: Vocabulaire du TAL: noun

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1. If a noun or numeral may be construct and is followed by a noun that may be genitive make the former exclusively construct in state and the latter exclusively genitive in case and consider the former to govern the latter. (Brown, 1962)
A further discouragement is that although nouns are supposed to have three cases it is evident from the description I have given that a case indication is very rarely visible in the printed text. (Brown, 1962)
Feminine nouns are actually somewhat simpler in inflection than masculines. (Brown, 1962)
For every pair of nouns we computed their distributional similarity. (McCarthy, Koeling, Weeds & Carroll, 2004)
In addition verbs can take direct object suffixes just as nouns can take possessive suffixes. (Brown, 1962)

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