1%***************************************************************************** 2% 3% 4% A Link Grammar Parser Dictionary for Persian 5% 6% (C) Jon Dehdari, 2004-2005 7% 8% This file is distributed under the terms of the General Public License v.2 9% 10% 11%***************************************************************************** 12 13% Dictionary version number is 5.0.1 (formatted as V5v0v1+) 14<dictionary-version-number>: V5v0v1+; 15<dictionary-locale>: FA4ir+; 16 17% PERSIAN SYNTAX NOTES: 18% -Normal Order: (S) (PP) (O) V 19% -If Object if Definite: (S) (O & rA) (PP) V 20% -Marked categories in a phrase typically move to 21% the front, allowing pretty free word order 22% afterwards. Just make sure the grammatical 23% markers (rA, be, dar, az, ...) are present in 24% this situation. 25 26% COMPOUND VERB NOTES: 27% jAru: broom.n 28% zadan: hit.v 29% jAru zadan: sweep.v 30% jAru xub mi zad: "he/she used to sweep well" 31% jAru rA zad: "he/she hit the broom" 32% (see link 'K' for similar concept) 33% 34 35% EZAFE NOTES: -nouns can take ez. link afterwards and beforehand 36% -many preps (Geir, qAbel, sar, zir) must take ez. link afterwards, 37% -arabic preps (Geir, qAbel) can take ez. link beforehand, 38% -persian preps cannot take ez. link beforehand, 39% -pronouns cannot take ez. link afterwards, 40% -adj. and pronouns after nouns and prep. must form an ez. link 41% -adj. must take ez. link beforehand. 42 43% LGPARSER NOTE: The more to the left something is (ceteris 44% paribus) the closer it will link. This is important 45% for the SOV nature of Persian. Thus links from a verb: 46% {O-} & {S-}; % This makes it SOV 47% {S-} & {O-}; % And this makes it OSV 48 49% TODO: 50% q's (non y/n), 51% past participle verbs to form adj's 52% verbless things like 'fqirm' and ?'bzrg |m'? 53% complementizers for NP's 'the book that is green' 54% (situation: 'kh |gr dr |irAn hst m, verb', and other "if" situations at both the beginning and end of a sentence 55% more time and number situations 56 57 58 59% 0. Definitions 60% I. Nouns 61% II. Pronouns 62% III. Determiners 63% IV. Verbs 64% A. Normal Verbs 65% B. Intransitive Verbs 66% C. Compound Verbs 67% D. Auxiliary Verbs 68% E. Subordinating Verbs 69% F. Passive Verbs 70% G. Future Verbs 71% H. Verb Prefixes 72% I. Verb Suffixes 73% V. Prepositions and Case Particles 74% VI. Adjectives 75% VII. Adverbs 76% VIII. Other Grammatical Words 77 78 79 80% 0. Definitions 81% AV Adverb [CO|E|MV] 82% AJM Adjective Morphological Suffix (comparative|superlative) [?|L] 83% C Complementizer (aka Subordinate Clauses) [C] 84% CC Conjunction [CC] 85% CCcc Conjunction for conjunctions 86% CCAM Conjunction for attributive adjectives 87% CCAJM Conjunction for attributive adjectives, top level 88% CCAMr Conjunction for attributive adjectives on the Right side 89% CCAML Conjunction for attributive adjectives on the Left side 90% CCAP Conjunction for predicate adjectives 91% CCAJP Conjunction for predicate adjectives, top level 92% CCAPR Conjunction for predicate