flat: flat structure with no head
flat is one of the three relations for compounding in UD (together with compound and fixed). It is used for proper nouns constituted of multiple nominal elements.
Words joined by flat should all be part of a minimal noun phrase; otherwise, regular syntactic relations should be used.
In general, names are annotated in a flat, head-initial structure, in which all words in the name modify the first one using the flat label.
Scottie Pippenek polemika artean ekin zion norgehiagokari .
Scottie Pippene attacked to the competition among polemics .
Scottie Pippenek polemika artean ekin zion norgehiagokari . \n Scottie Pippene polemic among attacked competition_the_to .
nsubj(ekin-5, Scottie-1)
name(Scottie-1, Pippenek-2)
nmod(ekin-5, polemika-3)
case(polemika-3, artean-4)
aux(ekin-5, zion-6)
iobj(ekin-5, norgehiagokari-7)
punct(ekin-5, .-8)
Dan Eggen gustora zegoen atzo .
Dan Eggen was comfortably yesterday .
Dan Eggen gustora zegoen atzo . \n Dan Eggen comfortably was yesterday .
nsubj(zegoen-4, Dan-1)
name(Dan-1, Eggen-2)
advmod(zegoen-4, gustora-3)
advmod(zegoen-4, atzo-5)
punct(zegoen-4, .-6)
Hego Koreako gobernuak Hyundai Motor enpresaren salmenta baimendu du .
South Korea’s government has authorized the sale of Hyundai Motor enterprise .
Hego Koreako gobernuak Hyundai Motor enpresaren salmenta baimendu du . \n South Korea's government Hyundai Motor enterprise_of sale_the authorized has .
compound(Koreako-2, Hego-1)
nmod(gobernuak-3, Koreako-2)
subj(baimendu-8, gobernuak-3)
nmod(enpresaren-6, Motor-5)
name(Motor-5, Hyundai-4)
nmod(salmenta-7, enpresaren-6)
dobj(baimendu-8, salmenta-7)
aux(baimendu-8, du-9)
punct(baimendu-8, .-10)
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