{"work":{"slug":"rilke","title":{"source":"Neue Gedichte","translated":"New Poems"},"author":"Rainer Maria Rilke","language":"German","languageCode":"de","url":"https://1732studios.com/books/rilke"},"unit":{"kind":"poem","number":null,"id":"pieta","title":{"source":"Pietà","translated":"Pietà"},"section":"New Poems","summary":null,"url":"https://1732studios.com/books/rilke/pieta","lines":17},"previous":"https://1732studios.com/books/rilke/der-oelbaumgarten","next":"https://1732studios.com/books/rilke/gesang-der-frauen-an-den-dichter","license":"Source text: public domain (Rainer Maria Rilke, died 1926; Neue Gedichte published 1907 and 1908), from Wikisource. English translation and notes: © 2026 1732 Studios, LLC. Narration: synthesized for this edition.","audioBase":"https://audio.1732studios.com/rilke/","lines":[{"number":1,"label":"1","id":"pieta-s1-l1","source":"So seh ich, Jesus, deine Füße wieder,","translation":"So I see your feet again, Jesus,","stanza":1,"audio":"https://audio.1732studios.com/rilke/pieta-s1-l1.m4a","notes":[{"kind":"grammar","term":"So seh ich","title":"Verb second after an adverb","body":"German is a verb second language: when a sentence opens with an adverb like so, 'thus, in this way', the finite verb still must stand second, pushing the subject after it. So seh ich means 'thus I see'. Seh is the poetic spelling of sehe."}],"words":[{"surface":"So","lemma":"so","morphology":"adverb","role":"depends on seh","gloss":"so"},{"surface":"seh","lemma":"sehen","morphology":"verb, present, indicative, first-person, singular","role":"main verb of the sentence","gloss":"see"},{"surface":"ich","lemma":"ich","morphology":"pronoun, nominative, first-person, singular","role":"depends on seh","gloss":"I"},{"surface":"Jesus","lemma":"Jesus","morphology":"proper noun, vocative, masculine, singular","role":"direct address, depends on seh","gloss":"Jesus"},{"surface":"deine","lemma":"dein","morphology":"determiner, accusative, plural","role":"depends on Füße","gloss":"your"},{"surface":"Füße","lemma":"Fuß","morphology":"noun, accusative, masculine, plural","role":"depends on seh","gloss":"feet"},{"surface":"wieder","lemma":"wieder","morphology":"adverb","role":"depends on seh","gloss":"again"}]},{"number":2,"label":"2","id":"pieta-s1-l2","source":"O die damals eines Jünglings Füße waren,","translation":"O the feet that once were a young man's feet,","audio":"https://audio.1732studios.com/rilke/pieta-s1-l2.m4a","notes":[{"kind":"grammar","term":"eines Jünglings Füße","title":"A genitive noun phrase","body":"Eines Jünglings is the genitive of ein Jüngling, 'a youth, a young man', placed before the noun it modifies: 'a young man's feet'. Die … waren is a relative clause, with die pointing back to deine Füße in the line before."}],"words":[{"surface":"O","lemma":"o","morphology":"interjection","role":"head of the phrase","gloss":"O"},{"surface":"die","lemma":"der","morphology":"pronoun, nominative, plural","role":"subject of waren, refers back to Füße","gloss":"that"},{"surface":"damals","lemma":"damals","morphology":"adverb","role":"depends on waren","gloss":"once"},{"surface":"eines","lemma":"ein","morphology":"determiner, genitive, masculine, singular","role":"depends on Jünglings","gloss":"a"},{"surface":"Jünglings","lemma":"Jüngling","morphology":"noun, genitive, masculine, singular","role":"depends on Füße","gloss":"young man's"},{"surface":"Füße","lemma":"Fuß","morphology":"noun, nominative, masculine, plural","role":"predicate of waren","gloss":"feet"},{"surface":"waren","lemma":"sein","morphology":"verb, past, indicative, third-person, plural","role":"main verb of the sentence","gloss":"were"}]},{"number":3,"label":"3","id":"pieta-s1-l3","source":"da ich sie bang entkleidete und wusch;","translation":"when, trembling, I bared and washed them;","audio":"https://audio.1732studios.com/rilke/pieta-s1-l3.m4a","notes":[{"kind":"grammar","term":"da","title":"When, not there","body":"Here da is a temporal conjunction meaning 'when, at the time that', not the more common 'there' or 'since'. It opens a subordinate clause, so the finite verbs entkleidete and wusch fall to the end. Bang is an adverb, 'fearfully, anxiously'."