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label / dalabel / da
flertal
pluralis
label / rolabel / ro
plural
numărul plural
label / gllabel / gl
plural
número plural
aliases / sr / 0aliases / sr / 0
 
плурал
aliases / da / 0aliases / da / 0
 
flertal
aliases / es / 0aliases / es / 0
 
número plural
aliases / gl / 0aliases / gl / 0
 
plural
Property / LexBib v2 legacy ID
 
Property / LexBib v2 legacy ID: Q23722 / rank
Normal rank
 
Property / skos:definition
PluralNumber is a number property that quantifies the denotation of the nominal element so that: 1) it specifies that there are more than one. In this English example below, plural is shown by both the noun and the verb in (2): (1) my dog watches television (2) my dogs watch television [Corbett 2000: 5] 2) additionally, but not necessarily, pluralNumber may be assigned on the basis of formal properties (e.g. pluralia tantum, or measles / *measle). 3) if pluralNumber functions as generalNumber, it may specify a lack of commitment with regard to quantification ([Corbett 2000,17] notes this system does not exist in pure form, that is, no language employs it as the normal case). Some Cushitic languages, generalNumber can be the same as singularNumber for some nouns, but the same as pluralNumber for other nouns. For example, in Arbore (arv), generalNumber may contrast with the singular in the absence of a distinct plural form: Ln Singular Ln tiis-in 'a maize cob' Ln lasa-n 'a loaf'
 
Property / skos:definition: PluralNumber is a number property that quantifies the denotation of the nominal element so that: 1) it specifies that there are more than one. In this English example below, plural is shown by both the noun and the verb in (2): (1) my dog watches television (2) my dogs watch television [Corbett 2000: 5] 2) additionally, but not necessarily, pluralNumber may be assigned on the basis of formal properties (e.g. pluralia tantum, or measles / *measle). 3) if pluralNumber functions as generalNumber, it may specify a lack of commitment with regard to quantification ([Corbett 2000,17] notes this system does not exist in pure form, that is, no language employs it as the normal case). Some Cushitic languages, generalNumber can be the same as singularNumber for some nouns, but the same as pluralNumber for other nouns. For example, in Arbore (arv), generalNumber may contrast with the singular in the absence of a distinct plural form: Ln Singular Ln tiis-in 'a maize cob' Ln lasa-n 'a loaf' / rank
Normal rank
 
Property / occurs in # of LexBib BibItemsProperty / occurs in # of LexBib BibItems
901
1020
Property / occurs in # of LexBib BibItems: 1020 / qualifier
 
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Property / occurs in # of LexBib BibItems: 1020 / qualifier
 
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Property / occurs in # of LexBib BibItems: 901 / qualifier
source name: LexBib Aug 2021
 
Property / occurs in # of LexBib BibItems: 901 / qualifier
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Property / occurs in # of LexBib BibItems: 901 / qualifier
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Property / prefLabel translation: fleirtala (Icelandic) / qualifier
 
Property / prefLabel translation: fleirtala (Icelandic) / qualifier
 
Property / prefLabel translation: plural (Basque) / qualifier
 
Property / skos:definition
 
PluralNumber is a number property that quantifies the denotation of the nominal element so that: 1) it specifies that there are more than one. In this English example below, plural is shown by both the noun and the verb in (2): (1) my dog watches television (2) my dogs watch television [Corbett 2000: 5] 2) additionally, but not necessarily, pluralNumber may be assigned on the basis of formal properties (e.g. pluralia tantum, or measles / *measle). 3) if pluralNumber functions as generalNumber, it may specify a lack of commitment with regard to quantification ([Corbett 2000,17] notes this system does not exist in pure form, that is, no language employs it as the normal case). Some Cushitic languages, generalNumber can be the same as singularNumber for some nouns, but the same as pluralNumber for other nouns. For example, in Arbore (arv), generalNumber may contrast with the singular in the absence of a distinct plural form: Ln Singular Ln tiis-in "a maize cob" Ln lasa-n "a loaf"
Property / skos:definition: PluralNumber is a number property that quantifies the denotation of the nominal element so that: 1) it specifies that there are more than one. In this English example below, plural is shown by both the noun and the verb in (2): (1) my dog watches television (2) my dogs watch television [Corbett 2000: 5] 2) additionally, but not necessarily, pluralNumber may be assigned on the basis of formal properties (e.g. pluralia tantum, or measles / *measle). 3) if pluralNumber functions as generalNumber, it may specify a lack of commitment with regard to quantification ([Corbett 2000,17] notes this system does not exist in pure form, that is, no language employs it as the normal case). Some Cushitic languages, generalNumber can be the same as singularNumber for some nouns, but the same as pluralNumber for other nouns. For example, in Arbore (arv), generalNumber may contrast with the singular in the absence of a distinct plural form: Ln Singular Ln tiis-in "a maize cob" Ln lasa-n "a loaf" / rank
 
