOS
>= e-eagles:Residual

Tags / Individuals:

susa:FB

Tier pos

Tag FB

Comment:
FB is the used wordtag for a prefix which is seperated by a hyphen.

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Preposition

Comment:

The Preposition class subsumes the class of PrepositionOrSubordinatingConjunction. The used wordtags begin with I.. .

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:Tag
>= e-eagles:Preposition

Tags / Individuals:

susa:IF

Tag	IF
Tier	pos
Comment:	IF is the used tag for "for" as preposition. (from Sampson, G. 1995 "English for the Computer" p. 109)

susa:II

Tier	pos
Tag	II
Comment:	II is the used wordtag for general prepositions, including prepositional use of words which can function either as preposition or as adverb. e.g. "into", "near", "off", "on", "onto", "opposite", "outside", "over", "past", "through". (from Sampson, G. 1995 "English for the Computer" p. 109)

susa:IIa

Tag IIa

Tier pos

Comment:
IIa is the used tag for "as".
susa:IIb

Tag IIb

Tier pos

Comment:
IIb is used for "by".
susa:IIg

Tier pos

Tag IIg

Comment:
IIg is the tag for "aged" as a pseudo-preposition.
susa:IIp

Tag IIp

Tier pos

Comment:
IIp is used for "per".
susa:IIt

Tier pos

Tag IIt

Comment:
IIt is used for "to" as preposition.
susa:IIx

Tag IIx

Tier pos

Comment:
IIx is used for mathematical infix operators e.g. "+", ">", "=", etc. .

susa:IO

Tier	pos
Tag	IO
Comment:	IO is the used tag for "of". (from Sampson, G. 1995 "English for the Computer" p. 109)

susa:IW

Tag	IW
Tier	pos
Comment:	IW is the used tag for "with" in all uses, "without" as preposition, "what with". (from Sampson, G. 1995 "English for the Computer" p. 109)

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PrepositionAsAdverb

Comment:

These are prepositions used as adverb.
(from Sampson, G. 1995 "English for the Computer" p.116f)

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:Adverb
>= e-eagles:ParticleAdverb

Tags / Individuals:

susa:RP

Tier	pos
Tag	RP
Comment:	RP is used for "across", "down", "in", "off", "on", "out", "over", "through", "up" in adverberbial uses.

susa:RPK

Tier pos

Tag RPK

Comment:
RPK is used for "about" in adverbial and catenative use.

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PrepositionOrSubordinatingConjunction

Comment:

The class ICSType the tags subsumes ICS, ICSk, ICSt and ICSx.
(from Sampson, G. 1995 "English for the Computer" p.108f.)

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:SubordinatingConjunction
>= susa:Preposition

Tags / Individuals:

susa:ICS

Tag ICS

Tier pos

Comment:
ICS is used for "considering", "notwithstanding".

susa:ICSk

Tag	ICSk
Tier	pos
Comment:	ICSk is the tag for "like" as preposition, subordinating conjunction, or in a relative use.

susa:ICSt

Tier	pos
Tag	ICSt
Comment:	ISCt describes "after", "before", "ere", "since", "until", "til" as prepositions (with a complement) or subordinating conjunctions.

susa:ICSx

Tag	ICSx
Tier	pos
Comment:	ISCx is the used wordtag for "but", "except", "save" as prepositions or subordinating conjunctions.

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Present

Comment:

The Present class contains the wordtags VBM, VBZ, VDZ, VHZ and VVZ. Present forms are not identical to infinitive.

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:Verb
>= e-eagles:IndicativeVerb

Tags / Individuals:

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PresentParticiple

Comment:

The PresentParticiple class contains the wordtags VBG, VDD, VHG and VVG which stand for present participle forms.

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:Verb
>= e-eagles:ing

Tags / Individuals:

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ProperNoun

Comment:

The class NP subsumes several subtypes of proper nouns. The used tags begin with NP.. .
(from Sampson, G. 1995 "English for the Computer" p. 113f.)

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:Noun
>= e-eagles:ProperNoun

Tags / Individuals:

susa:NP

Tier pos

Tag NP

Comment:
These are proper nouns.

susa:NP1

Tag	NP1
Tier	pos
Comment:	These are singular proper names.
Properties:	susa:hasNumber(susa:singular)

susa:NP1c

Tier	pos
Tag	NP1c
Comment:	NP1c is the used special tag for country names.
Properties:	susa:hasNumber(susa:singular) \|

susa:NP1f

Tier	pos
Tag	NP1f
Comment:	NP1f tags a feminine forename.
Properties:	susa:hasNumber(susa:singular) \| susa:hasGender(susa:feminine) \|

susa:NP1g

Tag	NP1g
Tier	pos
Comment:	NP1g is used for miscellaneous singular geographical proper names, e.g. "Adriatic", "America", "Sherwood".
Properties:	susa:hasNumber(susa:singular) \|

susa:NP1i

Tier	pos
Tag	NP1i
Comment:	NP1i is the tag for intitials of personal names.
Properties:	susa:hasNumber(susa:singular)

susa:NP1j

Tier	pos
Tag	NP1j
Comment:	NP1j stands for organization names, e.g. "Unilever", "Kiwanis".
Properties:	susa:hasNumber(susa:singular) \|

susa:NP1m

Tag	NP1m
Tier	pos
Comment:	NP1m NP1f tags a masculine forename.
Properties:	susa:hasNumber(susa:singular) \| susa:hasGender(susa:masculine)

susa:NP1p

Tag	NP1p
Tier	pos
Comment:	NP1p is the used tag for 'province' name, name of an US state, an English county etc. .
Properties:	susa:hasNumber(susa:singular) \|

susa:NP1s

Tag	NP1s
Tier	pos
Comment:	NP1s is used for surnames.
Properties:	susa:hasNumber(susa:singular) \|

susa:NP1t

Tier	pos
Tag	NP1t
Comment:	NP1t is the tag for a town name.
Properties:	susa:hasNumber(susa:singular) \|

susa:NP1x

Tag	NP1x
Tier	pos
Comment:	NP1x is used for miscellaneous singular proper name, e.g. "Parthenon", "Persil".
Properties:	susa:hasNumber(susa:singular)

susa:NP1z

Tag	NP1z
Tier	pos
Comment:	NP1z is used for a 'code name', an acronym or arbitrary alphanumeric expression functioning as countable noun.
Properties:	susa:hasNumber(susa:singular) \|

susa:NP2

Tag	NP2
Tier	pos
Comment:	These are plural proper names.
Properties:	susa:hasNumber(susa:plural)

