gloss,definition_en,source,weight
1,first person,Leipzig Glossing Rules,1
2,second person,Leipzig Glossing Rules,1
3,third person,Leipzig Glossing Rules,1
&,coordination marker,lingglosses,1
1DU,first dual,lingglosses,1
1O,first person object,lingglosses,1
1OBJ,first person object,lingglosses,1
1PL,first person plural,lingglosses,1
1PLO,first person plural object,lingglosses,1
1PLOBJ,first person plural object,lingglosses,1
1PLS,first person plural subject,lingglosses,1
1PLSUBJ,first person plural subject,lingglosses,1
1PROX,first person proximate (close to speaker),lingglosses,1
1S,first person subject,lingglosses,1
1SG,first person singular,lingglosses,1
1SGO,first person singular object,lingglosses,1
1SGOBJ,first person singular object,lingglosses,1
1SGS,first person singular subject,lingglosses,1
1SGSUBJ,first person singular subject,lingglosses,1
1SUBJ,first person subject,lingglosses,1
2DU,second dual,lingglosses,1
2PROX,second person proximate (close to hearer),lingglosses,1
2SG,second person singular,lingglosses,1
2SGO,second person singular subject,lingglosses,1
2SGOBJ,second person singular subject,lingglosses,1
2SGS,second person singular object,lingglosses,1
2SGSUBJ,second person singular object,lingglosses,1
3DU,third dual,lingglosses,1
3F,third person feminine,lingglosses,1
3M,third person masculine,lingglosses,1
3N,third person neutral,lingglosses,1
3O,third person subject agreement,lingglosses,1
3OBJ,third person object agreement,lingglosses,1
3PL,third person plural,lingglosses,1
3S,third person subject agreement,lingglosses,1
3SG,third person singular,lingglosses,1
3SUBJ,third person subject agreement,lingglosses,1
A,agent-like argument of canonical transitive verb,Leipzig Glossing Rules,1
ABE,abessive,Wikipedia,1
ABESS,abessive,Wikipedia,1
ABL,ablative,Leipzig Glossing Rules,1
ABS,absolutive,Leipzig Glossing Rules,1
ABSEN,absentive,lingglosses,1
ABSL,absolute case,lingglosses,1
ABST,abstractive,Wikipedia,1
ABSTR,abstract,Wikipedia,1
ABSV,absentive,Wikipedia,1
ACC,accusative,Leipzig Glossing Rules,1
ACCMP,accomplishment,Wikipedia,1
ACCOM,accompanier,Wikipedia,1
ACD,antecedent contained deletion,lingglosses,1
ACH,achievement,Wikipedia,1
ACT,active,lingglosses,1
AD,addressee,lingglosses,0
AD,adessive,lingglosses,0
AD,near,Wikipedia,1
ADAP,adaptive,Wikipedia,1
ADD,additive,Wikipedia,1
ADDIT,additive,Wikipedia,1
ADDR,addressee,lingglosses,0
ADDR,addressive,Wikipedia,1
ADE,adessive,Wikipedia,1
ADEL,adelative,Wikipedia,1
ADESS,adessive,Wikipedia,1
ADJ,adjective,Leipzig Glossing Rules,1
ADJ,adjectivizer,lingglosses,0
ADJ,adjunct,lingglosses,0
ADJR,adjectivizer,Wikipedia,1
ADJZ,adjectivizer,Wikipedia,1
ADM,admirative,Wikipedia,0
ADM,admonitive,Wikipedia,1
ADMON,admonitive,Wikipedia,1
ADN,adnominal,lingglosses,0
ADN,adnominalizer,Wikipedia,1
ADR,addressive,Wikipedia,1
ADV,adverb,Leipzig Glossing Rules,1
ADV,adverbial,Leipzig Glossing Rules,0
ADV,adverbializer,lingglosses,0
ADVER,adversative,lingglosses,1
ADVR,adverbializer,Wikipedia,1
ADVRS,adversative,Wikipedia,1
ADVRST,adversative,Wikipedia,1
ADVS,adversative,Wikipedia,1
ADVZ,adverbializer,Wikipedia,1
ADVZR,adverbializer,Wikipedia,1
AE,argument ellipsis,lingglosses,1
AEQ,aequalis,Wikipedia,1
AF,agent focus,lingglosses,1
AFF,affirmative,lingglosses,0
AFF,affix,lingglosses,1
AFFECT,affectionate,Wikipedia,1
AFFT,affective,Wikipedia,1
AG,agent,lingglosses,0
AG,agentive,lingglosses,1
AGR,agreement,Leipzig Glossing Rules,1
AGT,agent,lingglosses,0
AGT,agentive,lingglosses,1
AI,adversity impersonal,lingglosses,0
AI,intransitive animate,lingglosses,1
AJC,adjacent,Wikipedia,1
AL,alienable,Wikipedia,1
ALIEN,alienable,Wikipedia,1
ALL,allative,Leipzig Glossing Rules,1
ALL,allocative,lingglosses,0
ALL,allomorph,lingglosses,0
ALLOC,allocutive,Wikipedia,1
ALT,alternative,lingglosses,1
ALTER,alterphoric,Wikipedia,1
AMBIPH,ambiphoric,Wikipedia,1
AMP,amplifier,Wikipedia,1
AN,animate,Wikipedia,1
ANA,anaphoric,Wikipedia,1
ANAPH,anaphoric,Wikipedia,1
AND,andative,Wikipedia,1
ANI,animate,lingglosses,1
ANIM,animate,Wikipedia,1
ANM,animate,Wikipedia,1
ANP,anaphoric,Wikipedia,1
ANT,in front of,Wikipedia,1
ANTC,anticipatory,lingglosses,1
ANTDIR,antedirective,Wikipedia,1
ANTE,in front of,Wikipedia,1
ANTEL,anteelative,Wikipedia,1
ANTESS,antessive,Wikipedia,1
ANTIC,anticausative,Wikipedia,1
ANTIC,anticipatory,Wikipedia,0
ANTIP,antipassive,Leipzig Glossing Rules,1
ANTLAT,antelative,Wikipedia,1
ANZ,adnominalizer,lingglosses,1
AOR,aorist,lingglosses,1
AP,antipassive,lingglosses,0
AP,applicative,lingglosses,1
APASS,antipassive,Wikipedia,1
APL,applicative,Wikipedia,1
APL,apudlative,lingglosses,0
APP,applicative,Wikipedia,1
APPL,applicative,Leipzig Glossing Rules,1
APPOS,apposition,Wikipedia,1
APPR,apprehensive,Wikipedia,0
APPR,approximative,Wikipedia,1
APPROB,approbation,Wikipedia,1
APR,apprehensive,Wikipedia,1
APRX,approximative,Wikipedia,1
APUD,"near, in the vicinity of",Wikipedia,1
AR,areal,Wikipedia,1
AREA,areal,Wikipedia,1
ARG,argumentative,Wikipedia,1
ART,article,Leipzig Glossing Rules,1
AS,aseverative,Wikipedia,1
