A computational grammar and lexicon for Maltese
A computational grammar and lexicon for Maltese
A computational grammar and lexicon for Maltese
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Conventions<br />
The following conventions are used in this thesis:<br />
• <strong>Maltese</strong> words, affixes, <strong>and</strong> phrases are always shown in italics: ġemel, -ijiet, kliem ix-xiħ.<br />
• English glosses <strong>for</strong> <strong>Maltese</strong> words or phrases are shown within single quotes after the<br />
entity which they explain: ssogra (‘he risked’).<br />
• The <strong>Maltese</strong> verb is represented by the third person singular masculine in the perfective<br />
(“mamma”), since it is morphologically unmarked. There is no infinitive in <strong>Maltese</strong>.<br />
• Tri-consonantal <strong>and</strong> quadri-consonantal Semitic roots are shown preceded by the root<br />
symbol: √ FTħ, √ GRBB.<br />
• Inline code snippets or identifiers from source code are written in monospace.<br />
A glossary of abbreviations <strong>and</strong> acronyms can be found on page 101.<br />
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