Table 4.

Linguistic categories in the analysis

Category	Variable	Coding
Part of speech	Noun	POS–N
	Adjective	POS–A
	Pronoun	POS–P
	Numerals	POS–C
	Verb	POS–V
	Adverbs	POS–D
	Preposition	POS–R
	Conjunction	POS–J
	Particles	POS–T
	Interjection	POS–I
	Punctuation	POS–Z
	Unknown	POS–X
Person	First	Per–1
	Second	Per–2
	Third	Per–3
Tense	Future tense	Ten–F
	Present tense	Ten–P
	Past and present tenses	Ten–R
Degree	First degree (base form)	Deg–1
	Second degree (comparative)	Deg–2
	Third degree (superlative)	Deg–3
Negation	Affirmative (without negative prefix “ne-”)	Neg–A
	Negation (form with a negative prefix “ne-”)	Neg–N
	Verb negation	Vneg
Emotionsa	Emotionally loaded	Em2.*
	Emotionally positively loaded	Em2. +
	Emotionally negatively loaded	Em2.-

^aLexical–semantic category

Morphological/lexical–semantic* category