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He was conscious of his own great strength and remained there without fear.
Is kho really the arg1 of yod pa? I suspect not, and the clue is the case marking: we have kho rather than khor / kho la, which suggests that kho is probably the subject of bzhag, not yod.
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Of course, one could argue that yod pa has a missing subject which probably would be marked with la or -r, but I am not sure if that would always be the case. Let's see what further annotation will bring to light. So kho is subject of bzhag here!
I agree that we can't take for granted that the subject of yod pa must be marked with la or -r. Moreover, if it must be, then that's something we should like to establish by corpus statistics and not just by assumption. So I'll accept the change but keep this issue open, in case other similar examples pop up that might help us.
Consider the following example (see original):
Is kho really the
arg1
of yod pa? I suspect not, and the clue is the case marking: we have kho rather than khor / kho la, which suggests that kho is probably the subject of bzhag, not yod.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: