nmod:pre: preposed genitive
Standard word order would see nouns in the genitive following the noun which they modify. It is possible, however, for the genitive to precede the noun which governs the dependency. The subtype nmod:pre is used in Old Irish treebanks to identify such preposed genitives.
Examples
fairggae findḟolt “(the) ocean’s white hair”
fairggae find ḟolt \n ocean's white hair
nmod:pre(ḟolt, fairggae)
aconmír “the dog’s morsel”
a con mír \n the dog's morsel
nmod:pre(mír, con)
fidbaidae fál “a hedge of trees”
fidbaidae fál \n of_trees a_hedge
nmod:pre(fál, fidbaidae)
nmod:pre in other languages: [sga]