The Corpus SenSem Spanish (formerly Corpus Grail) and the Corpus SenSem Spanish - Semantic annotation of nouns and adjectives are manually annotated corpora for semantic-syntactic search (Alonso et al., 2007). Both corpora are waiting to be merged into a single resource. Consisting of 30,000 single sentences, which form a random sample of 125 sentences for each of the 250 most frequent Spanish V . The phrases come from a source consisting of El Periódico and some literary Spanish texts. The corpus is tagged extensively, according to the meaning of V, the category and syntactic function, semantic role of the participants and the sentence semantics (aspectual information, mood, polarity, constructional information, see inter alia Vazquez / Fernández 2008, 2010). The query interface on the Web is designed to make searches based on these parameters, but also allows queries of single words. Meanwhile, the Corpus SenSem Spanish - Semantic annotation of nouns and adjectives is lemmatized and contains semantic tagging according to the EuroWordNet (http://adimen.si.ehu.es/web/MCR) system.
Available for download at https://grial.uab.es/sensem/download/main,es