Parent Classes:
Member Verb Lemmas:
ROLES:
Agent
VERB
Patient
¬
be(
e1
,
Patient
)
do(
e2
,
Agent
)
be(
e3
,
Patient
)
cause(
e2
,
e3
)
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Member Verb Lemmas:-topfile
ROLES:
Agent
VERB
Patient
{ with through }
Instrument
¬
be(
e1
,
Patient
)
do(
e2
,
Agent
)
utilize(
e2
,
Agent
,
Instrument
)
be(
e3
,
Patient
)
cause(
e2
,
e3
)
Verb Features:
WordNet:
constitute%2:36:00
Groupings:
constitute.02
FrameNet:
None
BSO:
Constitutive Relation
Copula
Verb Features:
WordNet:
constitutionalize%2:40:00
Groupings:
constitutionalize.01
FrameNet:
None
BSO:
None
Verb Features:
WordNet:
constitute%2:36:00
Groupings:
constitute.02
FrameNet:
None
BSO:
Constitutive Relation
Copula
WordNet:
constitute%2:36:00
Groupings:
constitute.02
FrameNet:
None
BSO:
Constitutive Relation
Copula
Verb Features:
WordNet:
constitutionalize%2:40:00
Groupings:
constitutionalize.01
FrameNet:
None
BSO:
None
WordNet:
constitutionalize%2:40:00
Groupings:
constitutionalize.01
FrameNet:
None
BSO:
None
Definition:
Undergoer in an event that is manipulated by an agent, and with which an intentional act is performed; it exists independently of the event. For all roles containing symmetrical participants, we assume that the ordering is non-arbitrary and may be pragmatically determined and/or related to figure-ground considerations; however, the usefulness of this distinction may be application-specific.
Example:
Jennifer baked the potatoes IN THE OVEN.
Instrument
Definition:
Undergoer in an event that is manipulated by an agent, and with which an intentional act is performed; it exists independently of the event. For all roles containing symmetrical participants, we assume that the ordering is non-arbitrary and may be pragmatically determined and/or related to figure-ground considerations; however, the usefulness of this distinction may be application-specific.
Example:
Jennifer baked the potatoes IN THE OVEN.
Undergoer in an event that is manipulated by an agent, and with which an intentional act is performed; it exists independently of the event. For all roles containing symmetrical participants, we assume that the ordering is non-arbitrary and may be pragmatically determined and/or related to figure-ground considerations; however, the usefulness of this distinction may be application-specific.
Example:
Jennifer baked the potatoes IN THE OVEN.
EXAMPLE:
Zellig Harris established Penn's linguistics department.
SYNTAX:
Definition:
Actor in an event who initiates and carries out the event intentionally or consciously, and who exists independently of the event.
Example:
THEY decided to go.
Actor in an event who initiates and carries out the event intentionally or consciously, and who exists independently of the event.
Example:
THEY decided to go.
Definition:
An Undergoer in an event that is usually structurally changed, for instance by experiencing a change of state or condition; is often acted upon by an agent; is causally involved or directly affected by other participants; and exists independently of the event.
Example:
Brutus murdered JULIUS CAESAR.
An Undergoer in an event that is usually structurally changed, for instance by experiencing a change of state or condition; is often acted upon by an agent; is causally involved or directly affected by other participants; and exists independently of the event.
Example:
Brutus murdered JULIUS CAESAR.
SEMANTICS:
Definition:
Arguments:
Arguments:
Definition:
An Undergoer in an event that is usually structurally changed, for instance by experiencing a change of state or condition; is often acted upon by an agent; is causally involved or directly affected by other participants; and exists independently of the event.
Example:
Brutus murdered JULIUS CAESAR.
An Undergoer in an event that is usually structurally changed, for instance by experiencing a change of state or condition; is often acted upon by an agent; is causally involved or directly affected by other participants; and exists independently of the event.
Example:
Brutus murdered JULIUS CAESAR.
Definition:
A participant engages in an action.
Arguments:
during(E), Agent OR Patient, Predicate OR Result OR Theme
A participant engages in an action.
Arguments:
during(E), Agent OR Patient, Predicate OR Result OR Theme
Definition:
Actor in an event who initiates and carries out the event intentionally or consciously, and who exists independently of the event.
Example:
THEY decided to go.
Actor in an event who initiates and carries out the event intentionally or consciously, and who exists independently of the event.
Example:
THEY decided to go.
Definition:
Arguments:
Arguments:
Definition:
An Undergoer in an event that is usually structurally changed, for instance by experiencing a change of state or condition; is often acted upon by an agent; is causally involved or directly affected by other participants; and exists independently of the event.
Example:
Brutus murdered JULIUS CAESAR.
An Undergoer in an event that is usually structurally changed, for instance by experiencing a change of state or condition; is often acted upon by an agent; is causally involved or directly affected by other participants; and exists independently of the event.
