📰 UDW 2026: all accepted papers

29 papers · the most cited first · ← UDW 2026

1. A Comparative Linguistic Analysis of Ottoman and Modern Turkish through UD Treebanks ↗Enes Yılandiloğlu
2. A Proposal for a More Universal Annotation of Relative Clauses in Universal DependenciesSantiago Herrera, Sylvain Kahaneour summary
3. Bringing Information Structure to Universal Dependencies ↗Nikolett Mus, Andrew Dyer, Claudia Corbetta et al.
4. Clefting and beyond in Tigrinya ↗Nazareth Amlesom Kifle, Michael Gasser
5. CoBra: A Compound Branching Resource for Nominal Triconstituent Compounds in English and GermanCarmen Schacht, Isabell Landwehr, Diana Davidson et al.our summary
6. Coconstructions in Spoken Data: UD Annotation Guidelines and First Results ↗Ludovica Pannitto, Kaja Dobrovoljc Zor, Sylvain Kahane et al.
7. Comparing Dependency Distances of Esperanto and Other Languages in a Multi-Lingual Parallel Corpus ↗Masanori Oya
8. Complex Predicates in Universal Dependencies ↗Andre Coneglian, Joakim Nivre, William Croft
9. Cross-Dialectal Transfer for Low-Resource Arabic: The Tunisian Arabic Dependency TreebankAmal Aissaouiour summary
10. Exploiting Parallel Aligned Treebanks ↗Maarten Janssen
11. Extending Retag to Conversion Error Detection: A Case Study on SynTagRus Morphology ↗Andrei Movsesian, Daniil Timchenko
12. From Treebank Metadata to Sentence-Level Genre in Universal Dependencies: A Reproducible, Versioned Resource ↗Egon W. Stemle
13. Gathering valency frames for annotation and batch corrections ↗Mathilde Regnault
14. Greenberg's Universal 45 in Universal Dependencies: Gender Distinctions and Annotation Challenges ↗Antoni Brosa-Rodriguez, M. Dolores Jimenez Lopez
15. Introducing Universal Dependencies for Sardinian: the UD ContSar Treebank ↗Nicoletta Puddu, Manuela Sanguinetti, Luigi Talamo
16. MesoTree: Annotated Linguistic Resources for Quantitative Comparative Linguistic Analysis and NLP in MesoamericaRobert Pugh, Francis Tyers, Robert Hendersonour summary
17. Negation of Turkic non-verbal clauses: Analysis and Universal Dependencies Implementation ↗Nikolett Mus, Furkan Akkurt, Bermet Chontaeva et al.
18. Nonprototypical Predication and Nonpredicational Clauses in Universal Dependencies ↗Joakim Nivre, William Croft, Andre Coneglian
19. Probing the Dynamics of Syntactic Ability Acquisition Throughout LLM PretrainingHiroshi Matsuda, Masayuki Asaharaour summary
20. SE Constructions Revisited: Focus on Treebanks for Romance Languages ↗Verginica Barbu Mititelu, Elena Irimia, Adriana S. Pagano et al.
21. Say “No” to Missing Polarity: A Negation Enrichment of Porttinari UD Treebank ↗Isaac Souza de Miranda Junior, Oto Araújo Vale, Marie-Catherine de Marneffe
22. Speech Act Constructions in Universal Dependencies ↗Joakim Nivre, William Croft, Andre Coneglian
23. Syntax is the Key to Semantics: Combining Universal Dependencies and Abstract Meaning RepresentationJohannes Heineckeour summary
24. The Grammar Does the Work: Functional vs. Lexical Dependency Length Minimization Across the UD Languages ↗Kim Gerdes
25. Towards Universal Dependencies for L2 Learners of Modern Greek: Annotation and Challenges ↗Christina Klironomou, Thelka Pasparaki, Arianna Masciolini et al.
26. Towards a Universal Dependency Corpus for Old Saxon (Old Low German)Christian Chiarcos, Janine Siewertour summary
27. Verifying the Menzerath-Altmann law in the verbal domain in 180 languages ↗Pegah Faghiri, Kim Gerdes, Sylvain Kahane
28. Which languages are “hot”, and which are “cool”? Using Universal Dependencies for large-scale comparisons of subject expression ↗Natalia Levshina
29. Word segmentation for UD: a comparison of isiZulu and Sepedi ↗Laurette Marais, Laurette Pretorius

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