nsubj: nominal subject
A nominal subject is a noun phrase which is the syntactic subject of a clause and which controls the verb contained within the clause.
Examples
Rachaidh sí abhaile ‘She will go home’
Rachaidh sí abhaile \n Will_go she home
nsubj(Rachaidh, sí)
In a copula construction, the nsubj is dependent on the predicate (in this case the noun réitigh ‘solution’).
Is réitigh sealadacha iad ‘They are temporary solutions’
Is réitigh sealadacha iad \n Is temporary solutions they
nsubj(réitigh, iad)
cop(réitigh, Is)
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