susa:NP2c

Tag	NP2c
Tier	pos
Comment:	NP2c stands for the plural of country names, e.g. "the Philippines".
Properties:	susa:hasNumber(susa:plural) \|

susa:NP2f

Tier	pos
Tag	NP2f
Comment:	NP2f is used for plural feminine forenames.
Properties:	susa:hasGender(susa:feminine) \| susa:hasNumber(susa:plural) \|

susa:NP2g

Tier	pos
Tag	NP2g
Comment:	NP2g is used for miscellaneous plural geographical proper names, e.g. "Alps", "Americas", "Antilles".
Properties:	susa:hasNumber(susa:plural)

susa:NP2j

Tier	pos
Tag	NP2j
Comment:	NP2j is the used tag for plural organization names, e.g. "ICP's", "Unilevers".
Properties:	susa:hasNumber(susa:plural) \|

susa:NP2m

Tier	pos
Tag	NP2m
Comment:	NP2m tags plural masculine forenames.
Properties:	susa:hasGender(susa:masculine) \| susa:hasNumber(susa:plural)

susa:NP2p

Tier	pos
Tag	NP2p
Comment:	NP2p is the used tag for plural province names, e.g. "Carolinas".
Properties:	susa:hasNumber(susa:plural) \|

susa:NP2s

Tag	NP2s
Tier	pos
Comment:	NP2s describes plural surnames, as in the "Robinsons".
Properties:	susa:hasNumber(susa:plural) \|

susa:NP2t

Tag	NP2t
Tier	pos
Comment:	NP2t is used for plural town names.
Properties:	susa:hasNumber(susa:plural) \|

susa:NP2x

Tag	NP2x
Tier	pos
Comment:	NP2x are miscellaneous plural proper names.
Properties:	susa:hasNumber(susa:plural) \|

susa:NP2z

Tier	pos
Tag	NP2z
Comment:	NP2z is used for the pluralized form of a 'code name' functioning as countable noun, e.g. "1-11´s".
Properties:	susa:hasNumber(susa:plural)

susa:NPD

Tag NPD

Tier pos

Comment:
NPD is the wordtag for an abbreviated day of the week, e.g. "Tues".

susa:NPD1

Tag	NPD1
Tier	pos
Comment:	NPD1 is the used tag for a day of the week e.g. "Monday".
Properties:	susa:hasNumber(susa:singular) \|

susa:NPD2

Tier	pos
Tag	NPD2
Comment:	NPD2 is the used tag for a day of the week in plural, e.g. "Tuesdays".
Properties:	susa:hasNumber(susa:plural) \|

susa:NPM

Tier pos

Tag NPM

Comment:
NPM is the tag for an abbreviated month name, e.g. "Oct".

susa:NPM1

Tier	pos
Tag	NPM1
Comment:	NPM1 is the used tag for a month name, e.g. "October"
Properties:	susa:hasNumber(susa:singular) \|

susa:NPM2

Tier	pos
Tag	NPM2
Comment:	NPM2 is the used tag for plural of month names, e.g. "Octobers".
Properties:	susa:hasNumber(susa:plural) \|

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ProperSubordinatingConjunction

Comment:

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:SubordinatingConjunction

Tags / Individuals:

susa:CS

Tier pos

Tag CS

Comment:
These are subordinating conjunctions.

susa:CSA

Tier	pos
Tag	CSA
Comment:	CSA is the wordtag for "as" as subordinating conjunction or as preposition in comparative sense.

susa:CSf

Tier pos

Tag CSf

Comment:
CSf is used for "for" as conjunction.
susa:CSg

Tier pos

Tag CSg

Comment:
CSg is used for "though" as subordinating conjunction.
susa:CSi

Tag CSi

Tier pos

Comment:
CSi is used for "if".
susa:CSk

Tag CSk

Tier pos

Comment:
CSk is used for "as if", "as though".
susa:CSn

Tag CSn

Tier pos

Comment:
CSn is used for "when" as subordinating conjunction.
susa:CSN

Tag CSN

Tier pos

Comment:
CSN is used for "than" in all uses.
susa:CSr

Tag CSr

Tier pos

Comment:
CSr is used for "where" as subordinating conjunction.

susa:CST

Tag	CST
Tier	pos
Comment:	CST is the tag for "that" as subordinating conjunction, including in its use in introducing relative clauses.

susa:CSW

Tier pos

Tag CSW

Comment:
CSW is used for "whether" in all uses.

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Punctuation

Comment:

The Punctuation class subsumes punctuation and text-structuring symbols. The used tags begin with Y .
Punctuation includes font instructions and pauses.

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:Tag
>= e-eagles:Punctuation

Tags / Individuals:

susa:YB

Tag	YB
Tier	pos
Comment:	YB is the used wordtag for text devisions of a paragraph or a higher rank which do not have a heading: <majbrk> <minbrk>.

susa:YBL

Tag YBL

Tier pos

Comment:
YBL describes the beginning of heading: <bmajhd> <bminhd>.
susa:YBR

Tier pos

Tag YBR

Comment:
YBR tags the end of heading <emajhd> <eminhd>.
susa:YC

Tier pos

Tag YC

Comment:
YC is the used tag for comma.
susa:YD

Tag YD

Tier pos

Comment:
YD is the used tag for dash (em-dash or larger).
susa:YE

Tier pos

Tag YE

Comment:
YE is the used tag for the ellipsis mark "...".
susa:YF

Tier pos

Tag YF

Comment:
YF is the used tag for the full stop, American "period", ".".

susa:YG

Tier	pos
Tag	YG
Comment:	YG is the used tag for a logical position of a transformationally moved/deleted item.

susa:YH

Tag YH

Tier pos

Comment:
YH is the used tag for a hyphen, "-" dash.

susa:YIL

Tier	pos
Tag	YIL
Comment:	YIL is the used tag for left quotes, opening (single or double) inverted commas.

susa:YIR

Tier pos

Tag YIR

Comment:
YIR is the used tag for closing (single or double) inverted commas.
susa:YM

Tag YM

Tier pos

Comment:
YM is the used tag for a filled pause. Its only used in speech analysis.
susa:YN

Tag YN

Tier pos

Comment:
YN is the used tag for colon.
susa:YND

Tier pos

Tag YND

Comment:
YND for the colon-dash ":".

susa:YO

Tag	YO
Tier	pos
Comment:	YO is the used tag for bullet, pilcrom, or other special symbol visually marking a text division.

susa:YP

Tag YP

Tier pos

Comment:
YP is the used tag for the silent pause. It is used only in speech analysis.
susa:YPL

Tag YPL

Tier pos

Comment:
YPL is the used tag for the opening bracket "(".
susa:YPR

Tag YPR

Tier pos

Comment:
YPR is the used tag for the closing bracket ")".
susa:YQ

Tier pos

Tag YQ

Comment:
YQ is the used tag for the question mark "?".

susa:YR

Tag	YR
Tier	pos
Comment:	YR is the used tag for an interruption point. It is only used in speech analysis.

susa:YS

Tier pos

Tag YS

Comment:
YS is the used tag for a semicolon.
susa:YT

Tier pos

Tag YT

Comment:
YT is used for bolds.
susa:YTL

Tag YTL

Tier pos

Comment:
YTL is used for a begin bold.
susa:YTR

Tier pos

Tag YTR

Comment:
YTR is used for an end bold.
susa:YX

Tag YX

Tier pos

Comment:
YX is the used tag for the exclamation mark "!".