Example:
Brutus murdered JULIUS CAESAR.
Definition:
An Affector (Agent, Cause, Stimulus, or Precondition) causes an event.
Arguments:
Affector, E
An Affector (Agent, Cause, Stimulus, or Precondition) causes an event.
Arguments:
Affector, E
FORCE DYNAMICS:
None
establish-55.5
establish-55.5-1
establish-55.5-1
Verb Features:
WordNet:
initiate%2:30:00
initiate%2:36:01
Groupings:
initiate.01
FrameNet:
None
BSO:
None
All Classes :
initiate
Verb Features:
WordNet:
establish%2:41:00
establish%2:36:00
Groupings:
establish.01
FrameNet:
Intentionally_create
BSO:
None
All Classes :
establish
Verb Features:
WordNet:
found%2:41:00
found%2:36:00
Groupings:
found.01
FrameNet:
Intentionally_create
BSO:
None
All Classes :
found
Verb Features:
WordNet:
plant%2:36:00
Groupings:
plant.04
FrameNet:
Placing
BSO:
None
All Classes :
plant
Verb Features:
WordNet:
None
Groupings:
None
FrameNet:
Execute_plan
BSO:
None
All Classes :
implement
Verb Features:
WordNet:
instigate%2:32:01
Groupings:
None
FrameNet:
None
BSO:
None
All Classes :
instigate
Verb Features:
WordNet:
institute%2:36:00
Groupings:
institute.01
FrameNet:
Execute_plan
BSO:
None
All Classes :
institute
Verb Features:
WordNet:
organize%2:36:00
Groupings:
organize.02
FrameNet:
None
BSO:
None
All Classes :
organize
Verb Features:
WordNet:
originate%2:36:00
Groupings:
originate.02
FrameNet:
None
BSO:
None
All Classes :
originate
Verb Features:
WordNet:
prepare%2:36:00
Groupings:
prepare.01
FrameNet:
Cooking_creation
BSO:
None
All Classes :
prepare
Verb Features:
WordNet:
premise%2:32:00
premise%2:32:01
Groupings:
premise.01
FrameNet:
None
BSO:
None
All Classes :
premise
Verb Features:
WordNet:
devise%2:36:01
Groupings:
devise.01
FrameNet:
None
BSO:
None
All Classes :
devise
Verb Features:
WordNet:
mount%2:36:00
mount%2:36:01
Groupings:
mount.03
FrameNet:
None
BSO:
None
All Classes :
mount
Verb Features:
WordNet:
arrange%2:36:03
Groupings:
arrange.02
FrameNet:
None
BSO:
None
All Classes :
arrange
Verb Features:
WordNet:
strike_up%2:36:00
Groupings:
None
FrameNet:
None
BSO:
None
All Classes :
strike_up
Verb Features:
WordNet:
launch%2:41:01
Groupings:
launch.02
FrameNet:
Launch_process
BSO:
None
All Classes :
launch
Verb Features:
WordNet:
open%2:41:00
open%2:41:01
Groupings:
open.02
FrameNet:
None
BSO:
None
All Classes :
open
Verb Features:
WordNet:
open_up%2:41:00
Groupings:
None
FrameNet:
None
BSO:
None
All Classes :
open_up
Verb Features:
WordNet:
initiate%2:30:00
initiate%2:36:01
Groupings:
initiate.01
FrameNet:
None
BSO:
None
All Classes :
initiate
WordNet:
initiate%2:30:00
initiate%2:36:01
Groupings:
initiate.01
FrameNet:
None
BSO:
None
All Classes :
initiate
Verb Features:
WordNet:
establish%2:41:00
establish%2:36:00
Groupings:
establish.01
FrameNet:
Intentionally_create
BSO:
None
All Classes :
establish
WordNet:
establish%2:41:00
establish%2:36:00
Groupings:
establish.01
FrameNet:
Intentionally_create
BSO:
None
All Classes :
establish
Verb Features:
WordNet:
found%2:41:00
found%2:36:00
Groupings:
found.01
FrameNet:
Intentionally_create
BSO:
None
All Classes :
found
WordNet:
found%2:41:00
found%2:36:00
Groupings:
found.01
FrameNet:
Intentionally_create
BSO:
None
All Classes :
found
Verb Features:
WordNet:
plant%2:36:00
Groupings:
plant.04
FrameNet:
Placing
BSO:
None
All Classes :
plant
WordNet:
plant%2:36:00
Groupings:
plant.04
FrameNet:
Placing
BSO:
None
All Classes :
plant
Verb Features:
WordNet:
None
Groupings:
None
FrameNet:
Execute_plan
BSO:
None
All Classes :
implement
WordNet:
None
Groupings:
None
FrameNet:
Execute_plan
BSO:
None
All Classes :
implement
Verb Features:
WordNet:
instigate%2:32:01
Groupings:
None
FrameNet:
None
BSO:
None
All Classes :
instigate
WordNet:
instigate%2:32:01
Groupings:
None
FrameNet:
None
BSO:
None
All Classes :
instigate
Verb Features:
WordNet:
institute%2:36:00
Groupings:
