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Treebank Statistics: UD_Bororo-BDT: POS Tags: SCONJ

There are 137 SCONJ lemmas (1%), 139 SCONJ types (1%) and 1263 SCONJ tokens (1%). Out of 17 observed tags, the rank of SCONJ is: 9 in number of lemmas, 9 in number of types and 11 in number of tokens.

The 10 most frequent SCONJ lemmas: kodi, du, dutabo, dukeje, _, keje, wo, koiare, boe, bu

The 10 most frequent SCONJ types: kodi, dukeje, dutabo, kodire, dukejere, iwo, kejere, koiare, bukeje, Boe

The 10 most frequent ambiguous lemmas: kodi (SCONJ 354, ADV 222, VERB 62, PRON 42, NOUN 10, ADP 3), du (ADV 586, NOUN 407, SCONJ 263, VERB 197, PART 45, PROPN 18, X 11, PRON 2), dutabo (SCONJ 122, ADV 17), dukeje (ADV 133, SCONJ 82, X 50, VERB 20, NOUN 4), _ (NOUN 5910, VERB 3398, ADV 1856, PRON 1359, ADP 1308, PROPN 1165, X 926, PUNCT 459, DET 149, INTJ 122, SCONJ 55, CCONJ 30, PART 29), keje (ADP 1500, VERB 85, NOUN 50, SCONJ 45, PRON 1), wo (NOUN 41, SCONJ 38, VERB 3), koiare (ADV 30, SCONJ 22, ADP 1), boe (NOUN 2742, VERB 78, SCONJ 21, X 19, PRON 12, ADV 4), bu (VERB 194, NOUN 155, SCONJ 20)

The 10 most frequent ambiguous types: dukeje (SCONJ 305, ADP 56, X 50), dutabo (SCONJ 122, ADV 81, ADP 30), kodire (ADV 121, SCONJ 73, VERB 26), dukejere (SCONJ 52, ADV 7, VERB 7), iwo (SCONJ 38, PRON 25, VERB 18, NOUN 2), kejere (VERB 73, ADV 40, SCONJ 36, ADP 11), koiare (VERB 44, SCONJ 22, ADP 20, ADV 20, NOUN 3), bukeje (SCONJ 22, ADV 4), Boe (NOUN 724, ADV 52, X 29, SCONJ 14, PRON 4), mato (ADV 267, NOUN 43, VERB 10, SCONJ 9)

• dukeje
  • SCONJ 305: Awirekai dukeje , aemaru kaba aredu bogai .
  • ADP 56: Nonore erore boeto ji , nowu ciegi dukeje .
  • X 50: Kodiba tabemegakare boe ji turopegado tai dukeje ?
• dutabo
  • SCONJ 122: Cerore duru ruru ruru cai cedure dutabo , cewure tabo , toro paru kae .
  • ADV 81: 2 Iage edo cinorudo , tai etawuje joru piji dutabo .
  • ADP 30: 1 Imodukare marenarudo tagi ii ikera ra tabiji dutabo .
• kodire
  • ADV 121: Awu boe ekudure’piga’ce kodire padre rorerure ei .
  • SCONJ 73: Akore kodire inagoino , imana Kudoro ( Ki .
  • VERB 26: Ino kodire itobudu maere .
• dukejere
  • SCONJ 52: Upe tudureugere , dukejere kodureugere .
  • ADV 7: Mare tui kogudo dukejere , eiwogumode oroeji uwai piji .
  • VERB 7: Je dukejere icare bubuture .
• iwo
  • SCONJ 38: Boro , inagomode tai : iwo boe etawuje pubiji itaregodure .
  • PRON 25: Itaidumode iwo ime eegaredo kimo ma , Cristo utugaremodukare imi pugeje .
  • VERB 18: Inagore iwo jorugo bakowu keje .
  • NOUN 2: Ire iwure jodo iwo keje .
• kejere
  • VERB 73: Rekodu kejere amagore itae .
  • ADV 40: Du kejere akore … Roro …
  • SCONJ 36: Nowu Ipare Ewororo kejere icare Pemore ime edo tuwido .
  • ADP 11: Cibae Eiga kejere ere togwa ra .
• koiare
  • VERB 44: 9Aeku koiare umode aro pegado ma , kode , tawuje , barigudu jaedo apiji .
  • SCONJ 22: 2 Nowu inodu jamedu koiare ure imedu rorogodudo .
  • ADP 20: Mare paga karega , tudu koiare ure boedo boe pawuje iji .
  • ADV 20: Inagore ju boi koiare iro oino awogai .
  • NOUN 3: 2 Adão koiare boe eiamedu boe ewi aregodure .
• bukeje
  • SCONJ 22: Icare uragodure ure bapo bu nowu jugo kaguru , kuru , toboe bukeje .
  • ADV 4: Cero cenago bukeje Cibae etoiaridoce .
• Boe
  • NOUN 724: Oino Boe remawu ge erore .
  • ADV 52: Boe jamedu boe moridodure .
  • X 29: Itaidu rakaguragare jiboe Boe eke reno .
  • SCONJ 14: Aidure Boe emeruwo , aidure Boe emaguruwo kare etae .
  • PRON 4: Cedaidure ceruduiwawo Boe ero ji , Boe era ji Boe eno bapera atugoie , Boe eno bakaru ji .
• mato
  • ADV 267: Cegodure jii mato nowu iaboe kae , egore’Olaria’oino jiboe kae .
  • NOUN 43: 2 Akedo ai atuwo mato biaku otodai .
  • VERB 10: Icare cegodo mato jii mato awaraji .
  • SCONJ 9: Icá mato !