adjectives on the Right side 93% CCAPl Conjunction for predicate adjectives on the Left side 94% CCF Conjunction for CP's on the Left side 95% CCO Conjunction for Object (Accusative) phrases (both nouns and pronouns) 96% CCOR Conjunction for Acc. words on the Right side 97% CCOl Conjunction for Acc. words on the left side 98% CCOB Conjunction for Acc. phrases, top level 99% CCN Conjunction for Noun phrases, nominative 100% CCNR Conjunction for Nouns on the Right side 101% CCNl Conjunction for Nouns on the Left side 102% CCP Conjunction for Prepositional phrases 103% CCPP Conjunction for Prep phrases, top level 104% CCPr Conj. for objects in a PP on the Right side 105% CCPL Conj. for objects in a PP on the Left side 106% CCS Conjunction for Subject (nom), top level 107% COMMA Connects a final comma with the following conjunction (eg. Bob, Sue, and Bill) 108% D Determiner (eg. yek-ketAb) [D] 109% EZ Ezafe (links Noun and M (noun|adj|pronoun)) 110% I Verb Future [I] 111% IK Light Verbs separated by linearity violations from non-verbal element (in future tense - eg. man dast xuAham zad) 112% K Kompound verbs [K|ID?] 113% M Ezafe Construct or Genitive Pronominal Clitic (noun|adj|pronoun) [M|A]? (eg. ketAb e mA or ketAb-emAn) 114% NMS Noun Morphological Suffix - plural or indefinite (eg. ketAb-hA) 115% O Object (acc) [O] 116% On Object noun 117% Opn Object pronouns 118% ORDM Ordinal number suffix morpheme 119% P Predicate of stative verbs, for predicate adjectives, nouns [M] (eg. in ketAb ast; in bozorg ast) 120% PA Postposition Accusative (rA) 121% PO Preposition Object [J] 122% PP Preposition [MVp] 123% REL Relative clause [R] (eg. the book that I wrote is here) (note. using 'R' messes up stuff) 124% S Subject (nom) [S] 125% Sn Subject noun 126% Spn Subject pronouns (1st person,2nd... Plural, Singular) 127% SUB Subordinating word (eg. keh(that), AyA(y/n)) [TH] 128% SUBP Subordinating Phrase, followed by 'keh' (eg. vaqti keh(when), barAye in keh(so that)) 129% VM Verb Morpheme (prefixes: mi(DUR),be(IMPER or SUBJ),na(NEG)) [Pg| ] 130% VMO Verb Morpheme Object suffix (eg. didam-eC) [O] 131% VMP Verb Morpheme Person suffix (eg. did-am) 132% VMPK Verb Morpheme Person suffix for split complex predicates 133% VMPP Verb Morpheme Past Participle (eg. kard-eh) 134% VMT Verb Morpheme Tense suffix (d|t) 135% VPAS Verb Passive (Become + Past Participle) (eg. kardeh Codan) [Pv] 136% VPPP Verb Past Participle Person (eg. kardeh-am) 137% Wcc left Wall for sentences with coordinating conjunction 138% Wd left Wall for Declarative sentences with explicit subject 139% Wi left Wall for Imperative sentences, or any other sentence without explicit subject 140% Xp Sentence 141 142 143 144 145 146 147% I. Nouns 148 149<noun-nom>: Sns+; 150<noun-nom-plural>: Sn3p+; 151<noun-acc>: [On+]; 152<noun-pred-stat>: [Pn+]; 153<noun-morph-plural>: NMSp+; 154<noun-morph-indef>: NMSi+; 155<noun-morph-suffix>: ( NMSp+ or NMSi+ ); 156<postposition-acc>: PA+; 157<preposition-obj>: PO-; 158<relativizer>: REL+; 159<determiner>: