Linguistic tags

Material tagged for part of speech or tagged with flat feature bundles may be produced as follows.

We may tag a wordform in bold with a feature bundle and also automatically index the wordform so tagged. The feature bundle appears in sans serif (or, in HTML, in red).

maison /pos=n & gend=f

This is achieved via:

\Tg{maison}{pos=n \& gend=f}

This is the default tagging mechanism for EAGLES, i.e. we wish the wordforms to be in bold face and also to be indexed for ease of reference..

In situations where you wish the tagged wordfrom to be non-bold, for example in a formally expressed test, we have:

Given X, if X is autonomous and if a conceptual interpretation is possible, then X/pos=n.

This is achieved via:

Given {\em X}, if {\em X} is autonomous and if a 
conceptual interpretation is possible, 
then \tag{{\em X\/}}{pos=n}.

No indexing is done in such circumstances.

In order to refer to a feature bundle on its own, we have:

The tag pos=noun is used to indicate ...

This is achieved via:

The tag \bun{pos=noun} is used to indicate \ldots


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