a few languages have "action_words" that are more adjectival, e.g. "be scared" / "be hungry" / "be thirsty" -- any opinion on whether to have multiword unilemmas for these?
(e.g. Italian "aver fame", "aver sete", "aver sonno”, and similar in French)
I don't think we should just say "hungry", or even (to) "hunger", but not sure if we want "be hungry"
should uni-lemmas adhere to the category, or is it fine to cut across lexical_class/category?
(I advocate cutting across as needed, since 1-2 categories on some forms are seemingly incorrect)
a few languages have "action_words" that are more adjectival, e.g. "be scared" / "be hungry" / "be thirsty" -- any opinion on whether to have multiword unilemmas for these? (e.g. Italian "aver fame", "aver sete", "aver sonno”, and similar in French) I don't think we should just say "hungry", or even (to) "hunger", but not sure if we want "be hungry"