NUM
: number
The tag NUM
is applied to cardinal numerals (אחד /ʼeḥad/ “one”, שׁנים /shayim/ “two”, etc).
כי־זה שנתים הרעב בקרב הארץ ועוד חמש שנים אשר אין־חריש וקציר׃
ki zeh shenatayim haraʻav beḳerev haʼarets ṿeʻod ḥamesh shanim ʼasher ʼen ḥarish ṿeḳatsir
“Because for two years there has been famine in the midst of the land and there are still five years in which there will neither be ploughing nor harvesting.”
It is also currently applied to ordinal numerals (ראשׁון /riʼshon/ “first”, שׁני /shney/ “second”, etc). (This may be in conflict with the guidelines, so these may get changed to ADJ in the future.)
ושם־הנהר השני גיחון הוא הסובב את כל־ארץ כוש׃
ṿeshem hanahar hasheni giḥon huʼ hasovev ʼet kal ʼerets kush
And the name of the second reiver was Gihon; it was the one that went around the whole land of Cush.
Features
All NUM
s should have values for NumType and most should have a value for Gender.
Currently all have a value for Number, though this should probably be revised.
XPOS
Cardinal numbers are tagged subs
in BHSA and ordinal numbers are tagged adjv
.
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