Welsh Parsing And Analysis
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' 20 WELSH PARSING AND ANALYSIS.
GYLCH : common noun, masculine gender, singular number, 3rd person accusative case governed by ' yn. ' EF : personal pronoun, masculine gender, singular number, 3rd person genitive case dependent on 'gylch. ' "0 herwydd paham nid cywilydd ganddo eu galw hwynt yn frodyr. ' : preposition governing ' herwydd ' in the accusa- tive case.
HERWYDD : common noun, masculine gender, singular number, 3rd person accusative case governed by 'o. ' PAHAM : adverb of cause modi...fying ' nid. ' NID : adverb of negation modifying ' yw ' understood.
CYWILYDD : abstract noun, masculine gender, singular number, 3rd person nominative case comple- ment to ' yw. ' GANDDO : pronominal preposition, masculine gender, singular number, 3rd person, EU : possessive adjective, masculine gender, plural number, 3rd person, qualifying ' galw. ' GALW : verb-noun, masculine gender, singular num- ber, 3rd person nominative case subject to ' yw. ' YN : predicative 'yn ' introducing 'frodyr. ' FRODYR : common noun, masculine gender, plural number, 3rd person genitive case in apposition to 'hwynt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' 20 WELSH PARSING AND ANALYSIS.
GYLCH : common noun, masculine gender, singular number, 3rd person accusative case governed by ' yn. ' EF : personal pronoun, masculine gender, singular number, 3rd person genitive case dependent on 'gylch. ' "0 herwydd paham nid cywilydd ganddo eu galw hwynt yn frodyr. ' : preposition governing ' herwydd ' in the accusa- tive case.
HERWYDD : common noun, masculine gender, singular number, 3rd person accusative case governed by 'o. ' PAHAM : adverb of cause modi...fying ' nid. ' NID : adverb of negation modifying ' yw ' understood.
CYWILYDD : abstract noun, masculine gender, singular number, 3rd person nominative case comple- ment to ' yw. ' GANDDO : pronominal preposition, masculine gender, singular number, 3rd person, EU : possessive adjective, masculine gender, plural number, 3rd person, qualifying ' galw. ' GALW : verb-noun, masculine gender, singular num- ber, 3rd person nominative case subject to ' yw. ' YN : predicative 'yn ' introducing 'frodyr. ' FRODYR : common noun, masculine gender, plural number, 3rd person genitive case in apposition to 'hwynt.
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