ASC,associative,Wikipedia,1
ASP,aspect,lingglosses,1
ASRT,assertive,Wikipedia,1
ASS,assertive,Wikipedia,0
ASS,associative,Wikipedia,1
ASSC,associative,Wikipedia,1
ASSERT,assertive,Wikipedia,1
ASSOC,associative,Wikipedia,1
ASST,assertive,Wikipedia,1
ASSU,assumptive,Wikipedia,1
ASSUM,assumptive,Wikipedia,1
AST,assistive,Wikipedia,1
ASYM,asymmetric,Wikipedia,1
ATEL,atelic,Wikipedia,1
ATR,attributive,lingglosses,1
ATT,attenuative,Wikipedia,1
ATTEN,attenuative,Wikipedia,1
ATTN,attenuative,Wikipedia,1
ATTR,attributive,lingglosses,1
AUD,auditive,Wikipedia,1
AUG,augment,Wikipedia,1
AUG,augmentative,Wikipedia,0
AUX,auxiliary,Leipzig Glossing Rules,1
AV,agent voice,Wikipedia,1
AVERS,aversive,Wikipedia,1
AVERT,avertive,Wikipedia,1
AVR,aversive,Wikipedia,1
AVS,adversative,lingglosses,1
AVZ,adverbalizer,lingglosses,1
BCKG,background,Wikipedia,1
BEN,benefactive,Leipzig Glossing Rules,1
BENEF,benefactive,Wikipedia,1
BG,background,Wikipedia,1
BI,bavalent,Wikipedia,1
BN,Bare Numeral,lingglosses,1
BOT,bottom,Wikipedia,1
BR,bound root,Wikipedia,1
BV,beneficiary,Wikipedia,1
CAR,caritive,Wikipedia,1
CARD,cardinal,Wikipedia,1
CARIT,caritive,Wikipedia,1
CAU,causal,Wikipedia,1
CAUS,causative,Leipzig Glossing Rules,1
CCNJ,clausal conjunction,lingglosses,1
CENT,centric,Wikipedia,1
CERT,certainty,Wikipedia,1
CESS,cessative,Wikipedia,1
CF,contrastive focus,lingglosses,1
CFOC,contrastive focus,Wikipedia,1
CHR,cohortative,Wikipedia,1
CIRC,circumstantial,Wikipedia,1
CIRC,circumstantive,Wikipedia,0
CIRCG,cirumgressive,lingglosses,1
CIRCUM,circumstantial,Wikipedia,1
CIRCUM,circumstantive,Wikipedia,0
CIS,cislocative,Wikipedia,1
CISL,cislocative,Wikipedia,1
CISLOC,cislocative,Wikipedia,1
CJ,conjoint,Wikipedia,1
CJT,conjoint,Wikipedia,1
CL,classifier,Wikipedia,0
CL,clitic,lingglosses,1
CLASS,classifier,Wikipedia,1
CLF,classifier,Leipzig Glossing Rules,1
CLFSR,classifier,Wikipedia,1
CLS,classifier,lingglosses,1
CLTC,clitic,lingglosses,1
CM,class marker,lingglosses,1
CMP,comparative,lingglosses,1
CMP,completive,Wikipedia,0
CMPAR,comparative,Wikipedia,1
CMPD,compound,Wikipedia,1
CMPL,completive,Wikipedia,1
CMPLT,completive,Wikipedia,1
CMPR,comparative,Wikipedia,1
CMT,comitative,Wikipedia,1
CNCT,connector,Wikipedia,1
CNEG,connegative,Wikipedia,1
CNG,connegative,Wikipedia,1
CNJ,conjunction,Wikipedia,1
CNS,consequential,Wikipedia,1
CNSQ,consequential,Wikipedia,1
CNTF,counterfactual,Wikipedia,1
CNTG,contiguous,Wikipedia,1
CNTR,contrastive,Wikipedia,1
CNTR,counter-assertive,Wikipedia,0
CNTV,conative,Wikipedia,1
COL,collective,Wikipedia,1
COLL,collective,Wikipedia,1
COM,comitative,Leipzig Glossing Rules,1
COM,comparative,lingglosses,0
COMIT,comitative,Wikipedia,1
COMP,comparative,Wikipedia,0
COMP,complementizer,Leipzig Glossing Rules,1
COMP,completive,Wikipedia,0
COMPL,completive,Leipzig Glossing Rules,1
COMPLET,completive,Wikipedia,1
COMPR,comparative,Wikipedia,1
COMPUL,compulsional,Wikipedia,1
CON,conative,Wikipedia,1
CON,conditional,lingglosses,0
CONC,concessive,Wikipedia,1
CONCESS,concessive,Wikipedia,1
COND,conditional,Leipzig Glossing Rules,1
CONF,confirmative,Wikipedia,1
CONJ,conjunction,Wikipedia,1
CONJC,conjectural,Wikipedia,1
CONJUN,conjunction,Wikipedia,1
CONN,connective,Wikipedia,1
CONR,connector,Wikipedia,1
CONS,consequential,Wikipedia,1
CONT,contentive,Wikipedia,0
CONT,continuative,Wikipedia,1
CONT,contrastive,lingglosses,0
CONT,on a verticle surface,Wikipedia,0
CONTEMP,contemporative,Wikipedia,1
CONTR,contrastive,Wikipedia,1
CONV,converb,Wikipedia,1
COOP,cooperative,Wikipedia,1
COORD,coordinative,Wikipedia,1
COP,copula,Leipzig Glossing Rules,1
COR,coreferential,Wikipedia,1
COTEMP,contemporative,Wikipedia,1
CP,completive,lingglosses,1
CPL,complementizer,lingglosses,1
CPL,completive,Wikipedia,0
CRAS,crastinal,Wikipedia,1
CSO,cosubordinator,Wikipedia,1
CT,contrastive topic,lingglosses,1
CTEMP,contemporative,Wikipedia,1
CTEXP,contraexpectative,Wikipedia,1
CTG,contingent,Wikipedia,1
CTM,contemporative,Wikipedia,1
CTR,contrastive topic,lingglosses,1
CTRFCT,counterfactual,Wikipedia,1
CV,circumstantial,Wikipedia,1
CV,conveyance,Wikipedia,0
CVB,converb,Leipzig Glossing Rules,1
D,definiteness,lingglosses,0
D,determiner,lingglosses,1
DAT,dative,Leipzig Glossing Rules,1
DBT,dubitative,Wikipedia,1
DCL,declarative,Wikipedia,1
DE,different event,Wikipedia,1
DEAG,deagentive,Wikipedia,1
DEB,debitive,lingglosses,1
DEC,decausative,Wikipedia,0
DEC,declarative,Leipzig Glossing Rules,1
DECL,declarative,lingglosses,1
DED,deductive,Wikipedia,1
DEF,definite,Leipzig Glossing Rules,1
DEFIN,definitive,Wikipedia,1
DEFOC,defocus,Wikipedia,1
DEFR,deferential,Wikipedia,1
DEIC,deictic,Wikipedia,1
DEL,delative,Wikipedia,1
DEL,deliberative,Wikipedia,0
DEM,demonstrative,Leipzig Glossing Rules,1
DENOM,denominal,Wikipedia,1
DEO,deontic,Wikipedia,1
DEOBJ,deobjective,Wikipedia,1
DEONT,deontic,Wikipedia,1
DEP,dependent,Wikipedia,1
DER,derivation,Wikipedia,1
DERIV,derivation,Wikipedia,1
DES,desiderative,Wikipedia,1
DESI,desiderative,Wikipedia,1
DESID,desiderative,Wikipedia,1
DEST,destinative,Wikipedia,1