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Qualifier

Comment:

In the Susanna Corpus a "qualifier" means an adverb modifying adjective or adverb.

These are qualifiers which having no other adverbial use.

(from Sampson, G. 1995 "English for the Computer" p.116)

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:Adverb
>= e-eagles:DegreeAdverb

Tags / Individuals:

susa:RG

Tag	RG
Tier	pos
Comment:	RG is the used tag for a qualifier which having no other adverbial use e.g. "very", "jolly", "mighty", "stark".

susa:RGa

Tag	RGa
Tier	pos
Comment:	Rga is used for "as" as qualifier. RGb is the tag for "quite" as qualifier or before an article e.g. in "quite a good idea". RGf stands for "too" as qualifier.

susa:RGA

Tier pos

Tag RGA

Comment:
RGA is the wordtag for "indeed" as qualifier.
susa:RGAf

Tier pos

Tag RGAf

Comment:
RGAf for "enough" as qualifier.

susa:RGb

Tier	pos
Tag	RGb
Comment:	RGb is the tag for "quite" as qualifier or before an article e.g. in "quite a good idea".

susa:RGf

Tag RGf

Tier pos

Comment:
RGf stands for "too" as qualifier.
susa:RGi

Tag RGi

Tier pos

Comment:
The wordtag RGi is used for "about", "around", "circa", "getting on for" etc..
susa:RGQ

Tier pos

Tag RGQ

Comment:
RGQ is used for question qualifiers.
susa:RGQq

Tag RGQq

Tier pos

Comment:
RGQq for "how" as qualifier.
susa:RGQV

Tier pos

Tag RGQV

Comment:
RGQV is the tag for "however", "no matter how" as qualifier.

susa:RGr

Tag	RGr
Tier	pos
Comment:	RGr is used for "rather" as qualifier or before an article. RGz for "so" as qualifier.

susa:RGz

Tag RGz

Tier pos

Comment:
RGz for "so" as qualifier.

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Quantifier

Comment:

These are quantifiers.

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:Determiner

Tags / Individuals:

susa:DA

Tier pos

Tag

Tag DA

Comment:
DA is used for quantifiers.
susa:DA1

Tier pos

Tag DA1

Comment:
DA1 is used for "much", "little".
susa:DA2

Tag DA2

Tier pos

Comment:
DA2 is the used wordtag for "few" and "many".
susa:DA2q

Tier pos

Tag DA2q

Comment:
DA2q is used for "several".
susa:DA2R

Tier pos

Tag DA2R

Comment:
DA2R is the used tag for "fewer".
susa:DA2T

Tier pos

Tag DA2T

Comment:
DA2T is used for "fewest".
susa:DAg

Tier pos

Tag DAg

Comment:
DAg is used for "own" as part of a genitive construction.
susa:DAr

Tier pos

Tag DAr

Comment:
DAr is used for "former"/ " latter" in all uses.
susa:DAR

Tag DAR

Tier pos

Comment:
DAR is used for "less" or "more".
susa:DAT

Tag DAT

Tier pos

Comment:
DAT is used for "least" and "most" in all uses.
susa:DAy

Tag DAy

Tier pos

Comment:
DAy is the tag for "same" / "selfsame".
susa:DAz

Tier pos

Tag DAz

Comment:
DAz is used for "such".
susa:DD1b

Comment:
DD1b is used for "a bit".
susa:DD1e

Comment:
DD1e is used for "either" as determiner or pronoun.
susa:DD1n

Comment:
DD1n is used for "neither" as determiner or pronoun.
susa:DD1q

Comment:
DD1q is used for "another", "each", "one and the same" as determiner or pronoun.
susa:DD2

Comment:
DD2 is used for "a few", "a good few", "a good many", "a good great".
susa:DDf

Comment:
DDf is used for "enough" as pronoun or pre- or postmodifying a noun.
susa:DDi

Comment:
DDi is used for "some" as determiner or pronoun.
susa:DDo

Comment:
DDo is used for "a lot".
susa:DDy

Comment:
DDy is used for "any" as determiner or pronoun.

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Quantifier

Comment:

This class contains quantifiers. The used tags begin with DA... .
(from Sampson, G. 1995 "English for the Computer" p. 106)

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:QuantifierDeterminerPronoun

Tags / Individuals:

susa:DA

Tier pos

Tag

Tag DA

Comment:
DA is used for quantifiers.
susa:DA1

Tier pos

Tag DA1

Comment:
DA1 is used for "much", "little".
susa:DA2

Tag DA2

Tier pos

Comment:
DA2 is the used wordtag for "few" and "many".
susa:DA2q

Tier pos

Tag DA2q

Comment:
DA2q is used for "several".
susa:DA2R

Tier pos

Tag DA2R

Comment:
DA2R is the used tag for "fewer".
susa:DA2T

Tier pos

Tag DA2T

Comment:
DA2T is used for "fewest".
susa:DAg

Tier pos

Tag DAg

Comment:
DAg is used for "own" as part of a genitive construction.
susa:DAr

Tier pos

Tag DAr

Comment:
DAr is used for "former"/ " latter" in all uses.
susa:DAR

Tag DAR

Tier pos

Comment:
DAR is used for "less" or "more".
susa:DAT

Tag DAT

Tier pos

Comment:
DAT is used for "least" and "most" in all uses.
susa:DAy

Tag DAy

Tier pos

Comment:
DAy is the tag for "same" / "selfsame".
susa:DAz

Tier pos

Tag DAz

Comment:
DAz is used for "such".
susa:DD1b

Comment:
DD1b is used for "a bit".
susa:DD1e

Comment:
DD1e is used for "either" as determiner or pronoun.
susa:DD1n

Comment:
DD1n is used for "neither" as determiner or pronoun.
susa:DD1q

Comment:
DD1q is used for "another", "each", "one and the same" as determiner or pronoun.
susa:DD2

Comment:
DD2 is used for "a few", "a good few", "a good many", "a good great".
susa:DDf

Comment:
DDf is used for "enough" as pronoun or pre- or postmodifying a noun.
susa:DDi

Comment:
DDi is used for "some" as determiner or pronoun.
susa:DDo

Comment:
DDo is used for "a lot".
susa:DDy

Comment:
DDy is used for "any" as determiner or pronoun.

