det: determiner
The relation determiner (det) holds between a nominal head and its determiner.
This relation is used for pronominal adjectival modifiers of noun phrases; the det modifier has the POS tag DET and vice versa.
Non-pronominal adjectives are tagged ADJ and the relation is labeled amod.
Note, that possessive determiners like իմ “my” is currently given the POS tag DET and the relation det:poss.
Մի արահետ գտանք ։ \n A path we-found .
det(արահետ, Մի)
det(path, A)
Նա այդպիսի մարդ է ։ \n He is this-kind-of man .
det(մարդ, այդպիսի)
det(man, this-kind-of)
Որ ՞ գիրքն ես նախընտրում ։ \n Which book do-you prefer ?
det(գիրքն, Որ)
det(book, Which)
Pronominal quantifiers are also tagged DET and their relation to their head is a det relation.
Քանի ՞ հոգի է ֆուտբոլ խաղացել ։ \n How-many men played football ?
det(հոգի, Քանի)
det(men, How-many)
See nummod for a broader discussion of the various situations with quantifiers.
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