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ADJ ADP PUNCT
ADV AUX SYM
INTJ CONJ X
NOUN DET
PROPN NUM
VERB PART
PRON
SCONJ

ADJ:
adjective

Present, past and future participles are marked as ADJ, marked by the feature VerbForm. They are not comparable, thus their Degree feature is None, as opposed to normal adjectives. Common features for adjectives and participles are: Number, Case, Number[psor], Person[psor], Number[psed]. Non-participial adjectives also bear the feature NumType.

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ADP:
adposition

Hungarian postpositions are marked as ADP.

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ADV:
adverb

Adverbial subclasses are marked with the feature PronType. Some of them are comparable, thus they bear the Degree feature.

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AUX:
auxiliary verb

We consider the verbs “volna”, “fog”, “talál” and “szokott” as AUX in Hungarian.

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CONJ:
coordinating conjunction

This document is a placeholder for the language-specific documentation for CONJ.

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DET:
determiner

Demonstrative DETs may be inflected in Hungarian (as a from of grammatical agreement with the noun it precedes):

azokat a könyveket

this-PL-ACC the book-PL-ACC

``those books’’

These determiners bear the nominal inflectional features (Number, Case, Number[psor], Person[psor], Number[psed]).

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INTJ:
interjection

This document is a placeholder for the language-specific documentation for INTJ.

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NOUN:
noun

Nouns can have the following features: Number, Case, Number[psor], Person[psor], Number[psed]

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NUM:
numeral

Numbers bear the nominal inflectional features (Number, Case, Number[psor], Person[psor], Number[psed]), plus the NumType feature.

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PART:
particle

PARTs are those words in Hungarian that only function as preverbs and are not used elsewhere.

Nem ette meg a levest.

not eat-PAST-3SG-OBJ (preverb) the soup-ACC

``He did not eat the soup.’’

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PRON:
pronoun

Besides the nominal inflectional features (Number, Case, Number[psor], Person[psor], Number[psed]), pronouns are marked for Number and Person and PronType. Reflexive pronouns bear the feature reflexive but no PronType.

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PROPN:
proper noun

Proper nouns can have the following features: Number, Case, Number[psor], Person[psor], Number[psed]

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