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QuantifierDeterminerPronoun

Comment:

The QuantifierDeterminerPronoun class subsumes quantifiers, DB and determiner. The used wordtags begin with D....
According to the examples, the prototypical forms which are collected here can be used as determiners. Some have ambiguity with pronouns.

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:Tag
>= e-eagles:Determiner

Tags / Individuals:

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QuantifyingPronoun

Comment:

The class QuantifyingPronoun subsumes quantifying determiners or pronouns.
(from Sampson, G. 1995 "English for the Computer" p. 106)

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:QuantifierDeterminerPronoun

Tags / Individuals:

susa:DB

Tier pos

Tag DB

Comment:
DB is used for "all", "both" or "half" as pronoun or determiner.
susa:DB2

Tier pos

Tag DB2

Comment:
DB2 is used for "both" as determiner or pronoun.
susa:DBa

Tag DBa

Tier pos

Comment:
DBa is used for "all" as determiner or pronoun.
susa:DBh

Tag DBh

Tier pos

Comment:
DBh is used for "half" as determiner or pronoun.

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ReflexivePronoun

Comment:

These are the reflexive personal pronouns.
Their tags begin with PPX.. .
(from Sampson, G. 1995 "English for the Computer" p. 115)

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:SubstitutivePersonalPronoun
>= e-eagles:ReflexivePronoun

Tags / Individuals:

susa:PPX

Tier pos

Tag PPX

Comment:
PPX are reflexive personal pronouns.

susa:PPX1

Tier	pos
Tag	PPX1
Comment:	These are the singular forms of the reflexive personal pronouns.
Properties:	susa:hasNumber(susa:singular) \|

susa:PPX1f

Tier	pos
Tag	PPX1f
Comment:	PPX1f is the used wordtag for "herself".
Properties:	susa:hasPerson(susa:third) \| susa:hasGender(susa:feminine) \| susa:hasNumber(susa:singular) \|

susa:PPX1h

Tag	PPX1h
Tier	pos
Comment:	PPX1h tags "itself".
Properties:	susa:hasNumber(susa:singular) \| susa:hasGender(susa:neutral) \| susa:hasPerson(susa:third) \|

susa:PPX1i

Tier	pos
Tag	PPX1i
Comment:	PPX1i is used for "myself".
Properties:	susa:hasNumber(susa:singular) \| susa:hasPerson(susa:first) \|

susa:PPX1m

Tag	PPX1m
Tier	pos
Comment:	PPX1m is used for "himself".
Properties:	susa:hasGender(susa:masculine) \| susa:hasNumber(susa:singular) \| susa:hasPerson(susa:third)

susa:PPX1y

Tag	PPX1y
Tier	pos
Comment:	PPX1y for "yourselves".
Properties:	susa:hasNumber(susa:singular) \| susa:hasPerson(susa:second)

susa:PPX2

Tag	PPX2
Tier	pos
Comment:	These are the plural forms of the reflexive personal pronouns.
Properties:	susa:hasNumber(susa:plural) \|

susa:PPX2h

Tag	PPX2h
Tier	pos
Comment:	PPX2h is the used tag for "themselves", "each other" or "one another".
Properties:	susa:hasNumber(susa:plural) \| susa:hasPerson(susa:third) \|

susa:PPX2i

Tag	PPX2i
Tier	pos
Comment:	PPX2i describes "ourselves"/ "ourself".
Properties:	susa:hasNumber(susa:plural) \| susa:hasPerson(susa:first)

susa:PPX2y

Tag	PPX2y
Tier	pos
Comment:	PPX2y tags "yourselves".
Properties:	susa:hasPerson(susa:second) \| susa:hasNumber(susa:plural) \|

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SubordinatingConjunction

Comment:

These are subcoordinating conjunctions.
(from Sampson, G. 1995 "English for the Computer" p.106)

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:Conjunction
>= e-eagles:SubordinatingConjunction

Tags / Individuals:

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SubordinatingConjunctionWithInfinitival

Comment:

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:SubordinatingConjunction
>= e-eagles:SubordinatingConjunction

Tags / Individuals:

susa:BTO

Tag	BTO
Tier	pos
Comment:	BTO stands for " in order" and occurs within a infinitival clause as a left sister of an infinitival verb/ verb group. (from Sampson, G. 1995 "English for the Computer" p.105, 268)

susa:TO

Tier	pos
Tag	TO
Comment:	TO is the used wordtag for the infinitival "to". It could be analyzed as a sub-type of subordination. (from Sampson, G. 1995 "English for the Computer" p. 118)

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SubstitutiveFirstPersonPronoun

Comment:

These are first person pronouns. These tags begin with PPI...
(from Sampson, G. 1995 "English for the Computer" p. 115)

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:SubstitutivePersonalPronoun
>= e-eagles:FirstPersonPronoun
>= e-eagles:PersonalPronoun

Tags / Individuals:

susa:PPI

Tier pos

Tag PPI

Comment:
PPI is used for substitutive first person pronouns.

susa:PPIO1

Tag	PPIO1
Tier	pos
Comment:	PPIO1 is used for "me".
Properties:	susa:hasCase(susa:objective) \| susa:hasNumber(susa:singular) \| susa:hasPerson(susa:first)

susa:PPIO2

Tag	PPIO2
Tier	pos
Comment:	PPIO2 is the used wordtag for "us".
Properties:	susa:hasNumber(susa:plural) \| susa:hasCase(susa:objective) \| susa:hasPerson(susa:first) \|

susa:PPIS1

Tier	pos
Tag	PPIS1
Comment:	This is the tag for ' I ' as personal pronoun.
Properties:	susa:hasPerson(susa:first) \| susa:hasCase(susa:subjective) \| susa:hasNumber(susa:singular)

susa:PPIS2

Tag	PPIS2
Tier	pos
Comment:	This is the tag for "we".
Properties:	susa:hasPerson(susa:first) \| susa:hasCase(susa:subjective) \| susa:hasNumber(susa:plural)

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SubstitutiveIndefinitePronoun

Comment:

The SubstitutiveIndefinitePronoun class subsumes the wordtags PN1 and PNX1.

