Open jtauber opened 5 years ago
Yes, over-lemmatised I think
Not in DCC
I'm rethinking this. I don't think this is over-lemmatisation at all, it's the reflexive pronoun version of pronominal ἕ
Right, but by "over-lemmatisation" I don't mean it's a bad lemma in theory, just that it's been over-chosen when disambiguating.
ah right, I'd misunderstood over-lemmatisation here. But yes, over-chosen in disambiguation
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Right, but by "over-lemmatisation" I don't mean it's a bad lemma in theory, just that it's been over-chosen when disambiguating.
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No Campbell.
This is supposedly the "possessive pronoun". Has it be over lemmatised?