remnant: remnant in ellipsis
The remnant relation is used to analyze cases of ellipsis where there is no function word that can be promoted to take the place of the elided content word. For a full discussion of its use, see the universal dependency description (u-dep/remnant).
Marie åkte till Paris och Miriam till Prague \n Marie went to Paris and Miriam to Prague
nsubj(åkte, Marie-1)
nmod(åkte-2, Paris-4)
case(Paris-4, till-3)
cc(åkte, och)
remnant(Marie-1, Miriam-6)
case(Prague-8, till)
remnant(Paris-4, Prague-8)
Treebank Statistics (UD_Swedish_Sign_Language)
This relation is universal.
1 nodes (0%) are attached to their parents as remnant.
1 instances of remnant (100%) are left-to-right (parent precedes child).
Average distance between parent and child is 3.
The following 1 pairs of parts of speech are connected with remnant: sv-pos/NOUN-sv-pos/VERB (1; 100% instances).
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1 HUND _ NOUN NN _ 7 nsubj _ _
2 PEK>pekf _ PRON PEK _ 1 cc _ _
3 LISTBOJ.EN _ X BOJ _ 1 cc _ _
4 PEK>långf _ PRON PEK _ 1 cc _ _
5 LISTBOJ.TVÅ _ X BOJ _ 1 cc _ _
6 TAX@b _ NOUN NN _ 1 conj _ _
7 SOVA _ VERB VB _ 0 root _ _
8 LIGGA(VV) _ VERB VB _ 7 conj _ _
9 SAMMA _ PRON PN _ 7 nmod _ _
10 SÄNG _ NOUN NN _ 7 nmod _ _
11 LIGGA(V) _ VERB VB _ 7 conj _ _
12 GRODA _ NOUN NN _ 1 conj _ _
13 FORM(YYb)+BESKRIVNING@p _ VERB VBAV _ 10 remnant _ _
14 FÖNSTER(Y) _ NOUN NN _ 1 nsubj _ _
15 FYRKANT@kl _ NOUN NNKL _ 14 nmod _ _
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