Morphology

The form / lemma ratio of SCONJ is 1.014599 (the average of all parts of speech is 1.360106).

The 1st highest number of forms (6) was observed with the lemma “_”: Sodoma, bakuguma, bore, dutabore, kodi, pobore.

The 2nd highest number of forms (4) was observed with the lemma “kodi”: kodi, kodie, kodire, koduie.

The 3rd highest number of forms (2) was observed with the lemma “boe”: Boe, Boere.

SCONJ occurs with 4 features: Mood (225; 18% instances), Number (38; 3% instances), Person (38; 3% instances), Speech (27; 2% instances)

SCONJ occurs with 4 feature-value pairs: Mood=Ind, Number=Sing, Person=1, Speech=Ind

SCONJ occurs with 4 feature combinations. The most frequent feature combination is _ (973 tokens). Examples: kodi, dukeje, dutabo, koiare, bukeje, Boe, mato, dukejere, dukoiare, kaere

Relations

SCONJ nodes are attached to their parents using 8 different relations: mark (998; 79% instances), case (162; 13% instances), nsubj (56; 4% instances), obl (20; 2% instances), root (18; 1% instances), nmod (6; 0% instances), dep (2; 0% instances), obj (1; 0% instances)

Parents of SCONJ nodes belong to 14 different parts of speech: VERB (902; 71% instances), NOUN (149; 12% instances), ADV (49; 4% instances), PRON (43; 3% instances), NUM (30; 2% instances), PROPN (26; 2% instances), (18; 1% instances), X (14; 1% instances), ADP (12; 1% instances), AUX (6; 0% instances), DET (5; 0% instances), INTJ (5; 0% instances), CCONJ (2; 0% instances), PART (2; 0% instances)

1208 (96%) SCONJ nodes are leaves.

35 (3%) SCONJ nodes have one child.

12 (1%) SCONJ nodes have two children.

8 (1%) SCONJ nodes have three or more children.

The highest child degree of a SCONJ node is 5.

Children of SCONJ nodes are attached using 11 different relations: punct (20; 22% instances), nsubj (15; 17% instances), nmod (10; 11% instances), obl (10; 11% instances), advmod (9; 10% instances), det (9; 10% instances), dep (8; 9% instances), case (3; 3% instances), obj (2; 2% instances), parataxis (2; 2% instances), cc (1; 1% instances)

Children of SCONJ nodes belong to 12 different parts of speech: PUNCT (20; 22% instances), NOUN (19; 21% instances), PRON (12; 13% instances), ADV (11; 12% instances), DET (9; 10% instances), ADP (5; 6% instances), PROPN (5; 6% instances), NUM (4; 4% instances), AUX (1; 1% instances), CCONJ (1; 1% instances), VERB (1; 1% instances), X (1; 1% instances)

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