Taken from reynoldsnlp/udar#27.
It would be helpful to language learners/teachers to be able to search for instances of a preposition that govern a certain case.
For example, с can govern INST, GEN and ACC. Each of these could be a different lemma, e.g. с¹, с², с³. The superscript numerals are kind of a pain, and they are opaque. Perhaps this should be с+Pr+Acc, с+Pr+Gen, and с+Pr+Ins. This stretches the meaning of the case tags, where in this case it means that the preposition governs that case, rather than that it is in that case.
Taken from reynoldsnlp/udar#27.
It would be helpful to language learners/teachers to be able to search for instances of a preposition that govern a certain case.
For example,
сcan govern INST, GEN and ACC. Each of these could be a different lemma, e.g.с¹,с²,с³. The superscript numerals are kind of a pain, and they are opaque. Perhaps this should be с+Pr+Acc, с+Pr+Gen, and с+Pr+Ins. This stretches the meaning of the case tags, where in this case it means that the preposition governs that case, rather than that it is in that case.