det: determiner
The relation determiner (det) holds between a nominal head and its determiner.
Nē ǃnā-omsa ǁnaraǃnâ tsoatsoa re . \n This room.OBL search start PDIR .
det(ǃnā-omsa, Nē)
det(room.OBL, This)
Mâ gârekhoeba ǁnāpa ? \n Which fool.OBL there ?
det(gârekhoeba, Mâ)
det(fool.OBL, Which)
Most commonly, a word of POS DET will have the relation det and vice versa. The exception in Khoekhoe are possessive determiners ti “my” and sa “your (sing.)”, they are given the DET POS tag and the nmod:poss, so that it is parallel with other possessive constructions relation.
Ti ǃomdi ge petrol-i khami ra ham . \n My hands DECL gasoline like IPFV smell .
nmod:poss(ǃomdi, Ti)
nmod:poss(hands, My)
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