Participleid

Participleid is a label used in linguistics and natural language processing to denote the unique identifier assigned to a participle form of a verb within a dataset, annotation scheme, or lexicon. It is not a widely standardized term, but it appears in some project schemas where participles require cross-referencing across entries, languages, or corpora. The identifier typically links the participle form to metadata such as lemma, base verb, tense/aspect information, voice, and morpho-syntactic features.

Usage: In data schemas, a field named "participleid" or "participle_id" stores a stable ID that persists across edits and editions, enabling consistent mapping to the corresponding participle entry. It may be numeric or alphanumeric. The participle id helps distinguish between words that share a surface form but have different participial uses (e.g., past participle vs present participle, or participles in different languages).

In practice, participipleid supports tasks such as corpus annotation, cross-lingual annotation, lemmatization, and parsing. It is often accompanied by other fields like lemma, pos, tense, aspect, mood, voice, and morphological features.

Limitations: Because "participleid" is not a universal standard, its definition, naming, and schema placement vary between projects; clear documentation and consistent usage are essential.

See also: participle, lemma, part-of-speech tagging, morphological annotation, corpus linguistics, data schema.