fixed
: multi-word expression
The fixed
multi-word expression relation is one of the relations for compounding and it is intended mostly for function words.
The first token is the head of a fixed unit - with right branching attachments from the head to each element of the MWE.
Note that in Irish, the labels flat, flat:name and flat:foreign are used for nominal compounds - organisations, people etc. Regular noun compounds are labelled compound. The label compound:prt is used for particle verbs e.g. ‘éirí as’.
The other multiword units in Irish that are labelled as fixed are as follows:
Compound Prepositions
The first element of the compound preposition (POS tag usually ADP) is the head.
Is de bharr a chontúirt don neodracht ‘As a result of the danger it poses to neutrality’
Ná bíodh cumha ar bith ort ‘Don’t be upset at all’
Tá dhá phort eile a bhailíodar seasca bliain ó shin ‘There are two other tunes that were collected sixty years ago’
Níor chorraigh a thuilleadh linn an tosta ‘He didn’t stir any more for the rest of the silence’
Fixed Phrases
an deireadh seachtaine seo caite ‘the last weekend’
don bhliain seo chugainn ‘for the next year’
Ní fhaca mé rud ar bith ‘I did not see anyting at all’
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