D-; 160<determiner-indefinite>: DI+; 161<ezafe-head>: (EZ+ or M+); 162<ezafe-comp>: M-; 163<conjunction-noun-nom>: (CCNR- or CCNl+); 164<conjunction-acc>: (CCOR- or CCOl+); 165<conjunction-prep>: (CCPr- or CCPL+); 166<conjunction-ezafe-head>: CCAJM+; 167<left-wall-declarative>: {Wd-}; 168 169 170/fa/words/words.n /fa/words/words.proper <UNKNOWN-WORD>.n : % Nouns, normal 171 ( % Nouns in prepositional phrases 172 {<noun-morph-suffix>} 173 & {<ezafe-comp>} 174 & {( <ezafe-head> or <conjunction-ezafe-head> )} 175 & {<determiner>} 176 & {<relativizer>} 177 & ( <conjunction-prep> or <preposition-obj> ) 178 ) 179or 180 ( % Nouns in complement position of an ezAfe construct 181 {<noun-morph-suffix>} 182 & [<ezafe-comp>] % Square Brackets are ugly! Please get rid of me. 183 & {( <ezafe-head> or <conjunction-ezafe-head> )} 184 ) 185or 186 ( % Plural Nouns in nominal case 187 <noun-morph-plural> 188 & {( <ezafe-head> or <conjunction-ezafe-head> )} 189 & {<determiner>} 190 & {<relativizer>} 191 & ( 192 <conjunction-noun-nom> 193 or 194 ( <left-wall-declarative> 195 & <noun-nom-plural> 196 ) 197 ) 198 ) 199or 200 ( % Singular Nouns in nominal case 201 {<noun-morph-indef>} 202 & {( <ezafe-head> or <conjunction-ezafe-head> )} 203 & {<determiner>} 204 & {<relativizer>} 205 & ( 206 <conjunction-noun-nom> 207 or 208 ( <left-wall-declarative> 209 & <noun-nom> 210 ) 211 ) 212 ) 213or 214 ( % Nouns in accusative case 215 {<noun-morph-suffix>} 216 & {( <ezafe-head> or <conjunction-ezafe-head> )} 217 & {<determiner>} 218 & (( 219 {<postposition-acc>} 220 & {<relativizer>} 221 & ( <noun-acc> or <conjunction-acc> ) 222 ) 223 or 224 ( <noun-pred-stat> ) 225 ) 226 ) 227; 228%({NMS+} & S+) or ({NMS+} & O+); % Similar to above stuff 229 230"hA.nms" "An.nms" "gAn.nms" "At.nms": % Noun morphemes, plural suffix 231NMSp-; 232%NMSp- & {NMSi+} & Spn3p+; % experimental 233 234"i.nms" "|i.nms": % Noun morphemes, indefinite suffix 235NMSi-; 236 237/fa/words/words.n.compound /fa/words/words.adj.compound <UNKNOWN-WORD>.nk: % Noun component of compound verbs 238%? ( % Rule out non-compounding possiblities, like 'yek jAru zad' or 'jAru rA zad' 239% <postposition-acc> 240% & <noun-acc> 241% ) 242%or 243 ( % Real compounds 244 K+ 245 ) 246; 247 248 249 250% II. Pronouns 251 252<pronoun-nom-1>: ( {Wd-} & Spn1+ ); 253<pronoun-nom-2>: ( {Wd-} & Spn2+ ); 254<pronoun-nom-3s>: ( {Wd-} & Spn3s+ ); 255<pronoun-nom-3p>: ( {Wd-} & Spn3p+ ); 256<pronoun-acc>: Opn+; 257<pronoun-ezafe>: M-; 258<pronoun-enclitic>: [M-]; 259<pronoun-common>: 260( 261 <pronoun-ezafe> 262or 263 <conjunction-prep> 264or 265 <preposition-obj> 266or 267 ( 268 ( 269 <postposition-acc> 270 & 271 <pronoun-acc> 272 ) 273 or 274 (<conjunction-acc>) 275 ) 276or 277 <conjunction-noun-nom> 278); 279 280 281marA.pnacc mrA.pnacc torA.pnacc trA.pnacc: % Acc. pronouns 'me' & 'thee' 282<pronoun-acc>; 283 284"man.pn" "mn.pn" "mA.pn" : % 1st person pronouns 285<pronoun-common> 286or 287<pronoun-nom-1> 288; 289 290"tu.pn" "ComA.pn" "CmA.pn" : % 2nd person pronouns 