nodetype = coap
Paratactic structure root nodes have one of the following functors: CONJ, ADVS, CSQ, DISJ, GRAD, REAS, CONFR, CONTRA, OPER or APPS (viz Section 12, "Functors expressing the relations between the members of paratactic structures").
The t-lemmas assigned to these nodes may be conjunctions (used with coordination and apposition; e.g.: a (=and), ale (=but), kdežto (=whereas/while)), t-lemma substitutes for (syntactically relevant) punctuation marks (e.g.: #Comma, #Dash, #Colon, #Separ, see Section 4, "T-lemma substitutes") or symbols referring to mathematical operations and intervals (e.g.: +, krát (=times), od_ do (=from-to)).
Nodes of this type have a t-lemma, one of the functors above and other attributes. Paratactic structure root nodes have no grammatemes.
The following node types can be immediate daughters of paratactic structure root nodes:
nodes representing terminal members of paratactic structures (i.e. the actual members of paratactic expressions; the value assigned to the nodetype attribute is usually complex),
root nodes of (embedded) paratactic structures (nodetype = coap),
nodes that modify all members of the paratactic structure simultaneously (so called shared modifiers; the value of the nodetype attribute is usually complex or qcomplex),
nodes assigned to rhematizers taking scope over shared modifiers (functor = RHEM, nodetype = atom),
nodes modifying the paratactic structure root node itself (these are conjunction modifiers with the functor CM; nodetype = atom).
For a discussion of paratactic structures (and their analysis), see Section 6, "Parataxis".