institute.01
FrameNet:
Execute_plan
BSO:
None
All Classes :
institute
WordNet:
institute%2:36:00
Groupings:
institute.01
FrameNet:
Execute_plan
BSO:
None
All Classes :
institute
Verb Features:
WordNet:
organize%2:36:00
Groupings:
organize.02
FrameNet:
None
BSO:
None
All Classes :
organize
WordNet:
organize%2:36:00
Groupings:
organize.02
FrameNet:
None
BSO:
None
All Classes :
organize
Verb Features:
WordNet:
originate%2:36:00
Groupings:
originate.02
FrameNet:
None
BSO:
None
All Classes :
originate
WordNet:
originate%2:36:00
Groupings:
originate.02
FrameNet:
None
BSO:
None
All Classes :
originate
Verb Features:
WordNet:
prepare%2:36:00
Groupings:
prepare.01
FrameNet:
Cooking_creation
BSO:
None
All Classes :
prepare
WordNet:
prepare%2:36:00
Groupings:
prepare.01
FrameNet:
Cooking_creation
BSO:
None
All Classes :
prepare
Verb Features:
WordNet:
premise%2:32:00
premise%2:32:01
Groupings:
premise.01
FrameNet:
None
BSO:
None
All Classes :
premise
WordNet:
premise%2:32:00
premise%2:32:01
Groupings:
premise.01
FrameNet:
None
BSO:
None
All Classes :
premise
Verb Features:
WordNet:
devise%2:36:01
Groupings:
devise.01
FrameNet:
None
BSO:
None
All Classes :
devise
WordNet:
devise%2:36:01
Groupings:
devise.01
FrameNet:
None
BSO:
None
All Classes :
devise
Verb Features:
WordNet:
mount%2:36:00
mount%2:36:01
Groupings:
mount.03
FrameNet:
None
BSO:
None
All Classes :
mount
WordNet:
mount%2:36:00
mount%2:36:01
Groupings:
mount.03
FrameNet:
None
BSO:
None
All Classes :
mount
Verb Features:
WordNet:
arrange%2:36:03
Groupings:
arrange.02
FrameNet:
None
BSO:
None
All Classes :
arrange
WordNet:
arrange%2:36:03
Groupings:
arrange.02
FrameNet:
None
BSO:
None
All Classes :
arrange
Verb Features:
WordNet:
strike_up%2:36:00
Groupings:
None
FrameNet:
None
BSO:
None
All Classes :
strike_up
WordNet:
strike_up%2:36:00
Groupings:
None
FrameNet:
None
BSO:
None
All Classes :
strike_up
Verb Features:
WordNet:
launch%2:41:01
Groupings:
launch.02
FrameNet:
Launch_process
BSO:
None
All Classes :
launch
WordNet:
launch%2:41:01
Groupings:
launch.02
FrameNet:
Launch_process
BSO:
None
All Classes :
launch
Verb Features:
WordNet:
open%2:41:00
open%2:41:01
Groupings:
open.02
FrameNet:
None
BSO:
None
All Classes :
open
WordNet:
open%2:41:00
open%2:41:01
Groupings:
open.02
FrameNet:
None
BSO:
None
All Classes :
open
Verb Features:
WordNet:
open_up%2:41:00
Groupings:
None
FrameNet:
None
BSO:
None
All Classes :
open_up
WordNet:
open_up%2:41:00
Groupings:
None
FrameNet:
None
BSO:
None
All Classes :
open_up
Definition:
Undergoer in an event that is manipulated by an agent, and with which an intentional act is performed; it exists independently of the event. For all roles containing symmetrical participants, we assume that the ordering is non-arbitrary and may be pragmatically determined and/or related to figure-ground considerations; however, the usefulness of this distinction may be application-specific.
Example:
Jennifer baked the potatoes IN THE OVEN.
Instrument
Definition:
Undergoer in an event that is manipulated by an agent, and with which an intentional act is performed; it exists independently of the event. For all roles containing symmetrical participants, we assume that the ordering is non-arbitrary and may be pragmatically determined and/or related to figure-ground considerations; however, the usefulness of this distinction may be application-specific.
Example:
Jennifer baked the potatoes IN THE OVEN.
Undergoer in an event that is manipulated by an agent, and with which an intentional act is performed; it exists independently of the event. For all roles containing symmetrical participants, we assume that the ordering is non-arbitrary and may be pragmatically determined and/or related to figure-ground considerations; however, the usefulness of this distinction may be application-specific.
