nounInhalt

nounInhalt is a label used in some discussions of linguistics and natural language processing to denote the semantic content associated with a noun. It is not a standard term in major lexicographic or linguistic references and is often used as a placeholder in examples or data models. In this usage, nounInhalt encompasses information such as the noun's lemma, its grammatical features, its sense or meaning, any referent in the discourse, and its semantic type.

In computational frameworks, nounInhalt can be represented as a structured field or as a vector of features in embeddings. For instance, a noun token may have nounInhalt including lemma, part of speech, gender or number if applicable, animacy, coreference id, and a sense tag. This helps in tasks such as coreference resolution, named entity recognition, or semantic role labeling by providing a consolidated description of the noun's content.

Etymology: the term is formed from English "noun" and German "Inhalt" meaning content. It is mainly seen in informal descriptions rather than formal terminology.

See also: coreference, sense disambiguation, lexical semantics, semantic representation, ontology, data schema for NLP.