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nsubjpass: passive nominal subject

A passive nominal subject is a noun phrase which is the syntactic subject of a passive clause.

The distinction between nsubj and nsubjpass is not strictly necessary in Turkish, since the predicate will always be morphologically marked as passive.

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Kitap okundu . \n The book was read
nsubjpass(okundu, Kitap)
{
    "text": "Kitap okundu . \n The book was read ",
    "entities": [
        [ "embedded-1-T1", "token", [ [ 0, 5 ] ] ],
        [ "embedded-1-T2", "token", [ [ 6, 12 ] ] ],
        [ "embedded-1-T3", "token", [ [ 13, 14 ] ] ],
        [ "embedded-1-T5", "token", [ [ 17, 20 ] ] ],
        [ "embedded-1-T6", "token", [ [ 21, 25 ] ] ],
        [ "embedded-1-T7", "token", [ [ 26, 29 ] ] ],
        [ "embedded-1-T8", "token", [ [ 30, 34 ] ] ]
    ],
    "relations": [
        [ "embedded-1-R1", "nsubjpass", [ [ "arg1", "embedded-1-T2" ], [ "arg2", "embedded-1-T1" ] ] ]
    ],
    "attributes": [],
    "error": false,
    "sentlabels": [ "1" ]
}

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