foreign: foreign
The dependency relation foreign is used to label sequences
of unanalyzed foreign words. These are annotated without regard
to internal structure, marking all words in the sequence direct
dependents of the head. The head is the first word of the foreign phrase.
Note that foreign does not apply to foreign names, which
are annotated using name, or to sequences of analyzed words
of foreign origin (such as established loanwords), which are
annotated with their full syntactic structure.
Opimme fyysikoiden Let's assume a spherical cow -lähestymistavan .
dobj(Opimme-1, -lähestymistavan-8)
nmod:poss(-lähestymistavan-8, fyysikoiden-2)
compound:nn(-lähestymistavan-8, Let's-3)
foreign(Let's-3, assume-4)
foreign(Let's-3, a-5)
foreign(Let's-3, spherical-6)
foreign(Let's-3, cow-7)
punct(Opimme-1, .-9)
Treebank Statistics (UD_Finnish)
This relation is universal.
93 nodes (0%) are attached to their parents as foreign.
93 instances of foreign (100%) are left-to-right (parent precedes child).
Average distance between parent and child is 1.58064516129032.
The following 1 pairs of parts of speech are connected with foreign: fi-pos/X-fi-pos/X (93; 100% instances).
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1 DIY DIY X Foreign Foreign=Foreign 4 compound:nn _ _
2 time-lapse time-lapse X Foreign Foreign=Foreign 1 foreign _ _
3 dolly dolly X Foreign Foreign=Foreign 1 foreign _ _
4 suunnitelmia suunnitelma NOUN N Case=Par|Number=Plur 0 root _ _
5 ( ( PUNCT Punct _ 6 punct _ SpaceAfter=No
6 Arduino Arduino PROPN N Case=Nom|Number=Sing 4 nmod _ SpaceAfter=No
7 ) ) PUNCT Punct _ 6 punct _ _
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