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:SubstitutivePronoun
>= e-eagles:IndefinitePronoun

Tags / Individuals:

susa:PN1

Tier	pos
Tag	PN1
Comment:	PN1 is used for e.g. "anybody", "anyone", "anything", "everybody", "everything", "naught", "nobody", "no one", "nothing". (from Sampson, G. 1995 "English for the Computer" p. 114)

susa:PN1o

Tag	PN1o
Tier	pos
Comment:	PN1o is the used wordtagfor the singular indefinite pronoun ("one"). (from Sampson, G. 1995 "English for the Computer" p. 114)

susa:PN1z

Tag	PN1z
Tier	pos
Comment:	PN1z is used for "so" as a pro-form, for instance in the "do so"- construction. (from Sampson, G. 1995 "English for the Computer" p. 114)

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SubstitutiveIndefiniteReflexive

Comment:

PNX1 is the used wordtag for the singular indefinite reflexive "oneself".
(from Sampson, G. 1995 "English for the Computer" p. 115)

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:SubstitutiveIndefinitePronoun

Tags / Individuals:

susa:PNX1

Tag PNX1

Tier pos

Comment:
PNX1 is the used wordtag for the singular indefinite reflexive "oneself".

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SubstitutiveInterrogativePronoun

Comment:

The SubstitutiveInterrogativePronoun class contains the wordtags PNQOq and PNQSq.

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:SubstitutiveWHPronoun
>= e-eagles:InterrogativePronoun

Tags / Individuals:

susa:PNQOq

Tag	PNQOq
Tier	pos
Comment:	This tag is used for the interrogative "whom". (from Sampson, G. 1995 "English for the Computer" p. 115)
Properties:	susa:hasCase(susa:objective) \|

susa:PNQSq

Tag	PNQSq
Tier	pos
Comment:	This tag is used for the interrogative "who". (from Sampson, G. 1995 "English for the Computer" p. 115)
Properties:	susa:hasCase(susa:subjective) \|

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SubstitutiveNegativePronoun

Comment:

This is the negative substitutive pronoun "none".
(from Sampson, G. 1995 "English for the Computer" p. 114)

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:SubstitutivePronoun
>= e-eagles:Unique

Tags / Individuals:

susa:PN

Tag	PN
Tier	pos
Comment:	PN is the used wordtag for the negative substitutive pronoun "none" in all uses. (from Sampson, G. 1995 "English for the Computer" p. 114)

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SubstitutivePersonalPronoun

Comment:

This class subsumes substitutive personal pronouns. The used tags start with PP...

http://www.ilc.cnr.it/EAGLES96/morphsyn/node366.html#SECTION00074100000000000000

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:SubstitutivePronoun

Tags / Individuals:

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SubstitutivePossessivePronoun

Comment:

These are substitutive possessive pronouns. The used tags begin with PPG... .
(from Sampson, G. 1995 "English for the Computer" p. 115)

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:SubstitutivePersonalPronoun
>= e-eagles:PossessivePronoun

Tags / Individuals:

susa:PPG

Tag PPG

Tier pos

Comment:
These are substitutive possessive pronouns.

susa:PPGf

Tier	pos
Tag	PPGf
Comment:	PPGf is used for "hers".
Properties:	susa:hasPerson(susa:third) \| susa:hasNumber(susa:singular) \| susa:hasGender(susa:feminine) \|

susa:PPGh2

Tag	PPGh2
Tier	pos
Comment:	PPGh2 is used for "theirs".
Properties:	susa:hasPerson(susa:third) \| susa:hasNumber(susa:plural) \|

susa:PPGi1

Tag	PPGi1
Tier	pos
Comment:	PPGi1 is used for "mine".
Properties:	susa:hasNumber(susa:singular) \| susa:hasPerson(susa:first)

susa:PPGi2

Tier	pos
Tag	PPGi2
Comment:	PPGi2 is used "ours".
Properties:	susa:hasNumber(susa:singular) \| susa:hasPerson(susa:first)

susa:PPGm

Tag	PPGm
Tier	pos
Comment:	PPGm is used for "his".
Properties:	susa:hasPerson(susa:third) \| susa:hasGender(susa:masculine) \| susa:hasNumber(susa:singular) \|

susa:PPGy

Tag	NPM
Tier	pos
Comment:	PPGy is used for "yours"in singular or plural.
Properties:	susa:hasPerson(susa:second) \|

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SubstitutivePronoun

Comment:

The class SubstitutivePronoun seems to correspond with Pronoun. It subsumes SubstitutiveIndefinitePronoun, SubstitutiveNegativePronoun, SubstitutivePersonalPronoun and SubstitutiveWHPronoun. The used tags begin with P....

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:Tag
>= e-eagles:Pronoun

Tags / Individuals:

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SubstitutiveRelativePronoun

Comment:

The SubstitutiveRelativePronoun class contains the wordtags PNQOr and PNQSr.

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:SubstitutiveWHPronoun
>= e-eagles:RelativePronoun

Tags / Individuals:

susa:PNQOr

Tier	pos
Tag	PNQOr
Comment:	This tag is used for the relative "whom". (from Sampson, G. 1995 "English for the Computer" p. 115)
Properties:	susa:hasCase(susa:objective) \|

susa:PNQSr

Tag	PNQSr
Tier	pos
Comment:	This tag is used for the relative "who". (from Sampson, G. 1995 "English for the Computer" p. 115)
Properties:	susa:hasCase(susa:subjective)

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SubstitutiveSecondPersonPronoun

Comment:

This is the second person personal pronoun "you".
(from Sampson, G. 1995 "English for the Computer" p. 115)

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:SubstitutivePersonalPronoun
>= e-eagles:SecondPersonPronoun
>= e-eagles:PersonalPronoun

Tags / Individuals:

susa:PPY

Tag	PPY
Tier	pos
Comment:	This tag is used for "you" in singular or plural.
Properties:	susa:hasPerson(susa:second) \|

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SubstitutiveThirdPersonPronoun

Comment:

These are third person personal pronouns.
(from Sampson, G. 1995 "English for the Computer" p. 115)

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:SubstitutivePersonalPronoun
>= e-eagles:ThirdPersonPronoun
>= e-eagles:PersonalPronoun

Tags / Individuals:

susa:PPH

Tier pos

Tag PPH

Comment:
These are third person pronouns.