291<pronoun-common> 292or 293<pronoun-nom-2> 294 295; 296 297"|u.pn3s" "ce.wh" "ceh.wh" "ch.wh" : % 3rd person singular pronoun 298<pronoun-common> 299or 300<pronoun-nom-3s> 301; 302 303"]nhA.pn" "]nAn.pn" "|iCAn.pn" : % 3rd person plural pronoun 304<pronoun-common> 305or 306<pronoun-nom-3p> 307; 308 309"CAn.pme" "tAn.pme" "mAn.pme" "C.pme" "t.pme" "m.pme" : % Nominal enclitics eg. ketAbam 'my book' 310<pronoun-enclitic>; 311 312 313% III. Determiners 314 315"ik.d" "iek.d" "yek.d" "kmi.d" "hic.d" "kmtr.d" "bEDi.d" "hmh.d" "hm.d" "hmdigr.d" "]n.d" "|in.d" "cndin.d" : 316 D+ 317or 318 [<pronoun-common>] 319or 320 [<pronoun-nom-3p>] 321or 322 [[<pronoun-nom-3s>]] 323; 324 325/fa/words/words.numbers: 326{ORDM+} 327& ( 328 D+ 329or 330 [<pronoun-common>] 331or 332 [<pronoun-nom-3p>] 333or 334 [[<pronoun-nom-3s>]] 335 ) 336; 337 338m.ordm om.ordm: % Ordinal suffix morpheme 339ORDM-; 340 341% IV. Verbs 342 343% MACROS 344<verb-prefix>: 345( 346 ( 347 {VMdur-} 348 & 349 {VMneg-} 350 ) 351 or 352 {VMbe-} 353); 354 355 356<verb-right-side>: 357( 358 VMP+ % for normal verbs with personal morpheme suffixes 359 or 360 CCF+ % for verbs with no personal ending, followed by conjunction 361 or 362 VMPP+ % for past participle verbs; in perfect tense 363 or 364 [()] % for verbs with no personal ending (eg. 3rd person singular past) 365 or [RW+] % for verbs with no personal ending (eg. 3rd person singular past) 366); 367 368<verb-right-side-comp>: 369( 370 VMP+ % for normal verbs with personal morpheme suffixes 371 or 372 CCF+ % for verbs with no personal ending, followed by conjunction 373 or 374 (SUB+ or C+) 375 or 376 VMPP+ % for past participle verbs; in perfect tense 377 or 378 [()] % for verbs with no personal ending (eg. 3rd person singular past) 379 or [RW+] % for verbs with no personal ending (eg. 3rd person singular past) 380); 381 382<verb-left-side>: 383{@AV-} 384& {( O- or CCOB-)} % for one Object, or multiple ones 385& {@AV-} 386& {PP-} 387& {@AV-} 388& {[Wi- or [[C-]]]} 389; 390 391<verb-left-side-intrans>: 392{( P- or CCAJP-)} % for one Predicate noun/adj., or multiple ones 393& {@AV-} 394& {PP-} 395& {@AV-} 396& {[ Spn3s- or Sns- ]} 397& {[(Wi- or C- or CC-)]} 398; 399 400/fa/words/words.v <UNKNOWN-WORD>.v: 401( % For Non-Future tense (Normal) 402<verb-prefix> 403& {@AV-} % Adverbs can occur almost anywhere, at a phrasal level 404& <verb-left-side> 405& {VMT+} 406& <verb-right-side> 407) 408or 409( % For Future tense 410 I- 411 & {@AV-} 412 & <verb-left-side> 413 & VMT+ 414 & {( CCF+ % verbs with no personal ending, followed by conjunction 415 or 416 VMPP+ % past participle verbs; in perfect tense 417 or 418 RW+ % verbs with no personal ending (eg. 3rd person singular past) 419 )} 420) 421; 422 423 424% IV. Verbs B. Intransitive Verbs 425/fa/words/words.v.intransitive: 426( % for non-future tense 427 <verb-prefix> 428 & {@AV-} 429 & <verb-left-side-intrans> 430 & {VMT+} 431 & ( 432 <verb-right-side> 433 or 434 <verb-right-side-comp> 435 ) 436) 437or 438( % For future tense 439 I- 440 & {@AV-} 