Uniqueness point (orth.) neg. offs.

Description:

Last character of the shortest prefix uniquely identifying the type. The value given here designates the negative offset of this character: -1 for the last character of the type, -2 for the penultimate one etc. If no such prefix exists (i.e., the whole type is prefix of another type), a value of 0 is given.

Examples:

Uniqueness point (orth.) neg. offs.Explanation
Kopfeslänge-5Kopfesl is the shortest prefix uniquely identifying Kopfeslänge; l is the fifth character counted from the end of the type.
Kopfes0The whole type Kopfes is a prefix of e.g. Kopfeslänge.

Data type:

Data type
Number
Data subtype
Integer
Query operators
greater or equal, lower or equal
Null value
1

Available in tables:

Also, in the ngrams tables, you can use this filter on any of the components:

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