Universal Dependency Project Set

provides an inventory of dependency relations that are linguistically motivated, computationally useful, and cross-linguistically applicable

Clausal Argument Relations	Description	Examples with head and dependent
SUBJ	subject	`We booked her the flight`
DOBJ	direct object	`We booked her the flight`
IOBJ	indirect object	`We booked her the flight`
CCOMP	clausal complement
XCOMP	open clausal complement
Nominal Modifier Relations	Description	Examples with head and dependent
NMOD	nominal modifier	`We took the morning flight`
AMOD	adjectival modifier	`We took the cheapest flight`
NUMMOD	numeric modifier	`We took 1000 flights`
APPOS	appositional modifier	`United, a unit of UAL, matched the fares`
DET	determiner	`The flight was canceled`
CASE	adpositions and other case markers	`Book the flight through Houston`
Other Notable Relations	Description	Examples with head and dependent
CONJ	Conjunct	`We flew to Denver and drove to home`
CC	Coordinating Conjunction	`We flew to Denver and drove to home`

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