verbcase
Verbcase is a term used in linguistics and, less commonly, in computing, without a single, universally accepted definition. In linguistic typology, verbcase or verbal case refers to proposals in which verbs bear markers that encode syntactic relations or argument structure, in a way analogous to noun or pronoun case. In practice, such systems are rare; most languages use noun-based case or verb agreement to indicate grammatical relations, while the verb typically carries information about voice, tense, aspect, mood, person, or number rather than case per se. Because of this, the term is debated and not widely standardized.
In computational linguistics and natural language processing, verbcase can denote a feature or label used to
In software and data projects, verbcase may be employed as a name for libraries, tools, or datasets
Because standardization is lacking, definitions of verbcase vary by field. See also grammatical case, verb morphology,