det: determiner
A determiner is the relation between the head of a nominal phrase and its determiner. This is usually a pointing sign used alongside a noun, or a quantifier, or an indefinite, as OTRO (‘other’) or MISMO (‘same’).
# sent_id = PS-JRV#068
# text = AHORA INDX MUJER ALEJARSE
# gloss_en = NOW INDX WOMAN LEAVE
# text_es = Y la niña se fue (como si nada)
# text_en = and the girl continued as if nothing had happened
1 AHORA _ ADV Adv _ 4 advmod _ Gloss=NOW
2 INDX _ DET Det _ 3 det _ Gloss=INDX
3 MUJER _ NOUN N.P _ 4 nsubj _ Gloss=WOMAN
4 ALEJARSE _ VERB V.Loc _ 0 root _ Gloss=LEAVE
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