DET,determiner,Leipzig Glossing Rules,1
DETR,detransitive,Wikipedia,1
DFLT,default,Wikipedia,1
DH,"downhill, seaward",Wikipedia,1
DI,dual inclusive,Wikipedia,1
DIM,diminutive,Wikipedia,1
DIMIN,diminutive,Wikipedia,1
DIR,directional,Wikipedia,1
DIR,directive,lingglosses,0
DIREC,directional,Wikipedia,1
DIS,dislocative,Wikipedia,1
DISC,discontinuative,lingglosses,0
DISC,discourse marker,Wikipedia,1
DISCNT,discontinuative,Wikipedia,1
DISCONT,discontinuative,Wikipedia,1
DISJ,disjunction,Wikipedia,1
DIST,distal,Leipzig Glossing Rules,1
DISTR,distributive,Leipzig Glossing Rules,1
DISTR,distributive plural,Wikipedia,0
DITR,ditransitive,Wikipedia,1
DIV,diversative,Wikipedia,1
DL,dual,lingglosses,1
DLM,delimitative,Wikipedia,1
DM,directive,Wikipedia,1
DN,deverbal noun,Wikipedia,1
DO,direct object,lingglosses,1
DOM,differential object marking,Wikipedia,1
DOM,direct-object marker,Wikipedia,0
DON,donative,Wikipedia,1
DOWN,downward,Wikipedia,1
DOX,doxastic,Wikipedia,1
DP,distant past,Wikipedia,1
DPAST,direct past,Wikipedia,1
DPC,distant past continuative,Wikipedia,1
DPRO,demonstrative pronoun,lingglosses,1
DR,different reference,Wikipedia,0
DR,downriver,Wikipedia,1
DSC,discontinuative,Wikipedia,1
DSM,differential subject marking,lingglosses,1
DST,distal,lingglosses,1
DSTL,distal,Wikipedia,1
DT,different taxis,Wikipedia,1
DTR,detrimentary,Wikipedia,1
DTRNZ,detransitivizer,Wikipedia,1
DU,dual,Leipzig Glossing Rules,1
DUB,dubitative,Wikipedia,1
DUBIT,dubitative,Wikipedia,1
DUP,reduplication,lingglosses,1
DUPLIC,duplicative,Wikipedia,1
DUR,durative,Leipzig Glossing Rules,1
DWN,downward,Wikipedia,1
DY,dyadic,Wikipedia,1
DYAD,dyadic,Wikipedia,1
DYN,dynamic,Wikipedia,1
DYNM,dynamic,Wikipedia,1
EA,epistemic authority,Wikipedia,1
ECM,exceptional case marking,lingglosses,1
EFF,effector,Wikipedia,1
EFOC,extra-focal,Wikipedia,1
EGO,egophoric,Wikipedia,1
EGR,egressive,Wikipedia,1
EL,elative,lingglosses,1
ELA,elative,lingglosses,1
ELAT,elative,lingglosses,1
EMO,emotive,Wikipedia,1
EMOT,emotive,Wikipedia,1
EMP,emphatic,Wikipedia,1
EMPH,emphatic,Wikipedia,1
ENCL,enclitic,lingglosses,1
ENDO,endopathic,Wikipedia,1
ENZ,enunciative,Wikipedia,1
EP,epenthetic,Wikipedia,1
EPENT,epenthetic,Wikipedia,1
EPENTH,epenthetic,Wikipedia,1
EPI,epistemic,Wikipedia,1
EPIS,epistemic,Wikipedia,1
EPIST,epistemic,Wikipedia,1
EPTH,epenthentic,lingglosses,1
EQ,equative,Wikipedia,1
EQL,equative,Wikipedia,1
EQTV,equative,Wikipedia,1
EQU,equative,Wikipedia,1
ERG,ergative,Leipzig Glossing Rules,1
ESS,essive,Wikipedia,1
ETOP,emphatic topic,Wikipedia,1
EV,epenthetic vowel,lingglosses,0
EV,evidential,Wikipedia,1
EV,experiencer voice,Wikipedia,0
EVD,evidential,Wikipedia,1
EVI,evidential,Wikipedia,1
EVID,evidential,Wikipedia,1
EVIT,evitative,Wikipedia,1
EVT,eventual,Wikipedia,1
EXAL,exaltive,Wikipedia,1
EXC,excessive,Wikipedia,1
EXC,exclamative,lingglosses,0
EXCL,exclamative,Wikipedia,0
EXCL,exclusive,Leipzig Glossing Rules,1
EXCLAM,exclamative,Wikipedia,1
EXCLM,exclamative,Wikipedia,1
EXEC,executive,Wikipedia,1
EXESS,exessive,Wikipedia,1
EXFOC,extra-focal,Wikipedia,1
EXH,exhaustifier,lingglosses,0
EXH,exhortative,Wikipedia,1
EXHORT,exhortative,lingglosses,1
EXIS,existential,Wikipedia,1
EXIST,existential,Wikipedia,1
EXO,exocentric,Wikipedia,1
EXP,experiencer,Wikipedia,0
EXP,experiential,Wikipedia,1
EXPECT,expectational,Wikipedia,1
EXPER,experiencer,Wikipedia,0
EXPER,experiential,Wikipedia,1
EXPL,expletive,lingglosses,1
EXPR,expressive,Wikipedia,1
EXS,existential,Wikipedia,1
EXT,extended,Wikipedia,1
EXT,extent,Wikipedia,0
EXT,external evidential,Wikipedia,0
EZF,ezafe,Wikipedia,1
F,feminine,Leipzig Glossing Rules,1
FAC,factitive,Wikipedia,0
FAC,factive,Wikipedia,1
FACT,factative,Wikipedia,0
FACT,factitive,Wikipedia,1
FACT,factive,Wikipedia,0
FAM,familiar,Wikipedia,1
FCL,facilitive,Wikipedia,1
FDU,female dual,lingglosses,1
FEM,feminine,lingglosses,1
FH,firsthand,Wikipedia,1
FI,feminine indefinite,Wikipedia,1
FIN,finalis,Wikipedia,0
FIN,finite,Wikipedia,1
FIRSTH,firsthand,Wikipedia,1
FNP,finite non-past,lingglosses,1
FOC,focus,Leipzig Glossing Rules,1
FOR,formal,Wikipedia,1
FORM,formal,Wikipedia,1
FP,far past,Wikipedia,1
FPL,female plural,lingglosses,1
FPRT,future participle,Wikipedia,1
FPST,far past,Wikipedia,1
FR,frustrative,Wikipedia,1
FRACT,fractional,Wikipedia,1
FREQ,frequentative,Wikipedia,1
FRM,formal,Wikipedia,1
FRML,formal,Wikipedia,1
FRQ,frequentative,Wikipedia,1
FRST,frustrative,Wikipedia,1
FRT,front,Wikipedia,1
FRUS,frustrative,Wikipedia,1
FRUST,frustrative,Wikipedia,1
FS,false start,Wikipedia,1
FSG,female singular,lingglosses,1
FTV,factative,Wikipedia,1
FUNC,functional,Wikipedia,0
FUNC,functive,Wikipedia,1
FUT,future,Leipzig Glossing Rules,1
GEN,genitive,Leipzig Glossing Rules,1
GENER,generic,Wikipedia,1
GENR,generic,Wikipedia,1
GENRL,generic,Wikipedia,1
GENZ,generalized,Wikipedia,1
GER,gerund,Wikipedia,1
GIV,given,Wikipedia,1
GKN,general knowledge,Wikipedia,1
GNO,gnomic,Wikipedia,1
GNR,generic,Wikipedia,1
GNRL,generic,Wikipedia,1
GNT,general tense,Wikipedia,1
GOAL,goal,lingglosses,1
