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this is really a minor issue but it seems that some forms have surface š turned into s in lemma, this kind of reflects real variation in how people actually use language in the wild but normative standard suggests the š should be used so it should probably be in lemmas and free variation in surface forms if anything, e.g.:
this is really a minor issue but it seems that some forms have surface š turned into s in lemma, this kind of reflects real variation in how people actually use language in the wild but normative standard suggests the š should be used so it should probably be in lemmas and free variation in surface forms if anything, e.g.:
at the very least it should be systematic :-)
also happens in some non propn loan words:
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