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Treebank Statistics: UD_Egyptian-UJaen: Features: Case

This feature is universal but the values Cmp, Equ are language-specific. It occurs with 19 different values: Abl, Acc, All, Ben, Cau, Cmp, Com, Dis, Ela, Equ, Ess, Gen, Ill, Ins, Lat, Loc, Sub, Sup, Tem.

2037 tokens (9%) have a non-empty value of Case. 74 types (3%) occur at least once with a non-empty value of Case. 23 lemmas (1%) occur at least once with a non-empty value of Case. The feature is used with 4 part-of-speech tags: ADP (1484; 7% instances), ADJ (458; 2% instances), NOUN (91; 0% instances), PROPN (4; 0% instances).

ADP

1484 ADP tokens (53% of all ADP tokens) have a non-empty value of Case.

ADP tokens may have the following values of Case:

• Abl (36; 2% of non-empty Case): m, ꞽm, (ꞽ)m, ḥr
• Acc (18; 1% of non-empty Case): n, ꞽm
• All (63; 4% of non-empty Case): r, ꞽr, n, (ꞽ)r
• Ben (345; 23% of non-empty Case): n, [n], [], n{t}, ꞽr</em>
• Cau (40; 3% of non-empty Case): n, ḥr, ḫr, m, [n]
• Cmp (35; 2% of non-empty Case): ꞽr, r
• Com (121; 8% of non-empty Case): ḥnꜥ, ḫr, m, ꞽm.(w)t(ꞽ), [ḫr], ꞽm.wt(ꞽ), [ḥnꜥ], ꞽm.wtꞽ
• Dis (16; 1% of non-empty Case): m
• Ela (61; 4% of non-empty Case): m, ꞽm, ꞽr, [ꞽm], ḫr, [m]
• Equ (152; 10% of non-empty Case): m, ꞽś, mr, r, , [m], ꞽm</em>
• Ess (24; 2% of non-empty Case): m
• Ill (8; 1% of non-empty Case): ꞽr, r
• Ins (185; 12% of non-empty Case): m, ꞽm, ḥr, [m], , [ꞽm], ẖr</em>
• Lat (18; 1% of non-empty Case): ꞽr, r, n
• Loc (302; 20% of non-empty Case): m, ꞽm, ḥr, [m], ḫnt, , č̣r, r, ḫft, ꞽr</em>
• Sub (15; 1% of non-empty Case): ẖr
• Sup (35; 2% of non-empty Case): ḥr, ṭp, [ḥr]
• Tem (10; 1% of non-empty Case): m
• EMPTY (1303): n, m, ꞽr, r, ḥr, ḫr, ꞽn, ꞽm, ḥꜣ, ṭp

</table> ### `ADJ` 458 ADJ tokens (55% of all `ADJ` tokens) have a non-empty value of `Case`. The most frequent other feature values with which `ADJ` and `Case` co-occurred: Number=Sing (415; 91%), Gender=Masc (390; 85%). `ADJ` tokens may have the following values of `Case`: * `Dis` (1; 0% of non-empty `Case`): ꞽm.t * `Equ` (6; 1% of non-empty `Case`): ꞽm(.ꞽ) * `Gen` (333; 73% of non-empty `Case`): n(.ꞽ), n.t, n.(ꞽ)w, [n(.ꞽ)], n.ꞽ, [n.t], n(.t) * `Loc` (108; 24% of non-empty `Case`): ꞽm(.ꞽ), ꞽm.t, ꞽm.(ꞽ)w, ḫnt(.ꞽ), ḫnt.(ꞽ)w, ṭp.t, (ꞽ)m.t, [ꞽm].t, ḥr(.ꞽ), ꞽm(.ꞽw) * `Sub` (9; 2% of non-empty `Case`): ẖr(.ꞽ), [ẖr](.ꞽ), ẖr.t, ẖr.ꞽ * `Sup` (1; 0% of non-empty `Case`): ṭp.(ꞽ)w * `EMPTY` (376): wr, nb, wr.t, ꞽꜣb.t(ꞽ), ḥr.t, ꜥꜣ, km, nfr, ꜥꜣ.t, nb(.wt)

Paradigm m	Acc	Loc	Ins	Dis	Ess	Com	Ela	Abl	Tem	Cau	Cmp	Equ
_	ꞽm	m, ꞽm, [m], , [ꞽ]m</em></td>	m, ꞽm, [m], , [ꞽm]</em></td>	m	m	m	m, ꞽm, [ꞽm], [m]	ꞽm, (ꞽ)m, m	m	m	ꞽr	m, , [m], ꞽm</em></td></tr>
ExtPos=ADP		m	m	m				m

Paradigm m	Loc	Dis	Equ
ExtPos=ADJ|Gender=Masc|Number=Plur	ꞽm.(ꞽ)w
Gender=Masc|Number=Sing	ꞽm(.ꞽ), (ꞽ)m(.ꞽ), ꞽm.(ꞽ)w		ꞽm(.ꞽ)
Gender=Masc|Number=Plur	ꞽm.(ꞽ)w, ꞽm(.ꞽw), [ꞽm.](ꞽ)[w], ꞽm(.ꞽ)
Gender=Fem|Number=Sing	ꞽm.t, (ꞽ)m.t, [ꞽm.t], [ꞽm].t
Gender=Fem|Number=Plur	[ꞽm].t, ꞽm.(w)t, ꞽm.(ꞽw)t, ꞽm.t	ꞽm.t

### `NOUN` 91 NOUN tokens (2% of all `NOUN` tokens) have a non-empty value of `Case`. The most frequent other feature values with which `NOUN` and `Case` co-occurred: Gender=Masc (76; 84%), Number=Sing (70; 77%). `NOUN` tokens may have the following values of `Case`: * `Ben` (1; 1% of non-empty `Case`): ꞽr.t * `Gen` (9; 10% of non-empty `Case`): n(.ꞽ), nčr, (ꞽ)m(.ꞽw), nw.ꞽ * `Loc` (70; 77% of non-empty `Case`): ꞽm(.ꞽ), ꞽm.(ꞽ)w, ꞽm.t, ḥr.t, ḥꜣ.(ꞽ)w, ḫnt(.ꞽ), ḫnt.ꞽ, (ꞽ)m(.ꞽ), ṭp(.ꞽw), Ꞽm(.ꞽ) * `Sub` (7; 8% of non-empty `Case`): ẖr(.ꞽ), ẖr.t, ṭp.t * `Sup` (4; 4% of non-empty `Case`): ḥr(.ꞽ), ṭp.(ꞽ)w * `EMPTY` (5649): mṭw, ꞽr.t, nčr(.w), p.t, rn, ꞽb, ꜥw, sp, ḥr, nčr

Paradigm ṭp	Loc	Sup	Sub
Number=Sing			ṭp.t
Number=Plur	ṭp(.ꞽw)	ṭp.(ꞽ)w

### `PROPN` 4 PROPN tokens (0% of all `PROPN` tokens) have a non-empty value of `Case`. `PROPN` tokens may have the following values of `Case`: * `Gen` (4; 100% of non-empty `Case`): P(ꞽ), Šmꜥ(.w), Wśr(.w), Śtẖ * `EMPTY` (2754): Wnꞽś, Ttꞽ, Ḥr.w, Wśr(.w), Rꜥw, Ppy, Śtẖ, Gbb, (Ꞽ)tm(.w), Nw.t ## Relations with Agreement in `Case` The 10 most frequent relations where parent and child node agree in `Case`: NOUN --[conj]--> NOUN (3; 75%).

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