GPST,general past,Wikipedia,1
GRD,gerund,Wikipedia,1
GRND,gerund,lingglosses,1
GV,goal voice,Wikipedia,1
H,head,Wikipedia,0
H,hearer,Wikipedia,0
H,human,Wikipedia,1
HAB,habitual,Wikipedia,1
HABIT,habitual,Wikipedia,1
HBL,habilitive,Wikipedia,1
HCR,hypocoristic,Wikipedia,1
HDU,human dual,lingglosses,1
HES,hesitation,Wikipedia,1
HESIT,hesitation,Wikipedia,1
HEST,hesternal,Wikipedia,1
HIST,historical,Wikipedia,1
HML,humilitive,Wikipedia,1
HNDR,number of hundreds,Wikipedia,1
HNR,honorific,Wikipedia,1
HOD,hodiernal,Wikipedia,1
HON,honorific,Wikipedia,1
HOR,horizon of interest,Wikipedia,0
HOR,horizontal,Wikipedia,1
HORT,hortative,Wikipedia,1
HORZ,horizontal,lingglosses,1
HPL,human plural,lingglosses,1
HR,heard,Wikipedia,1
HRS,hearsay,Wikipedia,1
HRSY,hearsay,Wikipedia,1
HSG,human singular,lingglosses,1
HSY,hearsay/reported evidential,Wikipedia,1
HUM,human,Wikipedia,1
HUM,humilitive,Wikipedia,0
HYP,hypothetical,Wikipedia,1
HYPO,hypothetical,Wikipedia,1
HYPOTH,hypothetical,Wikipedia,1
I,class I,lingglosses,1
IA,indirect agent,Wikipedia,0
IA,involuntary agent ,Wikipedia,1
IAM,iametive,Wikipedia,1
IC,inderective copula,Wikipedia,0
IC,inflection class,lingglosses,0
IC,involuntary causative,Wikipedia,1
ICOM,involuntary comitative,Wikipedia,1
ICP,incompletive,Wikipedia,1
ICVB,imperfective converb,Wikipedia,1
IDENT,identical,Wikipedia,1
IDENTIF,identifiable,Wikipedia,1
IDEO,ideophone,Wikipedia,1
IDEOPH,ideophone,Wikipedia,1
IDF,indefinite,Wikipedia,1
IDPH,ideophone,Wikipedia,1
IFUT,indefinite future,Wikipedia,1
IGN,ignorative,Wikipedia,1
IGNOR,ignorative,Wikipedia,1
II,class II,lingglosses,1
III,class III,lingglosses,1
ILL,illative,Wikipedia,1
ILLA,illative,Wikipedia,1
ILLAT,illative,Wikipedia,1
IM,immediate,Wikipedia,0
IM,interrogative mark,Wikipedia,1
IMI,impersonal infinitive,Wikipedia,1
IMM,immediate,lingglosses,1
IMMED,immediate,Wikipedia,1
IMN,imminent,Wikipedia,1
IMP,imperative,Leipzig Glossing Rules,1
IMP,imperfect,lingglosses,0
IMP,imperfective,lingglosses,0
IMP,impersonal,lingglosses,0
IMPERF,imperfective,Wikipedia,1
IMPERS,impersonal,Wikipedia,1
IMPF,imperfect,Wikipedia,0
IMPF,imperfective,Wikipedia,1
IMPL,implicative,Wikipedia,1
IMPOSS,modal impossibility,Wikipedia,1
IMPOT,impotential,Wikipedia,1
IMPR,impersonal,Wikipedia,0
IMPR,imprecative,Wikipedia,1
IMPREC,imprecative,Wikipedia,1
IMPRF,imperfective,Wikipedia,1
IMPRS,impersonal,Wikipedia,1
IMPV,imperfective,lingglosses,1
IN,in a container,Wikipedia,1
IN,inclusive,Wikipedia,0
IN,inessive,Wikipedia,0
INAB,impotential,Wikipedia,1
INABL,inablative,Wikipedia,1
INACT,inactive,Wikipedia,1
INAL,inalienable,Wikipedia,1
INAN,inanimate,Wikipedia,1
INANI,inanimate,lingglosses,1
INANIM,inanimate,Wikipedia,1
INC,inceptive,Wikipedia,1
INC,inchoative,Wikipedia,0
INC,inclusive,Wikipedia,0
INC,incompletive,lingglosses,0
INC,incompletive,Wikipedia,0
INC,increment,Wikipedia,0
INCEP,inceptive,Wikipedia,1
INCH,inchoative,lingglosses,1
INCHO,inchoative,Wikipedia,1
INCIP,inceptive,Wikipedia,1
INCL,inclusive,Leipzig Glossing Rules,1
INCMP,incompletive,Wikipedia,1
INCMPL,incompletive,Wikipedia,1
INCOMPL,incompletive,Wikipedia,1
INCP,inceptive,Wikipedia,1
INCPL,incompletive,Wikipedia,1
IND,indefinite,Wikipedia,0
IND,independent,Wikipedia,0
IND,indicative,Leipzig Glossing Rules,1
INDCAUS,indirect causative,Wikipedia,1
INDEF,indefinite,Leipzig Glossing Rules,1
INDEP,independent,Wikipedia,1
INDET,indeterminate,Wikipedia,1
INDF,indefinite,Wikipedia,1
INDH,indefinite human,Wikipedia,1
INDIC,indicative,Wikipedia,1
INDIR,indirective,Wikipedia,1
INDIV,individualizer,Wikipedia,1
INDN,indefinite non-human,Wikipedia,1
INDP,independent,Wikipedia,1
INE,inessive,lingglosses,1
INEL,inelative,Wikipedia,1
INES,inessive,Wikipedia,1
INESS,inessive,Wikipedia,1
INF,infinitive,Leipzig Glossing Rules,1
INFER,inferential,Wikipedia,1
INFERN,inferential,Wikipedia,1
INFL,inflectional,Wikipedia,1
INFR,inferential,Wikipedia,1
ING,ingressive,Wikipedia,1
INGR,ingressive,Wikipedia,1
INH,inchoative,Wikipedia,1
INJ,interjection,Wikipedia,1
INS,instantiated,Wikipedia,0
INS,instrumental,Leipzig Glossing Rules,1
INST,instrumental,Wikipedia,1
INSTR,instrumental,Wikipedia,1
INT,interrogative,lingglosses,1
INTEN,intensifier,Wikipedia,1
INTEN,intentional,Wikipedia,0
INTENS,intensifier,Wikipedia,1
INTENTV,intentive,Wikipedia,1
INTER,within (a solid object),Wikipedia,1
INTERESS,interessive,Wikipedia,1
INTERJ,interjection,Wikipedia,1
INTERP,interpellative,Wikipedia,1
INTERR,interrogative,Wikipedia,1
INTERROG,interrogative,Wikipedia,1
INTF,interfix,Wikipedia,1
INTJ,interjection,Wikipedia,1
INTL,intentional,Wikipedia,1
INTN,intensifier,Wikipedia,1
INTNS,intensifier,Wikipedia,1
INTR,intransitive,Leipzig Glossing Rules,1
INTRJ,interjection,Wikipedia,1
INTRST,compliment of interest,Wikipedia,1
INTRV,introversive,Wikipedia,1
INTS,intensifier,Wikipedia,1
INTV,intentive,Wikipedia,1
INV,inverse,lingglosses,1
INVIS,invisible,Wikipedia,1
INVN,inverse number,Wikipedia,1
INW,inward,Wikipedia,1
IO,indirect object,Wikipedia,1
IOBJ,indirect object,Wikipedia,1
IP,immediate past,Wikipedia,1
IPAST,indirective past,Wikipedia,1
IPD,impeditive,Wikipedia,1
IPF,imperfective,lingglosses,1
IPFV,imperfective,Leipzig Glossing Rules,1
IPS,impersonal,Wikipedia,1
IPS,impersonalizer,Wikipedia,0
IQ,indirect question,Wikipedia,1
IR,irrealis,Wikipedia,1
IRLS,irrealis,lingglosses,1
IRR,irrealis,Leipzig Glossing Rules,1
IRREAL,irrealis,Wikipedia,1
IRREL,irrelevence,Wikipedia,1
IRRELEV,irrelevence,Wikipedia,1
IS,immediate scope,Wikipedia,0
IS,impersonal subject,Wikipedia,0
IS,indirect speech,Wikipedia,1
IT,itive,Wikipedia,1
ITE,iterative,Wikipedia,1
ITER,iterative,Wikipedia,1
ITG,intangible,Wikipedia,1
ITIV,itive,Wikipedia,1
ITM,intermittent,Wikipedia,1
ITR,intransitive,lingglosses,1
ITV,itive,Wikipedia,1
IV,class IV,lingglosses,1
IVC,impersonal verb construction,Wikipedia,1
IX,class IX,lingglosses,1
IZAF,izafet,Wikipedia,1
JUS,jussive,Wikipedia,1
JUSS,jussive,Wikipedia,1
KIN,kinship,Wikipedia,1
KNWN,known,Wikipedia,1
L,local (exophoric) person,Wikipedia,1
LAT,lative,Wikipedia,1
LCL,limited control,Wikipedia,1
LCV,locative,Wikipedia,1
LH,left hand,lingglosses,1
LIG,ligature,Wikipedia,1
LIM,limitative,Wikipedia,1
LINK,linker,Wikipedia,1
LK,linker,Wikipedia,1
LKLY,likely,Wikipedia,1
LL,land gender,Wikipedia,0
LL,lower level,Wikipedia,1
LM,landmark,Wikipedia,1
LMT,limitative,Wikipedia,1
LNK,linker,Wikipedia,1
LOAN,loanword,lingglosses,1
LOC,locative,Leipzig Glossing Rules,1
LOG,logophor,Wikipedia,1
LOQ,delocutive,Wikipedia,1
LS,lexical stem,Wikipedia,1
LV,location voice,Wikipedia,1
M,masculine,Leipzig Glossing Rules,1
MAL,malefactive,Wikipedia,1
MAN,manner,Wikipedia,1
MASC,masculine,lingglosses,1
MASD,masdar,Wikipedia,1
MDU,male dual,lingglosses,1
MEA,measure,Wikipedia,1
MED,medial,lingglosses,0
MED,mediative,Wikipedia,1
MID,mediopassive,Wikipedia,0
MID,middle voice,Wikipedia,1
MIM,mimetic,Wikipedia,1
MIN,minimal,lingglosses,1
MIR,mirative,Wikipedia,1
MIRN,negative mirative,Wikipedia,1
MIS,miscellaneous gender,Wikipedia,1
MIT,mitigation,Wikipedia,1
MIXED,mixed declension class,lingglosses,1
MLOC,modal locative,Wikipedia,1
MLTP,multiplicative,Wikipedia,1
MOD,modal,Wikipedia,1
MOD,modalis,Wikipedia,0
MOD,modifier,Wikipedia,0
MOM,momentane,Wikipedia,1
MONO,monofocal person,Wikipedia,1
MOT,motion,Wikipedia,1
MOV,movement,Wikipedia,1
MP,modal particle,lingglosses,1
MPL,male plural,lingglosses,1
MSD,masdar,Wikipedia,1
MSG,male singular,lingglosses,1
MUL,multiplicative,Wikipedia,1
MULT,multal,Wikipedia,0
MULT,multiplicative,Wikipedia,1
MVMT,movoment,Wikipedia,1
MVR,mover,Wikipedia,1
N,neuter,Leipzig Glossing Rules,1
NACT,non-active,lingglosses,1
NARR,narrative,Wikipedia,1
NC,noncontrol,Wikipedia,0
NC,noun class,Wikipedia,1
NCOMPL,incompletive,Wikipedia,1
NDEF,indefinite,Wikipedia,1
NDU,neutral dual,lingglosses,1
NEC,necessitative,Wikipedia,1
NEG,negation,Leipzig Glossing Rules,1
NEGAT,negatory,Wikipedia,1
NEGO,non-egophoric,Wikipedia,1
NEU,neuter,lingglosses,1
NEUT,neuter,Wikipedia,1
NEX,non-extended,Wikipedia,1
NF,non-final,Wikipedia,0
NF,non-finite,Wikipedia,1
NFH,non-firsthand,Wikipedia,1
NFIN,non-finite,lingglosses,1
NFUT,non-future,lingglosses,1
NH,non-human,Wikipedia,1
NHON,non-honorific,lingglosses,1
NL,nominalizer,lingglosses,1
NM,non-masculine,Wikipedia,1
NMASC,non-masculine,Wikipedia,1
NML,nominalizer,lingglosses,1
NMLZ,nominalization,Leipzig Glossing Rules,0
NMLZ,nominalizer,Leipzig Glossing Rules,1
NMM,non-manual marker,lingglosses,1
NMZ,nominalizer,Wikipedia,1
NOM,nominative,Leipzig Glossing Rules,1
NONAGR,nonagreeing,lingglosses,1
NONIN,noninstigational,Wikipedia,1
NONP,non-past,lingglosses,1
NONREFL,non-reflexive,lingglosses,1
NONSUBJ,non-subject,lingglosses,1
NONVOL,non-volitional,lingglosses,1
NOT.VIS,not visible,lingglosses,1
NP,noun phrase,lingglosses,1
NPFV,imperfective,Wikipedia,1
NPI,negative polarity item,lingglosses,1
NPL,neutral plural,lingglosses,1
NPOSS,non-possesed,Wikipedia,1
NPST,non-past,lingglosses,1
NR,near,Wikipedia,1
NS,non-singular,Wikipedia,1
NS,null subject,lingglosses,0
NSBJ,non-subject,lingglosses,1
NSG,neutral singular,lingglosses,1
NSG,non-singular,lingglosses,0
NT,neuter,Wikipedia,1
NTEL,atelic,Wikipedia,1
NTL,neutral direction ,Wikipedia,1
NTR,neutral,Wikipedia,1
NTS,non-topical subject,Wikipedia,1
NUM,numeral,Wikipedia,1
NV,neutral version,Wikipedia,1
NVEXP,nonvisual experiential,Wikipedia,1
NVIS,non-visual,Wikipedia,1
NVOL,nonvolitional,Wikipedia,1
NW,non-witnessed,Wikipedia,1
O,object,Wikipedia,1
OBJ,object,Leipzig Glossing Rules,1
OBJV,objective,Wikipedia,1
OBL,oblique,Leipzig Glossing Rules,1
OBS,observation,Wikipedia,1
OBV,obviative,lingglosses,1
OINV,inverted object,Wikipedia,1
ONOM,onomatopoeia,Wikipedia,1
OPP,opposite,Wikipedia,1
OPT,optative,Wikipedia,1
OR,orientation,Wikipedia,1
ORD,ordinal,Wikipedia,1
ORIG,originative,Wikipedia,1
OS,oblique stem,Wikipedia,1
OUT,outward,Wikipedia,1
OV,objective version,Wikipedia,1
P,patient-like argument of a canonical transitive verb,Leipzig Glossing Rules,1
PA,paucal,lingglosses,1
PABS,past absolutive,Wikipedia,1
PAR,particle,lingglosses,0
PAR,partitive,Wikipedia,1
