nsubj: nominal subject
The dependency type nsubj marks nominal subjects of a clause.
Subjects are direct dependents of the main predicate of the clause, which may be a noun or pronoun.
ʔiːd han jʔ -a =b =u =it / w= ʔiːd arraf -i / a- di =t a- ba i- ni //
text_en: The Aid also had come and I went to wish him a blessed Aid", he said.
nsubj(jʔ, ʔiːd) ("come", "Aid_feast")
naːn haːj jʔ -aː =t =oːk =t =u ?
text_en: What has brought you there?"
nsubj(jʔ, naːn) ("come", `PRON`)
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