susa:PPH1

Tier	pos
Tag	PPH1
Comment:	PPH1 is used for "it".
Properties:	susa:hasGender(susa:neutral) \| susa:hasPerson(susa:third) \| susa:hasNumber(susa:singular) \|

susa:PPHO1

Tier	pos
Tag	PPHO1
Comment:	PPHO1 ia used for objective third person pronouns in singular.
Properties:	susa:hasCase(susa:objective) \| susa:hasNumber(susa:singular) \|

susa:PPHO1f

Tier	pos
Tag	PPHO1f
Comment:	PPHO1f is the used tag for "her" as pronoun.
Properties:	susa:hasGender(susa:feminine) \| susa:hasPerson(susa:third) \| susa:hasNumber(susa:singular) \| susa:hasCase(susa:objective) \|

susa:PPHO1m

Tag	PPHO1m
Tier	pos
Comment:	PPHO1m for "him".
Properties:	susa:hasNumber(susa:singular) \| susa:hasPerson(susa:third) \| susa:hasCase(susa:objective) \| susa:hasGender(susa:masculine) \|

susa:PPHO2

Tier	pos
Tag	PPHO2
Comment:	PPHO2 is used for "them".
Properties:	susa:hasNumber(susa:plural) \| susa:hasPerson(susa:third) \| susa:hasCase(susa:objective)

susa:PPHS1

Tag	PPHS1
Tier	pos
Comment:	PPHS1 ia used for subjective third person pronouns in singular.
Properties:	susa:hasCase(susa:subjective) \| susa:hasNumber(susa:singular) \|

susa:PPHS1f

Tag	PPHS1f
Tier	pos
Comment:	PPHS1f describes "she".
Properties:	susa:hasCase(susa:subjective) \| susa:hasPerson(susa:third) \| susa:hasNumber(susa:singular) \| susa:hasGender(susa:feminine)

susa:PPHS1m

Tag	PPHS1m
Tier	pos
Comment:	PPHS1m id used for "he".
Properties:	susa:hasCase(susa:subjective) \| susa:hasNumber(susa:singular) \| susa:hasGender(susa:masculine) \| susa:hasPerson(susa:third)

susa:PPHS2

Tier	pos
Tag	PPHS2
Comment:	PPHS2 is used for "they".
Properties:	susa:hasNumber(susa:plural) \| susa:hasCase(susa:subjective)

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SubstitutiveWHPronoun

Comment:

The SubstitutiveWHPronoun class subsumes all tags which begin with PNQ... .This class contains PNQV, SubstitutiveInterrogativePronoun and SubstitutiveRelativePronoun.

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:SubstitutivePronoun
>= e-eagles:WHPronoun

Tags / Individuals:

susa:PNQV

Tag PNQV

Tier pos

Comment:
PNQV is used for substitutive wh pronouns without a specification of case.

susa:PNQVG

Tag	PNQVG
Tier	pos
Comment:	This tag is used for "no matter whose", "whosever".
Properties:	susa:hasCase(susa:genitive) \|

susa:PNQVO

Tier	pos
Tag	PNQVO
Comment:	This tag is used for "no matter whom", "whomever".
Properties:	susa:hasCase(susa:objective) \|

susa:PNQVS

Tier	pos
Tag	PNQVS
Comment:	This tag is used for "no matter who", "whoever", "whosever".
Properties:	susa:hasCase(susa:subjective) \|

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Suffix

Comment:

FA is the used wordtag for a suffix which is seperated by a hyphen.
(from Sampson, G. 1995 "English for the Computer" p. 107)

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:NonPOS
>= e-eagles:Residual

Tags / Individuals:

susa:FA

Tag FA

Tier pos

Comment:
FA is the used wordtag for a suffix which is seperated by a hyphen.

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SuperlativeAdverb

Comment:

This is a superlative adverb other than "most".
(from Sampson, G. 1995 "English for the Computer" p. 117)

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:GeneralAdverb

Tags / Individuals:

susa:RRT

Tag	RRT
Tier	pos
Comment:	RRT is used for a superlative adverb other than "most", e.g. "best", "brightest", "closest", "earliest", "fastest" and so on.
Properties:	susa:hasDegree(susa:superlative) \|

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Tag

Comment:

SUSANNE TagSet and its mapping to Eagles

English examples from "Morphosyntactic
Phenomena Encoded in Lexicons and Corpora A Common Proposal and
Applications to European Languages EAG---CLWG---MORPHSYN/R
Version of 31st Aug, 1996", http://www.ilc.cnr.it/EAGLES96/morphsyn/)

The SUSANNE structuring strategy is to subsume everything which starts with the same sequence of symbols.

Klassenhierarchie:

Tags / Individuals:

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TemporalAdverb

Comment:

These are temporal adverbs.
(from Sampson, G. 1995 "English for the Computer" p.118)

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:Adverb

Tags / Individuals:

susa:RT

Tag RT

Tier pos

Comment:
RT is the used wordtag for "again", "hereafter", "overnight".
susa:RTn

Tier pos

Tag RTn

Comment:
RTn is used for "then".
susa:RTo

Tag RTo

Tier pos

Comment:
RTo is used for "now".
susa:RTt

Tag RTt

Tier pos

Comment:
RTt is used for "today", "tomorrow", "tonight", "yesterday".

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TemporalNoun

Comment:

These are nouns for time.

(from Sampson, G. 1995 "English for the Computer" p. 113)

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:CommonNoun

Tags / Individuals:

susa:NNT1

Tier	pos
Tag	NNT1
Comment:	NNT1 is sued for temporal nouns in singular.
Properties:	susa:hasNumber(susa:singular) \|

susa:NNT1c

Tier	pos
Tag	NNT1c
Comment:	NNT1c is for a singular time noun that can head a noun phrase functioning adverbially, e.g. "hour", "day", "evening".
Properties:	susa:hasNumber(susa:singular) \|

susa:NNT1h

Tag	NNT1h
Tier	pos
Comment:	NNT1h is the tag for holiday or season, e.g. "Christmas", "Boxing Day".
Properties:	susa:hasNumber(susa:singular)

susa:NNT1m

Tier	pos
Tag	NNT1m
Comment:	NNT1m is used for a point-of-time noun, which cannot head a noun phrase functioning adverbially, e.g. "noon", "midnight", "midyear".
Properties:	susa:hasNumber(susa:singular) \|

susa:NNT2

Tier	pos
Tag	NNT2
Comment:	NNT2 stands for the plural of NNT1.. nouns.
Properties:	susa:hasNumber(susa:plural) \|

