Charles University, Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, Institute of Formal and Applied Linguistics (UFAL)
Abstract
A sample of verb lemmas in four languages: Czech (19,040 lemmas), English (9,969 lemmas), German (27,158 lemmas), Spanish (11,768 lemmas). Each verb lemma is annotated for its morphemic structure (i.e., segmented into the prefiex(es), root(s), suffix(es) and ending(s) that the given lemma contains), classification of its root morph to a root morpheme where needed (to facilitate grouping of verbs with the same root morpheme), and its frequency of the verb in a 100 M corpus. Two versions are available for each language: one with a more coarse-grained segmentation, which captures the morphemic structure that is synchronically available, and a version with a more fine-grained segmentation, which also captures the word's etymology
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