441 & <verb-left-side-intrans> 442 & VMT+ 443 & {( CCF+ % verbs with no personal ending, followed by conjunction 444 or 445 VMPP+ % past participle verbs; in perfect tense 446 or 447 RW+ % verbs with no personal ending (eg. 3rd person singular past) 448 )} 449) % For Future tense 450; 451 452% IV. Verbs C. Compound Verbs 453 454/fa/words/words.v.compound: 455(( <verb-prefix> 456 & {( [[PP-]] or VMO- )} % For prep. phrases or acc. enclitics between noun.k and light verb 457 & K- % "K"ompound verbs. This gives false positives (eg. German "*Du sprichst auf") 458 & <verb-left-side> 459 ) 460or 461 IK- 462) 463& {VMT+} 464& <verb-right-side> 465; 466 467 468% IV. Verbs D. Auxiliary Verbs 469% See subordinating verbs 470 471% IV. Verbs E. Subordinating Verbs 472 473/fa/words/words.v.sub "bAid.auxpr" "bAis.auxpa" "tuAn.auxpr" "tuAns.auxpa" "xuAs.auxpa" "AyA.q" "AiA.q" "]iA.q" : % Simple subordinating verbs and Y/N 474<verb-prefix> 475& {@AV-} 476& <verb-left-side> 477& {VMT+} 478& <verb-right-side-comp> 479; 480 481/fa/words/words.v.compound.sub: % Compound subordinating verbs 482<verb-prefix> 483& {@AV-} 484& K- 485& <verb-left-side> 486& {VMT+} 487& <verb-right-side-comp> 488; 489 490% IV. Verbs F. Passive Verb 491 492Cu.vpas C.vpas: 493<verb-prefix> 494& {I-} 495& VPAS- 496& {@AV-} 497& <verb-left-side> 498& {VMT+} 499& <verb-right-side-comp> 500; 501 502% IV. Verbs F. Past Perfect Verb 503 504bu.vpperf: 505<verb-prefix> 506& {I-} 507& VPPP- 508& {@AV-} 509& <verb-left-side> 510& {VMT+} 511& <verb-right-side-comp> 512; 513 514% IV. Verbs G. Future Verbs 515 516xuAh.fut: % Verb that marks future tense 517( VMP+ or VMPK+ ) 518& {I+} 519 520% ( K- % future compound verbs 521% & {VMO-} % optional accusative enclitic 522% & VMP+ 523% & IK+ 524% ) 525%or 526% ( VMP+ & I+ ) 527; 528 529 530% IV. Verbs H. Verb Prefixes 531 532na.vmn n.vmn: % Negative verbal prefix 533VMneg+; 534 535mi.vmd: % Durative verbal prefix 536VMdur+; 537 538be.vms b.vms: % Subjunctive or imperative verbal prefix 539VMbe+; 540 541% IV. Verbs I. Verb Suffixes 542 543"d.vmt" "t.vmt" : % Verb morpheme, tense 544VMT-; 545 546"emAn.vmo" "mAn.vmo" "etAn.vmo" "tAn.vmo" "eCAn.vmo" "CAn.vmo" "am.vmo" "m.vmo" "at.vmo" "et.vmo" "t.vmo" "aC.vmo" "eC.vmo" "C.vmo" : % Verb morpheme, object 547( [VMO-] or [VMO+] ); 548 549<verb-person-common>: 550({C-} or {Wi-}) 551& ( 552 ( {CC-} 553 & {VMO+} 554 ) 555 or 556 ( {CC-} 557 & {VMO+} 558 & { 559 CCF+ 560 or 561 ( SUB+ or [C+] ) 562 or 563 RW+ 564 } 565 566 ) 567 ) 568; 569 570<verb-person-1>: % Optional subject can only be 1st person pronoun 571{Spn1- or CCS-} 572& <verb-person-common> 573; 574 575<verb-person-2>: % Optional subject can only be 2nd person pronoun 576{Spn2- or CCS-} 577& <verb-person-common> 578; 579 580<verb-person-3s>: % Optional pronoun can only be 3s; liberal linkage to singular nouns 581{Spn3s- or Sns-} 582& {[<verb-person-common>]} 583; 584 585<verb-person-3p>: % Optional subject must be a plural link -- either pronoun or noun or conjunction 586{Spn3p- or CCS- or