dativedepend
Dativedepend is a term used in linguistic dependency grammar to denote a specific syntactic relation between a verb and a noun phrase in the dative case. It is used to capture the link between a verb and its dative argument, typically the recipient, beneficiary, or experiencer of an action. The concept helps distinguish the dative argument from other arguments in languages with rich case marking or ditransitive constructions.
In dependency analyses, dativedepend is represented as a labeled edge from the verb to the dative noun
Examples vary by language. In a language with explicit dative marking, a sentence like a hypothetical equivalent
Dativedepend is not universally adopted; some grammars treat dative arguments as indirect objects or as separate