Treebank Statistics: UD_Javanese-CSUI: POS Tags: PROPN
There are 1 PROPN lemmas (6%), 754 PROPN types (19%) and 1565 PROPN tokens (11%).
Out of 17 observed tags, the rank of PROPN is: 12 in number of lemmas, 3 in number of types and 4 in number of tokens.
The 10 most frequent PROPN lemmas: _
The 10 most frequent PROPN types: Solo, Mbah, Jawa, Simbah, Pak, Carik, Indonesia, Kampung, Ponorogo, Suweng
The 10 most frequent ambiguous lemmas: _ (NOUN 2867, PUNCT 2233, VERB 1952, PROPN 1565, PRON 961, ADV 798, ADP 748, ADJ 736, DET 700, NUM 362, AUX 340, SCONJ 314, CCONJ 306, PART 234, X 183, INTJ 32, SYM 12)
The 10 most frequent ambiguous types: Solo (PROPN 40, NOUN 5), Mbah (PROPN 31, NOUN 5), Simbah (PROPN 29, NOUN 12), Pak (PROPN 27, NOUN 2), Kampung (PROPN 16, NOUN 5), Tari (PROPN 11, NOUN 9), Warok (PROPN 9, NOUN 2), Mas (PROPN 7, NOUN 3), Presidhen (PROPN 6, NOUN 1), Ya (PROPN 5, INTJ 2, PART 2)
- Solo
- Mbah
- Simbah
- Pak
- Kampung
- Tari
- Warok
- Mas
- Presidhen
- Ya
Morphology
The form / lemma ratio of PROPN is 754.000000 (the average of all parts of speech is 238.352941).
The 1st highest number of forms (754) was observed with the lemma “_”: ’s, 3, 51st, A, ABC, AEGON, AS, ASAS, ASM, ASP.NET, Abadi, Abasa, Abe, Abraham, Aceh, Adrian, Afrika, Ageng, Agrobisnis, Agum, Agung, Agustus, Ainul, Al-Lahab, Al-Masad, Al-Qur’an, Al-Quran, All, Allah, Alun-Alun, Alun-alun, Alwi, Ambarwati, American, Amerika, Ammonia, Amoniak, Anak, Anggota, Angkatan, Antasan, Apophis, April, Arab, Argentina, Ari, Ariesta, Ariseno, Armenia, Arsenic, As2O3, Asia, Asing, Association, Award, Awards, Aziz, Aznavour, B, BBC, Babad, Baca, Badhi, Bahasa, Baladan, Balai, Bale, Bali, Ballon, Bandoso, Bani, Banjarmasin, Banjarsari, Banyakprodo, Barat, Bathik, Batik, Beatrix, Bebungah, Bedhamen, Bedingin, Benda, Bengah, Bengawan, Bersaudara, Bertram, Beyonce, Bhre, Bieber, Bima, Binus, Bless, Blodiran, Bogor, Bojong, Brian, Britania, Broady, Bronx, Bu, Budaya, Budayawan, Budhe, Bujang, Bumi, Bupati, Burung, Bush, CFC, CIA, CO2, Cak, Cakra, California, Calverton, Camat, Canon, Canthik, Carik, Carikan, Category, Cecep, Children, Cinta, Continental, Corporation, Count, Covid-19, Crek-crek, Cublak, Cublak-Sublak, Cublak-cublak, Cultural, DC, DHL, DIS, DIY, DPRD, Daerah, Dalem, Daliyo, Danau, Dani, Death, Demak, Denny, Depdiknas, Depresi, Desa, Dewan, Dewi, Dhe, Dhesember, Dhik, Dhusun, Didi, Dikti, Dina, Distrik, Dlepih, Dodge, Dolanan, Donya, Doors, Dracula, Drestarastra, Dubai, Dunia, Dusun, EAT, EDSA, ELFAA, ESO, Eddie, Educational, Edwards, Encyclopedia, Endriartono, Eno, Estrada, Etnomusikologi, Euroseries, Euryarchaeota, Express, F3, Facebook, Factor, Fakultas, Februari, Federation, Football, Force, Formula, Foundation, France, Freddy, Frederick, Freedom, Friends, Fund, Futur, GESTAPA, GESTAPO, Galilei, Galileo, Ganong, García, Gathotkaca, Gatot, Gebangsan, Gede, Gedhe, Geger, Genjotan, Genk, George, Gerjen, Giri, Gjorge, Go-on, God, Gondo, Grade, Grammy, Grande, Green, Gribig, Group, Grumman, Gubernur, Gunung, Guru, Gusti, Göring, HAN, HP, Hadiningrat, Hamid, Hamilton, Hardwicke, Hari, Harnowo, Haryani, Haryono, Hasan, Hasanuddin, Hasyim, Haynes, Hepi, Hermann, His, Hongaria, Hongkong, Hospital, I, II, IKEA, ISI, IUCN, Ibrahim, Idulfitri, Ika, India, Indian, Indonesia, Inggris, Inspeksi, Institute, Intel, Inter, Interest, Internasional, International, Irak, Iridium, Irlandia, Iskaq, Islam, Israel, Istimewa, Italia, Ivanov, Jagad, Jakarta, Jalur, Jamaika, Jamal, Jamie, Janto, Januari, Jatinom, Jawa, Jawi, Jemuwah, Jennings, Jepang, Jeprik, Jerman, Jewish, Jilbab, Jim, Jl., Jockie, Jogja, John, Joho, Joko, Jordan, Joseph, Juli, Julius, Jumat, Juni, Junior, Jurusan, Justin, Kabupaten, Kairo, Kakung, Kali, Kalijaga, Kalikendang, Kaliwungu, Kampung, Kanjeng, Kanthi, Kantor, Kapisan, Karesidenan, Karmani, Karni, Kartijo, Kartono, Kasunanan, Kauman, Kawa, Kebudayaan, Kecamatan, Kecil, Kediri, Kehutanan, Kelana, Kelurahan, Kemerdekaan, Kemesraan, Kemis, Kempot, Kentiran, Kenya, Kepala, Keraton, Kertabhumi, Khusus, Ki, Kir, Klampeyan, Klaten, Kliwon, Koizumi, Kolombia, Kolonel, Komunikasi, Koran, Korawa, Kota, Krama, Kraton, Krido, Kutha, Kutu, Kyoto, LMU, Lake, Laladan, Land, Landa, Large, Lebaran, Lek, Lestari, Letnan, Lewis, Liam, Life, Liga, Lin, Lincoln, Linguistics, Lintang, Lirik, List, London, Love, Lucile, Lucy, Luftwaffe, Luhur, Lusi, M, MPRS, MURI, Majapahit, Mak, Makam, Makedonia, Malaysia, Maldini, Mambaul, Manahan, Mandela, Mangkunegaran, Maret, Martapura, Mary, Maryani, Maryanto, Mas, Masjid, Maskuri, Master, Maulana, Mbah, Mbak, Mbakyu, Mblodiran, Mboyolali, Mei, Meksiko, Menteri, Merced, Michell, Milan, Militer, MnemoniC, Mondial, Moore, Moral, Movies, Mr., Museum, Márquez, Nagare, Nan, Narti, Nasional, Nations, Ndarboy, Ndhuk, Nelson, Ngargoyoso, Ngarsa, Ngawi, Ngayogjakarta, Ngger, Nggerjen, Ngoko, Niall, Nick, Nilai, Nite, Nobel, Nomor, November, Nursalim, Nyawiji, Oktober, Open, Opera, Organization, Otoritas, P4, PBB, PCI, PHK, POPKA, Pacific, Packard, Paju, Pak, Pakde, Palestina, Pandeyan, Panglima, Papua, Paris, Parjilan, Pasadena, Pasar, Paul, Paulus, Pecinan, Pemerintah, Pemkot, Penangkapan, Penetapan, Perancis, Perang, Peraturan, Perry, Persis, Pertanian, Pimpinan, Pon, Ponorogo, Portugis, Potter, Prabu, Prajudi, Pram, Prancis, Presiden, Presidhen, Press, Protokol, Provinsi, Pulo, Pura, Puspitek, Puspito, Putri, Qawiyu, Qowiyu, RIS, RT, RW, Rabu, Racing, Raden, Radyapustaka, Rahayu, Rajamala, Rama, Ratno, Ratu, Rawnsley, Raya, Real, Rebo, Red, Rekor-Dunia, Religiositas, Republik, Resta, Revolusi, Reyog, Rigoletto, Riris, Ris, Robby, Rock, Roehampton, Roma, Royal, Rubrik, Rumah, Rusia, Ruwah, Ryan, SD, SIL, SMA, Sadherek, Sadrananan, Sakit, Salat, Salib, Salmonella, Salter, Sancoko, Sanga, Sanggalangit, Santi, Saptoni, Sarah, Sarekat, Sartono, Sastra, Satinem, Scientific, Selamarta, Selasa, Selatan, Semarang, Senen, Sentarum, September, Seri, Setu, Sewandana, Shakur, Sharapova, She, Sheffield, Shihab, Show, Sidang, Sidorejo, Simbah, Simin, Simon, Siti, Skip, Slasa, Sociedad, Societeit, Society, Soeharto, Solo, Solopos, Solopos.com, Somalia, Special, Speedor, Sri, Stanford, Star, Stayner, Steven, Subroto, Sudarsono, Sugiri, Sukabumi, Sularto, Sumatera, Summer, Sunan, Supanggah, Supernatural, Sura, Surabaya, Surakarta, Surojo, Surono, Surtinah, Surya, Suryo, Sutil, Suwadji, Suwargi, Suweng, Swiss, Syeh, Syekh, TGV, TV, Tak