This is the description of the tags used by the Danish tagger.

Available tags are 3 letter abbreviations of the Latin name when possible.

LanguageTool will tag words by returning one string per reading.
For example, "slidbane" will be tagged with these strings:

 slidbane	sub:ube:sin:utr:nom
 slidbanen	sub:bes:sin:utr:nom
 slidbaner	sub:ube:plu:utr:nom
 slidbanerne	sub:bes:plu:utr:nom
 slidbanes	sub:ube:sin:utr:gen
 slidbanens	sub:bes:sin:utr:gen
 slidbaners	sub:ube:plu:utr:gen
 slidbanernes	sub:bes:plu:utr:gen

For example, if you want to have a rule that matches all adjectives use this:

 <token postag_regexp="yes" postag="adj:.*" />

For a rule that matches plural nouns use:

 <token postag_regexp="yes" postag="sub:.*:plu:.*" />

For a rule that matches singular nouns use:

 <token postag_regexp="yes" postag="sub:.*:sin:.*" />

Also try to run LanguageTool on the command line with the -v option,
it will display how words have been tagged.

The available tags (Tag, Latin name, and Danish name):

Substantiv:

sub	substantiv	navneord

ube	ubestemt
bes	bestemt

sin	singularis	ental
plu	pluralis	flertal

utr	utrum   	fælleskøn
neu	neutrum 	intetkøn

nom	nominativ	navnefald
gen	genitiv 	ejefald


Proprium:

pro	proprium	egenavn

nom	nominativ	navnefald
gen	genitiv 	ejefald


Præposition:

pra	praepositio	præposition	forholdsord


Adjektiv:
Not completly implementet yet.

adj	adjektiv	tillægsord

ube	ubestemt
bes	bestemt

sin	singularis	ental
plu	pluralis	flertal

utr	utrum   	fælleskøn	━┳━ Findes kun i adj:ube:sin
neu	neutrum 	intetkøn	━┛

pos	positiv 	1. grad	grundform
kom	komparativ	2. grad	højere grad
sup	superlativ	3. grad	højeste grad


More word classes and tags will be added later, it is at work in progress.



