Dutchinflected
Dutchinflected is a term used in linguistics and language technology to describe the set of inflectional forms associated with the Dutch language. It is commonly applied in grammar descriptions, corpus annotation, and computational tasks that require recognition and generation of inflected forms. The term is sometimes used to refer to datasets, algorithms, or schemas that encode Dutch morphology for research and tools.
Noun and determiner inflection: Dutch has gendered definite articles (de for common gender and het for neuter)
Verb inflection: Verbs are conjugated for person and number in the present tense, while past tense forms
Uses: In natural language processing, Dutchinflected resources support morphological analysis, lemmatization, part-of-speech tagging, and generation of
See also: Dutch language, Dutch grammar, inflection, morphology, natural language processing.