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L1x  y word boundary between x and y Lat.homines     ce~ciderunt
glossx  yman:NOM.PL PRF~fall:3.PL
L1x_y x and y are two orthographic words, but one lexical wordSpan.de_repente
glosszsuddenly
L1z x and y jointly render z without morphological analysisLat.cecidit
glossx_yhas_fallen
L1x=y x and y are joined by clisis Lat.domum=que
glossx=yhouse:ACC.SG=and
L1x-y morpheme boundary between x and yGerm.Katze-n
glossx-ycat-PL
L1x+y x and y form a compound or a derivative stemGerm.Fahr+rad
glossx+yride+wheel
L1x~y x is a reduplicative morph on y Lat.po~posc-it
glossx~yPRF~demand-3.SG
L1xy morphological boundary between x and y
not shown in the L1 text
Lat.domūs
glossx:yhouse:NOM.PL
L1Fr.au
glossLOC:DEF.M.SG
L1z x and y are alternative meanings of ambiguous zYuc.k'iin
glossx/ysun/day
L1 x is the meaning of a zero allomorph in the L1 text Lat.argu-i
gloss(x)argue(PRF)-1.SG
L1a<x>b x is an infix in ab Lat.ru<m>p-it
glossab<x>break<IMPFV>-3.SG
L1x>a<y xy is a circumfix around a Germ.ge>geb<en
gloss<xy>agive<PART.PERF>
L1z y is a non-segmentable morphological process on lexeme x Engl.feet
glossx\yfoot\PL
L1z x and y are semantic or grammatical features of z Fr.chant-ons
glossx.ysing-1.PL
L1z x and y are grammatical components of z
cross-referencing two different dependents
May.kan-bolk-bukka-n
glossx>ySBJ.2>OBJ.1-country-show-NPST
you show me the country
L1x x is a syntactic constituentLat.homines        ce~ciderunt
gloss[x][ man:NOM.PL PRF~fall:3.PL ]
L1x x is a syntactic constituent of category YLat.homines        ce~ciderunt
gloss[x]Y[ man:NOM.PL PRF~fall:3.PL ]S