obj
: direct object
The dependency type obj
is used for (nominal) direct objects of the
verb.
Direct objects are typically in “nominative” (unmarked, indefinite accusative) or “accusative” (marked, definite accusative), but may be in other cases (e.g. dative).
Another example:
A dative direct object:
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