Sn3p-} 587& <verb-person-common> 588; 589 590<verb-split-compound>: % Workaround for complex predicates separated by future verb 591VMP- % Normal situation - no split complex predicate 592or 593( % Situation with complex predicates separated by future verb 594 VMPK- 595% & IK- 596 & {( [[PP-]] or VMO- )} 597 & K- 598 & IK+ 599) 600; 601 602 603"im.vmp" "m.vmp" : % Verb morpheme, 1st person 604<verb-split-compound> 605& <verb-person-1> 606; 607 608"id.vmp" "i.vmp" : % Verb morpheme, 2nd person 609<verb-split-compound> 610& <verb-person-2> 611; 612 613"d.vmp" "O.vmp" : % Verb morpheme, 3rd person singular 614<verb-split-compound> 615& <verb-person-3s> 616; 617 618"nd.vmp" : % Verb morpheme, 3rd person plural 619<verb-split-compound> 620& <verb-person-3p> 621; 622 623 624h.per eh.per: % Verb Past Particple Morpheme Suffix 625%dh.perf th.perf deh.perf teh.perf: % Verb Past Particple Morpheme Suffix 626VMPP- 627& {( 628 VPPP+ 629 or 630 VPAS+ % For 'to become', 'kardeh Chodan' 631 )} 632; 633 634 635"|im.perf" "|m.perf" : % Verb Past Participle Person Particle :-) 1st person 636VPPP- 637& <verb-person-1> 638; 639 640"|id.perf" "|i.perf" : % Verb Past Participle Person Particle :-) 2nd person 641VPPP- 642& <verb-person-2> 643; 644 645"|st.perf" : % Verb Past Participle Person Particle :-) 3rd person singular 646VPPP- 647& <verb-person-3s> 648; 649 650"|nd.perf" : % Verb Past Participle Person Particle :-) 3rd person plural 651VPPP- 652& <verb-person-3p> 653; 654 655 656 657% V. Prepositions and Case Particles 658 659/fa/words/words.pp: % Preposition, normal 660( 661 {EZ+} 662 & ( 663 PO+ % eg. 'barA ye1 man2' 664 or 665 CCPP+ % eg. 'barA ye1 man va2 to' 666 ) 667) 668& PP+; 669 670 671rA.acc: % Postposition, accusative 672PA-; 673 674 675% VI. Adjectives 676<conjunction-ezafe-comp>: (CCAMr- or CCAML+); 677<conjunction-adj-pred>: (CCAPR- or CCAPl+); 678 679 680%/fa/words/words.adj <UNKNOWN-WORD>.adj: % Adjectives, normal 681/fa/words/words.adj: % Adjectives, normal 682( 683 { AJM+ } 684 &( 685 Pa+ % Predicate adjectives 686 or 687 <conjunction-adj-pred> 688 ) 689) 690or 691( 692 ( 693 M- % Attributive adjectives 694 or 695 <conjunction-ezafe-comp> 696 ) 697 & ( 698 {<ezafe-head>} 699 or 700 { AJM+ } 701 ) 702) 703; 704 705"tarin.ajm" "trin.ajm" "tar.ajm" "tr.ajm" : % Adjectival suffixes - comparative & superlative 706AJM-; 707 708 709 710 711% VII. Adverbs 712 713/fa/words/words.adv "kojA.wh" "kjA.wh": % Adverbs, normal 714AV+; % A.K.A. in English as MVa, CO, Em (Quickly I go, I quickly go, I go quickly) 715 716 717 718 719% VIII. Other Grammatical Words 720 721"ke.sub" "keh.sub" "kh.sub" ":" : % Complementizer/relativizer (the ":" is temporary) 722{SUBP-} 723& ( SUB- or REL- ) 724& C+; 725 726"agar.sub" "|gr.sub" "magar.sub" "mgr.sub" : % Complementizer "if" NOTE: it's kinda in between complementizer and coordinating conjuntion (moreso complementizer). hmmmm 727C+ 728& ({ SUB- or SUB+ }) 729; 730 731"e.ez" "ie.ez" "ye.ez": % ezAfe -- for Gen., Adj. 732EZ- % Warning: This is not like the