PART,participle,Wikipedia,0
PART,particle,lingglosses,0
PART,partitive,Wikipedia,1
PARTVE,partitive,Wikipedia,1
PASS,passive,Leipzig Glossing Rules,1
PAST,past tense,Wikipedia,1
PASTP,past participle,Wikipedia,1
PAT,patientive,Wikipedia,1
PAU,paucal number,Wikipedia,1
PAUC,paucal number,Wikipedia,1
PAUS,pausal,Wikipedia,1
PC,concord particle,Wikipedia,0
PC,past completive,Wikipedia,1
PCP,completive participle,Wikipedia,0
PCP,participatory evidence,Wikipedia,1
PCPT,participle,lingglosses,1
PE,previous event,Wikipedia,1
PEG,pegative,Wikipedia,1
PEJ,pejorative,Wikipedia,1
PERAMB,perambulative,Wikipedia,1
PERF,perfect,Wikipedia,1
PERF,perfective,Wikipedia,0
PERFORM,performative,Wikipedia,1
PERFV,perfective,Wikipedia,1
PERI,peripheral,Wikipedia,1
PERL,perlative,Wikipedia,1
PERM,permanent,Wikipedia,1
PERS,persistive,Wikipedia,0
PERS,personal,Wikipedia,1
PERSE,personal experience,Wikipedia,1
PERSIS,persistive,Wikipedia,1
PERT,pertensive,Wikipedia,1
PERV,pervasive,Wikipedia,1
PF,perfective,Wikipedia,1
PFT,perfect,Wikipedia,1
PFV,perfective,Leipzig Glossing Rules,1
PFX,prefix,lingglosses,1
PHAB,past habitual,Wikipedia,1
PHAS,phasal aspect,Wikipedia,1
PIMPF,progressive imperfective,Wikipedia,1
PIMPV,past imperfective,Wikipedia,1
PINF,physical inferential,Wikipedia,1
PK,personal knowledge,Wikipedia,1
PL,plural,Leipzig Glossing Rules,1
PLEX,plural exclusive,lingglosses,1
PLPERF,pluperfect,Wikipedia,1
PLR,pluractional,Wikipedia,1
PLU,pluperfect,Wikipedia,1
PLU,pluractional,Wikipedia,0
PLUP,pluperfect,Wikipedia,1
PLUPERF,pluperfect,Wikipedia,1
PLUPRF,pluperfect,Wikipedia,1
PLUR,pluractional,Wikipedia,1
PLUR,plural,Wikipedia,0
PLURAC,pluractional,Wikipedia,1
PM,possessum,lingglosses,1
PN,proper name,Wikipedia,1
PNC,punctual,Wikipedia,1
PNCL,punctual,Wikipedia,1
PNCT,punctual,Wikipedia,1
PO,primary object,Wikipedia,1
PODIR,postdirective,Wikipedia,1
POEL,postelative,Wikipedia,1
POESS,postessive,Wikipedia,1
POL,polite,Wikipedia,1
POS,positive,Wikipedia,1
POSB,possible,Wikipedia,1
POSS,possessive,Leipzig Glossing Rules,1
POSS,possessor,Wikipedia,0
POSSB,possible,Wikipedia,1
POSSD,possessed,Wikipedia,1
POSSIB,possible,Wikipedia,1
POST,postlocative,Wikipedia,1
POST,postposition,Wikipedia,0
POSTE,postessive,Wikipedia,1
POSTEL,postelative,Wikipedia,1
POSTESS,postessive,Wikipedia,1
POSTL,postlative,Wikipedia,1
POSTP,postposition,Wikipedia,1
POT,potential,Wikipedia,1
POTEN,potential,Wikipedia,1
PP,past perfect,Wikipedia,0
PP,pragmatic particle,Wikipedia,0
PP,predicative possessive particle,Wikipedia,0
PP,present progressive,Wikipedia,1
PPA,active perfect participle,Wikipedia,1
PPART,past participle,Wikipedia,1
PPAST,post-terminal past,Wikipedia,1
PPERF,pluperfect,Wikipedia,1
PPF,perfect participle,Wikipedia,1
PPFV,past perfective,Wikipedia,1
PPP,past passive participle,Wikipedia,1
PPP,past perfect participle,Wikipedia,0
PPRF,pluperfect,Wikipedia,1
PPRT,past participle,Wikipedia,1
PPS,pseudo-passive,Wikipedia,1
PQ,polar question,lingglosses,1
PR,possessor,lingglosses,1
PR,pragmatic,Wikipedia,0
PRC,precedence,Wikipedia,1
PRE,prefix,lingglosses,1
PREC,precative,Wikipedia,1
PREC,precision,Wikipedia,0
PREC,precondition,Wikipedia,0
PRECON,precondition,Wikipedia,1
PRED,predicative,Leipzig Glossing Rules,1
PREDICT,prediction,Wikipedia,1
PREP,preposition,Wikipedia,1
PRES,present,Wikipedia,1
PRET,preterite,Wikipedia,1
PREV,preverb,lingglosses,1
PREV,previous,Wikipedia,0
PREVEN,preventative,Wikipedia,1
PRF,perfect,Leipzig Glossing Rules,1
PRF,perfective,lingglosses,0
PRFRM,performative,Wikipedia,1
PRFX,prefix,lingglosses,1
PRG,progressive,lingglosses,1
PRIOR,prior,Wikipedia,1
PRL,prolative,Wikipedia,1
PRN,pronominalizer,lingglosses,1
PRN,pronoun,lingglosses,0
PRO,"pronominal base, proform",Wikipedia,1
PROB,probabilitive,Wikipedia,1
PROCOMP,procomplement,Wikipedia,1
PROD,product verbalizer,Wikipedia,1
PROG,progressive,Leipzig Glossing Rules,1
PROGR,progressive,Wikipedia,1
PROH,prohibitive,Leipzig Glossing Rules,1
PROHIB,prohibitive,Wikipedia,1
PROJ,projective,lingglosses,1
PROL,prolative,Wikipedia,1
PROL,prolonged action,Wikipedia,0
PROLAT,prolative,Wikipedia,1
PRON,pronoun,lingglosses,1
PROP,propositive,Wikipedia,0
PROP,proprietive,Wikipedia,1
PROPN,proper name,Wikipedia,1
PROPOS,propositive,Wikipedia,1
PROS,prosecutive,Wikipedia,0
PROS,prospective,lingglosses,1
PROSEC,prosecutive,Wikipedia,1
PROSP,prospective,Wikipedia,1
PROT,protasis,Wikipedia,1
PROV,pro-verb,Wikipedia,1
PROX,proximal,Leipzig Glossing Rules,1
PRP,purposive,Wikipedia,1
PRS,present,Leipzig Glossing Rules,1
PRSV,presentative,Wikipedia,1
PRT,particle,lingglosses,1
PRTC,particle,lingglosses,1
PRTCP,participle,lingglosses,1
PRTV,partitive,Wikipedia,1
PRV,perfective,lingglosses,1
PRX,proximal,Wikipedia,1
PS,passing state ,Wikipedia,1
PSS,passive,Wikipedia,1
PSSM,possessum,Wikipedia,1
PSSR,possessor,Wikipedia,1
PST,past,Leipzig Glossing Rules,1
PSTN,past nominalization,Wikipedia,1
PSTPERF,past perfect,lingglosses,1
PT,presentative,lingglosses,1
PTC,particle,lingglosses,1
PTCL,particle,lingglosses,1
