Talk:Turkic languages

Classification

• attributive attr = things that act like adjectives
• predicative pred
• substantive subst = things that act like nouns
• adverbial advl = things that act like adverbs (??)

Hierarchy

• noun (default 'subst') + DECL-NOUN

  noun->adj = n.attr + DECL-ADJ

• adj (default 'attr') + DECL-ADJ

  adj->noun = adj.subst + DECL-NOUN

• num (default 'attr') + DECL-NUM

  num->noun = num.subst + DECL-NOUN

• prn (default 'subst') + DECL-NOUN

• det (default 'attr') + NO-DECL

• v

  v->noun = v.ger + DECL-NOUN

  v->adj = v.glp + DECL-ADJ

  v->adv = v.prc + DECL-ADV

What about 'cop' and 'pred'

• The copula is i- (p.79)
  • -(y) (pres)
  • -(y)DI (past)
  • -(y)mIş (evid)
  • -(y)sA (cond)

Заметки разрешении морфологической неоднозначности

Arguments against just having a different tag:

 e.g. güzel<n>/güzel<adj>

• We lose the tag denoting the principle function of the stem
• We can't tell the CG to choose the principal function
• We can't tell the difference between `real' N/A ambiguity and "derivation" ambiguity

Arguments against just piling one tag ontop of another:

 e.g. güzel<adj>/güzel<adj><n>

• Having two POS in a word makes things confusing
• Having two POS tags in a word makes it difficult to write CG rules

Arguments against having a "zero derivation":

 e.g. güzel<adj>/güzel<adj><D_n><n>

• It's ugly and stupid
• Having two POS tags in a word makes it difficult to write CG rules

Прилагательное

güzel            'beautiful'          güzel<adj>/güzel<adj><subst>/güzel<adj><advl>
güzelim          'my beauty'          güzel<adj><subst><px1sg>
güzel konuştu    'she spoke well'     güzel<adj>/güzel<adj><subst>/güzel<adj><advl>
güzel bir köpek  'a beautiful dog'    güzel<adj>/güzel<adj><subst>/güzel<adj><advl>

küçük            'small'              küçük<adj>/küçük<adj><subst>/küçük<adj><advl>
küçük kızlar     'little girls'       küçük<adj>/küçük<adj><subst>/küçük<adj><advl>
küçükler         'little one(s)'      küçük<adj><subst><pl>/küçük<n>+i<cop><pres><p3><pl>

kötü             'bad'                kötü<adj>/kötü<adj><subst>/kötü<adj><advl>
kötü araba       '(a) bad car'        kötü<adj>/kötü<adj><subst>/kötü<adj><advl>
kötü yüzmek      'to swim badly'      kötü<adj>/kötü<adj><subst>/kötü<adj><advl>

Наречии

şimde            'now'                şimde<adv>
şimdelerde       'nowadays'           şimdelerde<adv>

I think you want both of these as <adv>. Historically it's something like "şu emdi<n??>" and "şu emdilerde/emdi<n??><pl><loc>", but for our purposes this is irrelevant. —Firespeaker 19:40, 26 February 2012 (UTC)

More to the point, this isn't any sort of productive process we're seeing here; my point is that it's an isolated productive-looking form because of its unique history. —Firespeaker 19:41, 26 February 2012 (UTC)

Имема существительные

evdeki          'the one in the house'     ev<n><locattr>/ev<n><locsub>
evdekinde       'in the one in the house'  ev<n><locsub><loc>

Разное

$ echo Evlerimizdeymişler | hfst-proc tr-cv.automorf.hfst 
^Evlerimizdeymişler/Ev<n><pl><px1pl><loc>+i<cop><evid><p3><pl>$