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7.2. The ePOS tag set for Danish 149
are used in the imperative voice (which implies that they are finite), so we
get the following marker patterns for verbs:
Infinitive
Finite
Imperative
Gerund
Participle
CAT NUM DEF CAS GEN TMP VOC DEG PER RFL POS
VI - - - - - + - - - -
CAT NUM DEF CAS GEN TMP VOC DEG PER RFL POS
VF - - - - + + - - - -
CAT NUM DEF CAS GEN TMP VOC DEG PER RFL POS
VM - - - - - - - - - -
CAT NUM DEF CAS GEN TMP VOC DEG PER RFL POS
VG + + + + - - - - - -
CAT NUM DEF CAS GEN TMP VOC DEG PER RFL POS
VP + + + + + - - - - -
The following table lists the tag-set that is in use for verbs.
7.2.2.3 Adjectives
Adjectives encompass common adjectives (class ACx) as well as cardinal
(ANk) and ordinal (ANo) numerals, see 7.2.2.4. Common adjectives are
marked for inflection in degree (positive, comparative, superlative, or absolute
superlative), gender (common/neuter), number (singular/plural), case
(genitive/unmarked), and definiteness (definite/indefinite). The transcategorization
marker (adverbial/unmarked) that PAROLE uses is transferred to
a function classifier in ePOS. All common adjectives that are not inflected
in the comparative, superlative, or absolute superlative (aller-) forms are by
default marked as being positive. Adjectives that do not inflect according
to gender, number, and/or definiteness are marked with an x meaning all
their potential morphological values. Adjectives with ‘nominal’ usage can
appear marked for the genitive case. Details on the structure of ePOS tags
and the markers used herein can be found in ??.
The following table lists the tag-set that is in use for adjectives.