PTCP,participle,Leipzig Glossing Rules,1
PTH,path,Wikipedia,1
PTT,partitive,Wikipedia,1
PTV,partitive,Wikipedia,1
PUNC,punctual,Wikipedia,1
PUNCT,punctuation,lingglosses,1
PUR,purposive,Wikipedia,1
PURP,purposive,Leipzig Glossing Rules,1
PV,patient voice,Wikipedia,1
PV,pivot form,Wikipedia,0
PV,possessive verbalizer,Wikipedia,0
PVB,preverb,Wikipedia,1
PVF,perfective,lingglosses,1
PVP,post-verbal particle,Wikipedia,1
PX,possessive suffix,Wikipedia,1
Q,question,Leipzig Glossing Rules,1
QM,quantity marker,Wikipedia,1
QNT,quantifier,Wikipedia,1
QST,question,Wikipedia,1
QT,quotative,Wikipedia,1
QUAL,qualifier,Wikipedia,1
QUANT,quantifier,Wikipedia,1
QUES,question,Wikipedia,1
QUEST,question,Wikipedia,1
QUO,quotative,Wikipedia,1
QUOT,quotative,Leipzig Glossing Rules,1
R,rational,Wikipedia,0
R,realis,lingglosses,1
RA,relative agreement,Wikipedia,1
RA,repeated action,Wikipedia,0
RAR,raritive,Wikipedia,1
RC,relative clause,lingglosses,1
RCP,reciprocal,Wikipedia,1
RCT,recent,Wikipedia,1
RDP,reduplication,Wikipedia,1
RDPL,reduplication,Wikipedia,1
RE,refactive,Wikipedia,1
REA,reactive,Wikipedia,1
REAL,realis,Wikipedia,1
REC,recent,Wikipedia,0
REC,receptive,Wikipedia,1
REC,reciprocal,Wikipedia,0
RECIP,reciprocal,Wikipedia,1
RECIPR,reciprocal,Wikipedia,1
RECP,reciprocal,Leipzig Glossing Rules,1
RED,reduplication,Wikipedia,1
REDUP,reduplication,Wikipedia,1
REF,referential,Wikipedia,1
REFL,reflexive,Leipzig Glossing Rules,1
REFLX,reflexive,Wikipedia,1
REG,regal,Wikipedia,1
REG,regressive,Wikipedia,0
REGR,regressive,Wikipedia,1
REL,relational,Wikipedia,0
REL,relative,Leipzig Glossing Rules,1
REL,relativizer,lingglosses,0
RELEV,relevance,Wikipedia,1
REM,remote,Wikipedia,1
REP,repeated,Wikipedia,0
REP,repetitive,Wikipedia,1
REP,reportative,lingglosses,0
RES,resignative,Wikipedia,0
RES,resultative,Leipzig Glossing Rules,1
RES,resumptive pronoun,Wikipedia,0
RESID,residue,Wikipedia,1
RESP,respect,Wikipedia,0
RESP,responsive,Wikipedia,1
REST,restrictive,Wikipedia,1
RESTR,restrictive,lingglosses,1
RESU,resultative,Wikipedia,1
RESULT,resultative,Wikipedia,1
RET,retrospective,Wikipedia,1
RETRO,retrospective,Wikipedia,1
REV,reverential,Wikipedia,0
REV,reversative,Wikipedia,1
REV,revisionary,Wikipedia,0
REVID,reported evidential,Wikipedia,1
RFL,reflexive,Wikipedia,1
RFLEX,reflexive,Wikipedia,1
RFLX,reflexive,Wikipedia,1
RFR,referential,Wikipedia,1
RH,right hand,lingglosses,1
RHET,rhetorical question,Wikipedia,1
RL,realis,Wikipedia,1
RLN,relational,Wikipedia,1
RLS,realis,Wikipedia,1
RMT,remote,Wikipedia,1
ROOT,root,lingglosses,1
ROY,royal,Wikipedia,1
RP,recent past,Wikipedia,0
RP,remote past,Wikipedia,0
RP,resumptive pronoun,lingglosses,1
RPC,remote past continuous,Wikipedia,1
RPI,remote past inferred,Wikipedia,1
RPL,rational plural,Wikipedia,1
RPR,remote past reported,Wikipedia,1
RPRT,reported evidential,Wikipedia,1
RPST,remote past,Wikipedia,1
RPT,reported evidential,Wikipedia,1
RQ,rhetorical question,Wikipedia,1
RQT,rhetorical question,Wikipedia,1
RSG,rational singular,Wikipedia,1
RSM,resumptive pronoun,Wikipedia,1
RSN,reason,Wikipedia,1
RST,restrictive,Wikipedia,1
RSTR,restrictive,Wikipedia,1
RVZ,relativizer,lingglosses,1
S,single argument of canonical intransitive verb,Leipzig Glossing Rules,1
SAL,salient,Wikipedia,1
SBDIR,sublative,Wikipedia,1
SBEL,subelative,Wikipedia,1
SBEN,self-benefactive,Wikipedia,1
SBESS,subessive,Wikipedia,1
SBJ,subject,Leipzig Glossing Rules,1
SBJT,subject,Wikipedia,1
SBJV,subjunctive,Wikipedia,1
SBRD,subordinator,Wikipedia,1
SBST,substuntivizer,Wikipedia,1
SBV,subjective,Wikipedia,1
SCEP,sceptical,Wikipedia,1
SD,suden-discovery,Wikipedia,1
SEC,second hand,Wikipedia,1
SEJ,sejunct,Wikipedia,1
SEL,selective,lingglosses,1
SEM,semelfactive,Wikipedia,1
SEMBL,semblative,Wikipedia,1
SEMEL,semelfactive,Wikipedia,1
SEN,sensory evidential,Wikipedia,1
SENS,sensive,lingglosses,0
SENS,sensory evidential,Wikipedia,1
SEP,separative,Wikipedia,1
SEQ,sequential,Wikipedia,1
SER,serial,Wikipedia,1
SF,subject focus,Wikipedia,1
SFN,softener,Wikipedia,1
SFX,suffix,lingglosses,1
SG,singular,Leipzig Glossing Rules,1
SGLT,singulative number,Wikipedia,1
SGT,singulative number,Wikipedia,1
SGV,singulative number,Wikipedia,1
SH,subhect honorific,Wikipedia,1
SIM,similative,Wikipedia,0
SIM,simultaneous,Wikipedia,1
SIMV,similative,Wikipedia,1
SING,singular,Wikipedia,0
SING,singulative number,Wikipedia,1
SINGL,singulative number,Wikipedia,1
SINV,inverted subject,Wikipedia,1
SIT,situative,Wikipedia,1
SJV,subjunctive,Wikipedia,1
SL,same level,Wikipedia,1
SM,series marker,Wikipedia,1
SMBL,semblative,Wikipedia,1
SMI,semeliterative,Wikipedia,1
SML,similative,Wikipedia,1
SMLF,semelfactive,Wikipedia,1
SNS,sensory evidential,Wikipedia,1
SO,same object,Wikipedia,1
SOC,sociative,Wikipedia,1
SP,speaker,Wikipedia,0
SP,specific,Wikipedia,1
SPART,subject partitive,lingglosses,1
SPC,specific,Wikipedia,1
SPCF,specific,Wikipedia,1
SPEC,specific,Wikipedia,0
SPEC,specifier,Wikipedia,1
SPECFC,specific,Wikipedia,1
SPECFR,specifier,Wikipedia,1
SPL,spotlighting,Wikipedia,1
SPL,superlative,lingglosses,0