EZ link for English 733& M+; 734 735"brAi.subp" "brA.subp" "vaqti.subp" "uaqti.subp" "uqti.subp": % Complementizer Phrase 736% question: I know that you know. I know when you know. I know what you know. I know and you know. 737SUBP+ 738; 739 740"va.cc" "ua.cc" "u.cc" "yA.cc" "iA.cc" "fqT.cc" "faqaT.cc" "vali.cc" "uali.cc" "uli.cc" : % coordinating conjunctions 'and, or, but' 741( 742 ( % for Prep Phrases 743 {COMMA-} 744 & CCPL- 745 & (CCP- or CCPP-) 746 & (CCPr+) 747 ) % for Prep Phrases 748 or 749 ( % for Noun Phrases 750 ( % for noun-nom 751 {COMMA-} 752 & CCNl- 753 & CCNR+ 754 & (CCN+ or CCS+) 755 & {Wd-} 756 ) % for noun-nom 757 or 758 ( % for noun-acc 759 {COMMA-} 760 & CCOl- 761 & CCOR+ 762 & {<postposition-acc>} 763 & (CCO+ or CCOB+) 764 ) % for noun-acc 765 ) % for Noun Phrases 766 or 767 ( % Adjectives 768 ( % Pred Adj 769% {COMMA-} 770 CCAPl- 771 & CCAPR+ 772 & (CCAP+ or CCAJP+) 773 ) % Pred Adj 774 or 775 ( % Attr Adj 776 CCAMr+ 777 & CCAML- 778 & (CCAM- or CCAJM-) 779 ) % Attr Adj 780 ) % Adjectives 781) 782or 783 ( % for CP's 784 {COMMA-} 785 & {CCcc-} % CCcc is for multiple CC's 786 & CC+ 787 & {CCcc+} 788 ) % for CP's 789or 790 ( % for CP's in 1st position 791 {COMMA-} 792 & CCF- 793 & {Wcc-} 794 & CC+ 795 & {CCcc+} % CCcc is for multiple CC's 796 ) % for CP's in 1st position 797; 798 799 800"," : 801( 802 ( 803 ( % for Prep Phrases 804 CCPL- 805 & (CCP- or CCPP-) 806 & (CCPr+) 807 ) % for Prep Phrases 808 or 809 ( % for Noun Phrases 810 ( % noun-nom 811 CCNl- 812 & CCNR+ 813 & (CCN+ or CCS+) 814 ) % noun-nom 815 or 816 ( 817 818 ) % noun-acc 819 ) % for Noun Phrases 820 ) 821or 822 ( 823 {CCcc-} % CCcc is for multiple CC's 824 & CC+ 825 & {CCcc+} 826 ) % for CP's 827or 828 ( 829 CCF- 830 & CC+ 831 & {CCcc+} % CCcc is for multiple CC's 832 ) % for CP's in the first position 833or 834 COMMA+ 835) % needs to look for another CC to the right of it, also 836 837; 838 839 840 841%":" ";" : % Colon and Semicolon 842%; 843 844%NUMBERS: ; 845LEFT-WALL: ( Wcc+ or [Wi+] or [[Wd+]] ) & {Xp+}; % Connects to the Subject in declarative sentence, or Verb in subjectless or imperative sentence 846RIGHT-WALL: RW- ; 847 848"." "?" "!" : % Period, Question Mark, and Exclamation 849Xp- 850& RW+ 851; 852 853 854% The Junkyard 855% & ( 856% CCPr+ 857% or 858% CCcc+ 859% ) 860% ) % for the first CC in a PP 861 % or 862 % ( 863 % CCcc- 864% & CCPr- 865% & ( 866% CCPr+ 867% or 868% CCcc+ 869% ) 870% ) % for multiple CC's in a PP, not the first CC 871 872%% For verbs 873%& {S-} 874%& {@AV-} 875%& {C-} 876 877 878%%% Formerly external files that have been incorporated into this file: 879% words.v.m.person.1 words.v.m.person.2 words.v.m.person.3s words.v.m.person.3p 880% words.pronoun.1 words.pronoun.2 words.pronoun.3s words.pronoun.3p 881% words.v.perfect.person.1 words.v.perfect.person.2 words.v.perfect.person.3s words.v.perfect.person.3p 882% words.v.m.object words.pronoun.m.enclitic words.v.m.tense words.adj.m.suffix words.q.aya words.comp.if words.n.m.suffix 883% words.v.aux words.det 884