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Tense

Comment:

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:Feature

Tags / Individuals:

susa:past
susa:present

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Title

Comment:

These are common nouns of style and title. An S term is a status-indicating item which either accompanies one or more individual names within the full title of a person or is used to addres a person of appropriate status, or both. (from Sampson, G. 1995 "English for the Computer" p. 95)
(from Sampson, G. 1995 "English for the Computer" p. 112 - 113)

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:CommonNoun

Tags / Individuals:

susa:NNS

Tier	pos
Tag	NNS
Comment:	NNS is used for nouns of style or title in singular, e.g. "Mr", "Mrs", "Dr".
Properties:	susa:hasNumber(susa:singular) \|

susa:NNS1

Tag	NNS1
Tier	pos
Comment:	NNS1 is used for title nouns in singular.
Properties:	susa:hasNumber(susa:singular)

susa:NNS1c

Tier	pos
Tag	NNS1c
Comment:	NNS1c is used for nouns of style or title in countable singular "doctor", "miss", "madam".
Properties:	susa:hasCountability(susa:countable) \| susa:hasNumber(susa:singular) \|

susa:NNS1n

Tier	pos
Tag	NNS1n
Comment:	NNS1n is used for nouns of style or title in countable singular or uncountable mass noun, e.g. "justice".
Properties:	susa:hasNumber(susa:singular)

susa:NNS2

Tier	pos
Tag	NNS2
Comment:	NNS2 is used for nouns of style or title in plural, e.g. "doctors".
Properties:	susa:hasNumber(susa:plural) \|

susa:NNSA

Tag	NNSA
Tier	pos
Comment:	NNSA is used for an item of style or title fllowing name, with or without a countable singular use, e.g. "Jr", "Sr".

susa:NNSj

Tag NNSj

Tier pos

Comment:
NNSj is used for style or title-only adjectival items, e.g "Rev", "Very Rev".

susa:NNSS

Tier	pos
Tag	NNSS
Comment:	NNSS is used for style or title-only adjectival items in plural, e.g. "Messrs", "Mmes".
Properties:	susa:hasNumber(susa:plural) \|

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TopographicalAdverb

Comment:

These are adverbs of place or direction.
(from Sampson, G. 1995 "English for the Computer" p.116)

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:Adverb

Tags / Individuals:

susa:RL

Tag	RL
Tier	pos
Comment:	RL is the used tag for an adverb of place or direction e.g. "along", "back", "outside".

susa:RLe

Tier pos

Tag RLe

Comment:
RLe is used for "elsewhere".
susa:RLh

Tag RLh

Tier pos

Comment:
RLh is used for "here", "there" as adverbs of place
susa:RLn

Tag RLn

Tier pos

Comment:
RLn is used for "downstairs", "upstairs" .

susa:RLw

Tag	RLw
Tier	pos
Comment:	RLw is used for "somewhere", "someplace", "anywhere", "anyplace", "everywhere", "nowhere" are adverbs of place or direction.

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TopographicalNoun

Comment:

These are common nouns which refers to cases where the meaning of the word is a topographical feature and the noun is used as the head word in a place-name.
(from Sampson, G. 1995 "English for the Computer" p. 94)

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:CommonNoun

Tags / Individuals:

susa:NNL

Tier	pos
Tag	NNL
Comment:	NNL is used for descriptive head of place-name items in singular or plural, e.g. "Rd", "Is".

susa:NNL1

Tier	pos
Tag	NNL1
Comment:	NNL1 is used for topographical nouns in singular.
Properties:	susa:hasNumber(susa:singular) \|

susa:NNL1c

Tag	NNL1c
Tier	pos
Comment:	NNL1c is used for descriptive heads of place-name in countable singular, e.g. "road", "island".
Properties:	susa:hasCountability(susa:countable) \| susa:hasNumber(susa:singular) \|

susa:NNL1cb

Tier	pos
Tag	NNL1cb
Comment:	NNL1cb is used for descriptive heads of place-name in countable singular with tendency to precede the specific name, e.g. "camp", "lake", "mount".
Properties:	susa:hasCountability(susa:countable) \| susa:hasNumber(susa:singular) \|

susa:NNL1n

Tag	NNL1n
Tier	pos
Comment:	NNL1n is used for descriptive heads of place-name in countable singular or uncountable mass nouns, e.g. "drive", "water", "green".
Properties:	susa:hasNumber(susa:singular) \|

susa:NNL2

Tag	NNL2
Tier	pos
Comment:	NNL2 is used for descriptive heads of place-name in plural, e.g. "buildings", "montains".
Properties:	susa:hasNumber(susa:plural) \|

susa:NNLb

Tag	NNLb
Tier	pos
Comment:	NNLb are descriptive heads of place-name nouns with tendency to precede the specific name "Costa".

susa:NNLc

Tier	pos
Tag	NNLc
Comment:	NNLc is used for descriptive heads of place-name in countable singular or plural, e.g. "barracks", "links".
Properties:	susa:hasCountability(susa:countable) \|

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Unique

Comment:

The Unique class subsumes different 'particles'. These are isolate forms, uninflectable, which have not been included anwhere else.

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:Tag
>= e-eagles:Unique

Tags / Individuals:

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UnitNoun

Comment:

These are unit nouns. The unit- use is a use of a unit of measurement, wether written in full ("inch", "kilogramm") or abbreviated either alphabetically or symbolically, as head of a noun phrase denoting a measured quantity. (from Sampson, G. 1995 "English for the Computer" p. 97)

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:CommonNoun

Tags / Individuals:

susa:NNU

Tier	pos
Tag	NNU
Comment:	NNU is used for unit-only nouns in singular, plural, or neutral.
Properties:	susa:hasNumber(susa:plural) \| susa:hasNumber(susa:singular) \|

susa:NNU1

Tag	NNU1
Tier	pos
Comment:	NNU1 is used for unit nouns in singular.
Properties:	susa:hasNumber(susa:singular) \|

susa:NNU1c

Tag	NNU1c
Tier	pos
Comment:	NNU1c is the tag for unit countable nouns in singular e.g. "inch", "kilogram".
Properties:	susa:hasCountability(susa:countable) \| susa:hasNumber(susa:singular)

susa:NNU1n

Tier	pos
Tag	NNU1n
Comment:	NNU1n is used for unit nouns which can be used in countable singular or as uncountable mass noun e.g. "metre".
Properties:	susa:hasNumber(susa:singular)

susa:NNU2

Tier	pos
Tag	NNU2
Comment:	NNU2 is the tag for unit nouns in plural, e.g. "inches".
Properties:	susa:hasNumber(susa:plural)

susa:NNUb

Tag NNUb

Tier pos

Comment:
NNUb is used for a unit symbol which precedes numerals, e.g. "$".

susa:NNUc

Tier	pos
Tag	NNUc
Comment:	NNUc is used for unit nouns which can stand in countable singular or in plural, e.g. "hertz", "yen".
Properties:	susa:hasCountability(susa:countable) \|

susa:NNUn

Tier	pos
Tag	NNUn
Comment:	NNUn is used unit nouns which can be used as countable singular, plural or as uncountable mass noun.

susa:NNUp

Tag NNUp

Tier pos

Comment:
NNUp is used for "%", "percent", "per cent".