SPP,suppositive,lingglosses,1
SPR,superlocative,Wikipedia,1
SPRESS,superessive,Wikipedia,1
SPRL,superlative,lingglosses,1
SR,switch-reference,lingglosses,1
SRC,source,lingglosses,0
SRC,subject relative clause,lingglosses,1
SRDIR,superlative,Wikipedia,1
SREL,superlative,Wikipedia,1
SRESS,superessive,Wikipedia,1
SRP,self-reporting pronoun,Wikipedia,1
SS,same subject,lingglosses,1
ST,stative,Wikipedia,1
STA,stative,Wikipedia,1
STAT,stative,Wikipedia,1
STEM,stem,Wikipedia,1
STIM,stimulative,Wikipedia,1
STT,stative,Wikipedia,1
STV,stative,Wikipedia,1
SUB,sublocative,Wikipedia,1
SUB,subordinator,lingglosses,0
SUBDIR,sublative,Wikipedia,1
SUBE,subessive,Wikipedia,1
SUBEL,subelative,Wikipedia,1
SUBESS,subessive,Wikipedia,1
SUBJ,subject,Wikipedia,1
SUBJ,subjective,Wikipedia,0
SUBJ,subjunctive,Wikipedia,0
SUBJV,subjunctive,Wikipedia,1
SUBL,sublative,Wikipedia,1
SUBLAT,sublative,Wikipedia,1
SUBORD,subordinator,Wikipedia,1
SUBR,subordinator,Wikipedia,1
SUBS,subsequent,Wikipedia,1
SUBSEC,suvsecutive,Wikipedia,1
SUBST,substitutive,Wikipedia,1
SUC,successive,Wikipedia,1
SUF,suffix,lingglosses,1
SUFF,suffix,lingglosses,1
SUG,suggestive,Wikipedia,1
SUP,superessive,Wikipedia,0
SUP,superlative,Wikipedia,0
SUP,supine,Wikipedia,1
SUP,supplucative,Wikipedia,0
SUPDIR,superlative,Wikipedia,1
SUPE,superessive,Wikipedia,1
SUPEL,superlative,Wikipedia,1
SUPER,superlative,lingglosses,0
SUPER,superlocative,Wikipedia,1
SUPEREL,superlative,Wikipedia,1
SUPERESS,superessive,Wikipedia,1
SUPERL,superlative,lingglosses,1
SUPL,superlative,Wikipedia,0
SUPL,supplucative,Wikipedia,1
SUPLAT,superlative,Wikipedia,1
SUPPL,supplucative,Wikipedia,1
SURP,surprise,Wikipedia,1
SYM,symmetric,Wikipedia,1
T,temporal,Wikipedia,1
T,tense,lingglosses,0
TAG,tag question,Wikipedia,1
TAM,tense/aspect/mood marker,lingglosses,1
TEL,telic,Wikipedia,1
TEM,temporal,Wikipedia,1
TEMP,temporal,Wikipedia,1
TEMP,temporarily,Wikipedia,0
TENS,tens,Wikipedia,1
TENT,tentative,Wikipedia,1
TER,terminative,Wikipedia,1
TERM,terminative,Wikipedia,1
TERMIN,terminative,Wikipedia,1
TH,thematic,Wikipedia,1
TJ,trajector,Wikipedia,1
TKN,teknonym,Wikipedia,1
TND,tendency,Wikipedia,1
TNS,tense,Wikipedia,1
TOP,topic,Leipzig Glossing Rules,1
TOT,totalitative,Wikipedia,1
TPC,topic,Wikipedia,1
TR,trajector,Wikipedia,0
TR,transitive,Leipzig Glossing Rules,1
TRA,translative,Wikipedia,1
TRA,translocative,Wikipedia,0
TRANS,transformative,lingglosses,1
TRANS,transitive,Wikipedia,0
TRANSF,transformative,Wikipedia,1
TRANSL,translative,Wikipedia,1
TRANSL,translocative,Wikipedia,0
TRANSLAT,translative,Wikipedia,1
TRANSLOC,translocative,Wikipedia,1
TRI,trial number,Wikipedia,1
TRM,transmutative,Wikipedia,1
TRN,transnumeral,Wikipedia,1
TRNS,transitive,Wikipedia,1
TRNSF,transformative,Wikipedia,1
TRNSL,translative,Wikipedia,1
TRNSL,translocative,Wikipedia,0
TRPOSS,tranfer of possession,Wikipedia,1
TRZ,transitivizer,Wikipedia,1
TS,topic shift,lingglosses,1
TVF,truth value focus,Wikipedia,1
TZ,transitivizer,Wikipedia,1
UC,upcoast,Wikipedia,1
UF,uncertain future,Wikipedia,1
UF,undergoer focus,Wikipedia,0
UGR,undergoer,Wikipedia,1
UH,uphill,Wikipedia,1
UL,upper level,Wikipedia,1
UNACC,unaccusative,lingglosses,1
UNCERT,uncertain,Wikipedia,1
UNERG,unergative,lingglosses,1
UNIF,unified,Wikipedia,1
UNM,unmarked case,lingglosses,1
UNPOSS,non-possesed,Wikipedia,1
UNSP,unspecified,Wikipedia,1
UNSPEC,unspecified,Wikipedia,1
UNW,unwillingness,Wikipedia,1
UNW,unwitnessed,lingglosses,0
UP,upward,Wikipedia,1
UR,upriver,Wikipedia,1
USIT,usitative,Wikipedia,1
UTIL,utilitive,Wikipedia,1
UV,uncertain visual,Wikipedia,1
UV,undergoer voice,Wikipedia,0
UWPST,unwitnessed past,Wikipedia,1
V,class V,lingglosses,1
V,verb,lingglosses,0
V,viewer,Wikipedia,0
VA,verbal adjective,Wikipedia,1
VBLZ,verbalizer,Wikipedia,1
VBLZR,verbalizer,Wikipedia,1
VBZ,verbalizer,Wikipedia,1
VBZR,verbalizer,Wikipedia,1
VCO,voluntary comitative,Wikipedia,1
VE,vegetable gender,Wikipedia,1
VEN,venitive,Wikipedia,1
VENT,venitive,Wikipedia,1
VER,verdical,Wikipedia,1
VERBL,verbalizer,Wikipedia,1
VERIF,verificative,Wikipedia,1
VERS,versionizer,Wikipedia,1
VERT,vertical,Wikipedia,1
VEVID,visual evidential,Wikipedia,1
VI,class VI,lingglosses,1
VIA,vialis,Wikipedia,1
VII,class VII,lingglosses,1
VIII,class VIII,lingglosses,1
VIR,virile,lingglosses,1
VIRT,vertual,Wikipedia,1
VIS,visible,Wikipedia,0
VIS,visual,Wikipedia,1
VLOC,verbal locative,Wikipedia,1
VM,verbal modifier,lingglosses,1
VN,verbal noun,Wikipedia,1
VOC,vocative,Leipzig Glossing Rules,1
VOL,volitional,Wikipedia,1
VPL,pluractional,Wikipedia,1
WH,interrogative pronoun,Wikipedia,1
WHQ,wh-question,Wikipedia,1
WIT,witnessed,Wikipedia,1
WP,witnessed past,Wikipedia,1
WPST,witnessed past,Wikipedia,1
X,class X,lingglosses,1
XI,class XI,lingglosses,1
XII,class XII,lingglosses,1
XIII,class XIII,lingglosses,1
XIV,class XIV,lingglosses,1
XIX,class XIX,lingglosses,1
XV,class XV,lingglosses,1
XVI,class XVI,lingglosses,1
XVII,class XVII,lingglosses,1
XVIII,class XVIII,lingglosses,1
XX,class XX,lingglosses,1
YNQ,yes-no question,lingglosses,1
ZO,zoic,Wikipedia,1