case:loc
: postpositional localizer
We treat a closed set of postpositions (traditionally known as “improper adpositions”) as localizers. (See ADP for a list of localizers.)
The head of the localizer is the noun or the main verb of the clause preceding it. Localizers are always tagged ADP
.
When it follows a noun, it receives the case:loc
relation label. But if it follows a verb and acts as an adverbial,
it receives the obl relation (but retains the tag ADP
).
case:loc in other languages: [hy] [hyw] [yue] [zh]