Example:
Jennifer baked the potatoes IN THE OVEN.
EXAMPLE:
The family established the trust through a transfer of funds.
SYNTAX:
Definition:
Actor in an event who initiates and carries out the event intentionally or consciously, and who exists independently of the event.
Example:
THEY decided to go.
Actor in an event who initiates and carries out the event intentionally or consciously, and who exists independently of the event.
Example:
THEY decided to go.
Definition:
An Undergoer in an event that is usually structurally changed, for instance by experiencing a change of state or condition; is often acted upon by an agent; is causally involved or directly affected by other participants; and exists independently of the event.
Example:
Brutus murdered JULIUS CAESAR.
An Undergoer in an event that is usually structurally changed, for instance by experiencing a change of state or condition; is often acted upon by an agent; is causally involved or directly affected by other participants; and exists independently of the event.
Example:
Brutus murdered JULIUS CAESAR.
Selectional Restrictions:
None
None
Definition:
Undergoer in an event that is manipulated by an agent, and with which an intentional act is performed; it exists independently of the event. For all roles containing symmetrical participants, we assume that the ordering is non-arbitrary and may be pragmatically determined and/or related to figure-ground considerations; however, the usefulness of this distinction may be application-specific.
Example:
Jennifer baked the potatoes IN THE OVEN.
Undergoer in an event that is manipulated by an agent, and with which an intentional act is performed; it exists independently of the event. For all roles containing symmetrical participants, we assume that the ordering is non-arbitrary and may be pragmatically determined and/or related to figure-ground considerations; however, the usefulness of this distinction may be application-specific.
Example:
Jennifer baked the potatoes IN THE OVEN.
SEMANTICS:
Definition:
Arguments:
Arguments:
Definition:
An Undergoer in an event that is usually structurally changed, for instance by experiencing a change of state or condition; is often acted upon by an agent; is causally involved or directly affected by other participants; and exists independently of the event.
Example:
Brutus murdered JULIUS CAESAR.
An Undergoer in an event that is usually structurally changed, for instance by experiencing a change of state or condition; is often acted upon by an agent; is causally involved or directly affected by other participants; and exists independently of the event.
Example:
Brutus murdered JULIUS CAESAR.
Definition:
A participant engages in an action.
Arguments:
during(E), Agent OR Patient, Predicate OR Result OR Theme
A participant engages in an action.
Arguments:
during(E), Agent OR Patient, Predicate OR Result OR Theme
Definition:
Actor in an event who initiates and carries out the event intentionally or consciously, and who exists independently of the event.
Example:
THEY decided to go.
Actor in an event who initiates and carries out the event intentionally or consciously, and who exists independently of the event.
Example:
THEY decided to go.
Definition:
An Agent uses a Theme or Instrument
Arguments:
during(E), Agent, Instrument OR Theme, (Predicate)
An Agent uses a Theme or Instrument
Arguments:
during(E), Agent, Instrument OR Theme, (Predicate)
Definition:
Actor in an event who initiates and carries out the event intentionally or consciously, and who exists independently of the event.
Example:
THEY decided to go.
Actor in an event who initiates and carries out the event intentionally or consciously, and who exists independently of the event.
Example:
THEY decided to go.
Definition:
Undergoer in an event that is manipulated by an agent, and with which an intentional act is performed; it exists independently of the event. For all roles containing symmetrical participants, we assume that the ordering is non-arbitrary and may be pragmatically determined and/or related to figure-ground considerations; however, the usefulness of this distinction may be application-specific.
Example:
Jennifer baked the potatoes IN THE OVEN.
Undergoer in an event that is manipulated by an agent, and with which an intentional act is performed; it exists independently of the event. For all roles containing symmetrical participants, we assume that the ordering is non-arbitrary and may be pragmatically determined and/or related to figure-ground considerations; however, the usefulness of this distinction may be application-specific.
Example:
Jennifer baked the potatoes IN THE OVEN.
Definition:
Arguments:
Arguments:
Definition:
An Undergoer in an event that is usually structurally changed, for instance by experiencing a change of state or condition; is often acted upon by an agent; is causally involved or directly affected by other participants; and exists independently of the event.
Example:
Brutus murdered JULIUS CAESAR.
An Undergoer in an event that is usually structurally changed, for instance by experiencing a change of state or condition; is often acted upon by an agent; is causally involved or directly affected by other participants; and exists independently of the event.
Example:
Brutus murdered JULIUS CAESAR.
Definition:
An Affector (Agent, Cause, Stimulus, or Precondition) causes an event.
Arguments:
Affector, E
An Affector (Agent, Cause, Stimulus, or Precondition) causes an event.
Arguments:
Affector, E
FORCE DYNAMICS:
None