Number
From UNL Wiki
Number is a category that typically corresponds to the actual quantity of the referents of a given noun.
Natural Language
In natural languages, number may be represented by grammatical affixes (such as "s" for plural, in English) or by quantifiers (such as "a couple of", "many", etc). In the UNLarium framework, the grammatical category of number may assume the following values:
UNL
Grammatical number, a morphological grammatical category indicating the quantity of referents
To be represented by attributes, if marked.
person = person persons = person.@pl people = people (number lexicalized)
Number attributes
- @pl (plural)
- books = book.@pl
- children = child.@pl
- livres = livre.@pl
- @paucal (some)
- a few books = book.@paucal
- some books = book.@paucal
- @multal (many)
- many books = book.@multal
- several books = book.@multal
- @all (all)
- all books = book.@all
- @any (any)
- any books = book.@any
- @not (no)
- no book = book.@not