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acl:relcl: relative clause modifier

Relative clauses in Punjabi must have a relative pronoun in them (as opposed to plain acl). Relative pronouns start with ਜ- j-, e.g. ਜੋ jo “whoever, whatever”, ਜਿੱਥੇ jitthe “wherever”. Often, these are non-projective since the relative clause is moved to fronted (focus) or final position.

Inside the RC, the relative pronoun should take the expected deprel of the head of the RC, not some subordinating deprel like mark.


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