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Valency

Comment:

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:Feature

Tags / Individuals:

susa:intransitive
susa:transitive

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Verb

Comment:

The Verbclass subsumes the classes BaseFormType, BeType, DoType, HaveType, ModalVerbType, PastPArticipleType, PastType, PresentParticipleType and PresentType. The used tags begin with V.. .

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:Tag

Tags / Individuals:

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WHAdverb

Comment:

These are interrogative (RRQq) wh- adverbs.
(from Sampson, G. 1995 "English for the Computer" p. 117)

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:GeneralAdverb
>= e-eagles:WHTypeAdverbs

Tags / Individuals:

susa:RRQ

Tag RRQ

Tier pos

Comment:
These are wh-adverbs.
susa:RRQq

Tier pos

Tag RRQq

Comment:
These are interrogative (RRQq) wh- adverbs e.g. "how", "when", "where".

susa:RRQr

Tag	RRQr
Tier	pos
Comment:	RRQr is used for relative wh- adverbs (having overt antecedent - not "fused" relative) e.g. "when", "where", "whereat", "whereby".

susa:RRQV

Tag	RRQV
Tier	pos
Comment:	RRQV is used for wh-...-ever adverbs, e.g. "however", "no matter how", "whenever", "wherever", "wheresoever".

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WHDeterminer

Comment:

These are interrogative or relative pronouns, in attributive use.
(from Sampson, G. 1995 "English for the Computer" p. 107)

Klassenhierarchie:

>= susa:Determiner
>= e-eagles:WHDeterminer

Tags / Individuals:

susa:DDQ

Tier pos

Tag DDQ

Comment:
DDQ is the used wordtag for "what".

susa:DDQG

Tag	DDQG
Tier	pos
Comment:	"Whose" without a specification of its use.
Properties:	susa:hasCase(susa:genitive) \|

susa:DDQGq

Tier	pos
Tag	DDQGq
Comment:	DDQGq is the tag for "whose" in interrogative uses.
Properties:	susa:hasCase(susa:genitive)

susa:DDQGr

Tier	pos
Tag	DDQGr
Comment:	DDQGr for "whose" in relative uses.
Properties:	susa:hasCase(susa:genitive) \|

susa:DDQq

Tier pos

Tag RAh

Comment:
DDQq for "which" in interrogative uses.
susa:DDQr

Tag DDQr

Tier pos

Comment:
DDQr for "which" in relative uses.

susa:DDQV

Tier	pos
Tag	DDQV
Comment:	The wordtag DDQV describes e.g. "whatever", "whichever", "whichsever", "no matter which".

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hasCase

Comment:

hasCountability

Comment:

Property-Hierarchie:

>= susa:hasFeature

Domain:

>= susa:CommonNoun

Range:

>= susa:Countability

hasDegree

Comment:

Property-Hierarchie:

>= susa:hasFeature
>= e-eagles:hasDegree

Domain:

>= ( susa:Adjective | susa:Adverb )

Range:

hasFeature

Comment:

Property-Hierarchie:

Domain:

Range:

hasForm

Comment:

Property-Hierarchie:

>= susa:hasFeature

Domain:

>= susa:Verb

Range:

>= susa:Form

hasGender

Comment:

Property-Hierarchie:

>= susa:hasFeature
>= e-eagles:hasGender

Domain:

>= ( susa:AttributivePronoun | susa:Noun | susa:SubstitutivePersonalPronoun )

Range:

>= susa:Gender

hasNumber

Comment:

Property-Hierarchie:

>= susa:hasFeature
>= e-eagles:hasNumber

Domain:

Range:

>= susa:Number

hasPerson

Comment:

Property-Hierarchie:

>= susa:hasFeature
>= e-eagles:hasPerson

Domain:

>= ( susa:AttributivePronoun | susa:SubstitutivePersonalPronoun | susa:LexicalVerbThirdPerson )

Tag	NNOc
Tier	pos
Comment:	NNOc is used for e.g. "dozen", "score", "gross" etc. .

Tag	DD1t
Tier	pos
Comment:	DD1t is used for "a little".

Tier	pos
Tag	FOqc
Comment:	FOqc is the tag fora chemical equation, when it is analysed as a single word.

Tag	FOqx
Tier	pos
Comment:	FOqx is used for a algebraic equation, when it is analysed as a single word.

Tier	pos
Tag	RGAf
Comment:	RGAf for "enough" as qualifier.

Tag	RGQq
Tier	pos
Comment:	RGQq for "how" as qualifier.

Tier	pos
Tag	RGQV
Comment:	RGQV is the tag for "however", "no matter how" as qualifier.

Tier	pos
Tag	DA2q
Comment:	DA2q is used for "several".

Tier	pos
Tag	DA2R
Comment:	DA2R is the used tag for "fewer".

Tier	pos
Tag	DA2T
Comment:	DA2T is used for "fewest".

Tier	pos
Tag	JBR
Comment:	JBR is used for e.g. "inner", "lesser", "nether", "outer", "upper".

Tag	PNX1
Tier	pos
Comment:	PNX1 is the used wordtag for the singular indefinite reflexive "oneself".

Tag	PNQV
Tier	pos
Comment:	PNQV is used for substitutive wh pronouns without a specification of case.

Tag	NNSj
Tier	pos
Comment:	NNSj is used for style or title-only adjectival items, e.g "Rev", "Very Rev".

Tag	NNUb
Tier	pos
Comment:	NNUb is used for a unit symbol which precedes numerals, e.g. "$".

Tag	NNUp
Tier	pos
Comment:	NNUp is used for "%", "percent", "per cent".

Tier	pos
Tag	RRQq
Comment:	These are interrogative (RRQq) wh- adverbs e.g. "how", "when", "where".

Tag	DDQr
Tier	pos
Comment:	DDQr for "which" in relative uses.