, Taman, Tami, Tanah, Tari, Tel-Aviv, Telescope, Teng, Tengah, Tenors, Teresa, The, Three, Tien, Tier, Timur, Tirtomoyo, Tjokrohadisoerjo, Tokyo, Tommy, Train, Traktat, Trianon, Trilogi, Trioxide, Tumi, Tuminah, Tyler, Tōkyō, US, Udan, Udara, Ukraina, Ulum, Umayyah, Unesco, United, Universitas, University, Ushaidi, Utara, Very, Vesta, Vida, Virus, Vitesse, Viva, Vox, WA, WBTB, WHO, Wakil, Walanda, Wali, Walidah, Warisan, Warok, Washington, Wells, Widodo, Widya, Widyani, Wiji, Wimbledon, Wiro, Wisata, Wolfson, Wonogiren, Wonogiri, World, Worldwide, Wukir, X, Ya, Yahudi, Yakin, Yogyakarta, Yu, Yunus, Zaid, and, at, biteen, d, dalam, dan, dhokter, di, eropa, eropah, etudes, flu, for, gulu, in, kalurahan, la, le, logo, mambu, no, non-Yahudi, of, or, pour, sur, tradhisi, yōni, à.
PROPN does not occur with any features.
Relations
PROPN nodes are attached to their parents using 20 different relations: flat:name (557; 36% instances), nmod (348; 22% instances), nsubj (222; 14% instances), obl (132; 8% instances), appos (50; 3% instances), conj (49; 3% instances), nmod:poss (42; 3% instances), vocative (40; 3% instances), obj (27; 2% instances), flat (25; 2% instances), nsubj:pass (22; 1% instances), obl:agent (14; 1% instances), root (14; 1% instances), obl:tmod (12; 1% instances), xcomp (4; 0% instances), acl (2; 0% instances), advcl (2; 0% instances), amod (1; 0% instances), csubj (1; 0% instances), parataxis (1; 0% instances)
Parents of PROPN nodes belong to 12 different parts of speech: PROPN (663; 42% instances), VERB (412; 26% instances), NOUN (382; 24% instances), ADJ (27; 2% instances), NUM (25; 2% instances), X (19; 1% instances), (14; 1% instances), PRON (11; 1% instances), ADV (6; 0% instances), INTJ (4; 0% instances), PART (1; 0% instances), SYM (1; 0% instances)
883 (56%) PROPN nodes are leaves.
336 (21%) PROPN nodes have one child.
210 (13%) PROPN nodes have two children.
136 (9%) PROPN nodes have three or more children.
The highest child degree of a PROPN node is 11.
Children of PROPN nodes are attached using 25 different relations: flat:name (543; 42% instances), punct (231; 18% instances), case (155; 12% instances), nmod (88; 7% instances), conj (51; 4% instances), appos (40; 3% instances), nummod (36; 3% instances), cc (29; 2% instances), det (20; 2% instances), acl:relcl (15; 1% instances), nsubj (15; 1% instances), advmod (14; 1% instances), cop (14; 1% instances), amod (8; 1% instances), nmod:poss (5; 0% instances), parataxis (5; 0% instances), nmod:tmod (4; 0% instances), advcl (3; 0% instances), vocative (2; 0% instances), acl (1; 0% instances), discourse (1; 0% instances), flat (1; 0% instances), mark (1; 0% instances), obl (1; 0% instances), obl:tmod (1; 0% instances)
Children of PROPN nodes belong to 17 different parts of speech: PROPN (663; 52% instances), PUNCT (231; 18% instances), ADP (153; 12% instances), NOUN (57; 4% instances), NUM (50; 4% instances), CCONJ (29; 2% instances), DET (21; 2% instances), VERB (21; 2% instances), AUX (14; 1% instances), ADJ (13; 1% instances), ADV (13; 1% instances), PRON (9; 1% instances), X (4; 0% instances), SYM (3; 0% instances), INTJ (1; 0% instances), PART (1; 0% instances), SCONJ (1; 0% instances)