Normal rank
Property / skos:definition: PluralNumber is a number property that quantifies the denotation of the nominal element so that: 1) it specifies that there are more than one. In this English example below, plural is shown by both the noun and the verb in (2): (1) my dog watches television (2) my dogs watch television [Corbett 2000: 5] 2) additionally, but not necessarily, pluralNumber may be assigned on the basis of formal properties (e.g. pluralia tantum, or measles / *measle). 3) if pluralNumber functions as generalNumber, it may specify a lack of commitment with regard to quantification ([Corbett 2000,17] notes this system does not exist in pure form, that is, no language employs it as the normal case). Some Cushitic languages, generalNumber can be the same as singularNumber for some nouns, but the same as pluralNumber for other nouns. For example, in Arbore (arv), generalNumber may contrast with the singular in the absence of a distinct plural form: Ln Singular Ln tiis-in "a maize cob" Ln lasa-n "a loaf" / reference
 
Property / prefLabel translation
 
множина (Serbian)
Property / prefLabel translation: множина (Serbian) / rank
 
Normal rank
Property / prefLabel translation: множина (Serbian) / qualifier
 
Property / prefLabel translation
 
pluralis (Danish)
Property / prefLabel translation: pluralis (Danish) / rank
 
Normal rank
Property / prefLabel translation: pluralis (Danish) / qualifier
 
Property / prefLabel translation
 
número plural (Galician)
Property / prefLabel translation: número plural (Galician) / rank
 
Normal rank
Property / prefLabel translation: número plural (Galician) / qualifier
 
Property / prefLabel translation
 
többes szám (Hungarian)
Property / prefLabel translation: többes szám (Hungarian) / rank
 
Normal rank
Property / prefLabel translation: többes szám (Hungarian) / qualifier
 
Property / prefLabel translation
 
plural (Spanish)
Property / prefLabel translation: plural (Spanish) / rank
 
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Property / prefLabel translation: plural (Spanish) / qualifier
 
Property / prefLabel translation
 
množina (Montenegrin)
Property / prefLabel translation: množina (Montenegrin) / rank
 
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Property / prefLabel translation: množina (Montenegrin) / qualifier
 
Property / prefLabel translation
 
množina (Croatian)
Property / prefLabel translation: množina (Croatian) / rank
 
Normal rank
Property / prefLabel translation: množina (Croatian) / qualifier
 
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numărul plural (Romanian)
Property / prefLabel translation: numărul plural (Romanian) / rank
 
Normal rank
Property / prefLabel translation: numărul plural (Romanian) / qualifier
 
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множественное число (Russian)
Property / prefLabel translation: множественное число (Russian) / rank
 
Normal rank
Property / prefLabel translation: множественное число (Russian) / qualifier
 
Property / altLabel translation
 
плурал (Serbian)
Property / altLabel translation: плурал (Serbian) / rank
 
Normal rank
Property / altLabel translation: плурал (Serbian) / qualifier
 
Property / altLabel translation
 
flertal (Danish)
Property / altLabel translation: flertal (Danish) / rank
 
Normal rank
Property / altLabel translation: flertal (Danish) / qualifier
 
Property / altLabel translation
 
número plural (Spanish)
Property / altLabel translation: número plural (Spanish) / rank
 
Normal rank
Property / altLabel translation: número plural (Spanish) / qualifier
 
Property / altLabel translation
 
plural (Montenegrin)
Property / altLabel translation: plural (Montenegrin) / rank
 
Normal rank
Property / altLabel translation: plural (Montenegrin) / qualifier
 
Property / altLabel translation
 
plural (Galician)
Property / altLabel translation: plural (Galician) / rank
 
Normal rank
Property / altLabel translation: plural (Galician) / qualifier
 
Property / member of collection
 
Property / member of collection: GOLD SKOS version / rank
 
Normal rank
Property / member of collection: GOLD SKOS version / reference
 

Latest revision as of 20:31, 23 August 2023

a term
  • plural
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English
plural number
a term
  • plural

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PluralNumber is a number property that quantifies the denotation of the nominal element so that: 1) it specifies that there are more than one. In this English example below, plural is shown by both the noun and the verb in (2): (1) my dog watches television (2) my dogs watch television [Corbett 2000: 5] 2) additionally, but not necessarily, pluralNumber may be assigned on the basis of formal properties (e.g. pluralia tantum, or measles / *measle). 3) if pluralNumber functions as generalNumber, it may specify a lack of commitment with regard to quantification ([Corbett 2000,17] notes this system does not exist in pure form, that is, no language employs it as the normal case). Some Cushitic languages, generalNumber can be the same as singularNumber for some nouns, but the same as pluralNumber for other nouns. For example, in Arbore (arv), generalNumber may contrast with the singular in the absence of a distinct plural form: Ln Singular Ln tiis-in "a maize cob" Ln lasa-n "a loaf"
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LexBib en/es 07-2022
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plural (Catalan)
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πληθυντικός αριθμός (Greek)
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arvukategooria (Estonian)
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fleirtala (Icelandic)
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numero plurale (Italian)
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daugiskaita (Lithuanian)
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Mehrzahl (German)
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liczba mnoga (Polish)
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plural (Basque)
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множина (Serbian)
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pluralis (Danish)
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número plural (Galician)
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többes szám (Hungarian)
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plural (Spanish)
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množina (Montenegrin)
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množina (Croatian)
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numărul plural (Romanian)
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множественное число (Russian)
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nombre plural (Catalan)
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arv (Estonian)
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plurale (Italian)
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Plural (German)
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плурал (Serbian)
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flertal (Danish)
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número plural (Spanish)
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plural (Montenegrin)
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plural (Galician)
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