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Linglib.Fragments.Dutch.Binominals

Dutch Binominal Nouns #

Lexical entries for Dutch nouns appearing in van-binominal constructions, classified by the shared OfBinominalType taxonomy.

Dutch uses van as the linking element. Like English, Dutch has productive evaluative BNPs (een beer van een man 'a bear of a man') and pseudo-partitives (een glas water / een glas van water).

The Den Dikken (2006) comparative QBNP analysis was originally based on Dutch data.

Examples #

A Dutch binominal N₁ noun entry.

  • form : String

    Surface form.

  • neuter : Bool

    Grammatical gender (de/het). True = neuter (het-word).

  • Which van-binominal constructions this noun appears in.

  • gloss : String

    English gloss.

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