},{"kind":"vocabulary","term":"entkleidete","title":"To undress, uncover","body":"Entkleiden means 'to undress, to bare, to strip of covering'; the prefix ent- marks removal. Here it describes uncovering the feet before washing them."}],"words":[{"surface":"da","lemma":"da","morphology":"subordinating conjunction","role":"depends on entkleidete","gloss":"when"},{"surface":"ich","lemma":"ich","morphology":"pronoun, nominative, first-person, singular","role":"depends on entkleidete","gloss":"I"},{"surface":"sie","lemma":"sie","morphology":"pronoun, accusative, plural","role":"depends on entkleidete","gloss":"them"},{"surface":"bang","lemma":"bang","morphology":"adverb","role":"depends on entkleidete","gloss":"trembling","note":"'bang' literally means 'afraid, anxious'; the translation renders it as 'trembling.'"},{"surface":"entkleidete","lemma":"entkleiden","morphology":"verb, past, indicative, first-person, singular","role":"main verb of the sentence","gloss":"bared"},{"surface":"und","lemma":"und","morphology":"conjunction","role":"depends on entkleidete","gloss":"and"},{"surface":"wusch","lemma":"waschen","morphology":"verb, past, indicative, first-person, singular","role":"depends on und","gloss":"washed"}]},{"number":4,"label":"4","id":"pieta-s1-l4","source":"wie standen sie verwirrt in meinen Haaren","translation":"how they stood bewildered in my hair","audio":"https://audio.1732studios.com/rilke/pieta-s1-l4.m4a","notes":[],"words":[{"surface":"wie","lemma":"wie","morphology":"adverb","role":"depends on standen","gloss":"how"},{"surface":"standen","lemma":"stehen","morphology":"verb, past, indicative, third-person, plural","role":"main verb of the sentence","gloss":"stood"},{"surface":"sie","lemma":"sie","morphology":"pronoun, nominative, plural","role":"depends on standen","gloss":"they"},{"surface":"verwirrt","lemma":"verwirrt","morphology":"adjective, uninflected, predicate","role":"depends on standen","gloss":"bewildered"},{"surface":"in","lemma":"in","morphology":"preposition","role":"depends on standen","gloss":"in"},{"surface":"meinen","lemma":"mein","morphology":"determiner, dative, plural","role":"depends on Haaren","gloss":"my"},{"surface":"Haaren","lemma":"Haar","morphology":"noun, dative, neuter, plural","role":"depends on in","gloss":"hair"}]},{"number":5,"label":"5","id":"pieta-s1-l5","source":"und wie ein weißes Wild im Dornenbusch.","translation":"and like a white deer in the thornbush.","audio":"https://audio.1732studios.com/rilke/pieta-s1-l5.m4a","notes":[{"kind":"vocabulary","term":"Wild","title":"A collective noun for game","body":"Das Wild is a collective noun for game or wild animals, used here for a single creature: 'a wild beast, a deer'. Im Dornenbusch means 'in the thornbush'."}],"words":[{"surface":"und","lemma":"und","morphology":"conjunction","role":"depends on standen","gloss":"and"},{"surface":"wie","lemma":"wie","morphology":"adverb","role":"depends on standen, introduces comparison","gloss":"like"},{"surface":"ein","lemma":"ein","morphology":"determiner, nominative, neuter, singular","role":"depends on Wild","gloss":"a"},{"surface":"weißes","lemma":"weiß","morphology":"adjective, nominative, neuter, singular","role":"depends on Wild","gloss":"white"},{"surface":"Wild","lemma":"Wild","morphology":"noun, nominative, neuter, singular","role":"depends on wie","gloss":"deer","note":"'Wild' literally means 'game' (a wild animal); the translation specifies 'deer.'"},{"surface":"im","lemma":"in","morphology":"preposition","role":"depends on Wild","gloss":"in the"},{"surface":"Dornenbusch","lemma":"Dornenbusch","morphology":"noun, dative, masculine, singular","role":"depends on im","gloss":"thornbush"}]},{"number":6,"label":"6","id":"pieta-s2-l1","source":"So seh ich deine niegeliebten Glieder","translation":"So I see your never-loved limbs","stanza":2,"audio":"https://audio.1732studios.com/rilke/pieta-s2-l1.m4a","notes":[{"kind":"vocabulary","term":"niegeliebten","title":"A coined compound adjective","body":"Rilke fuses nie, 'never', and geliebt, 'loved', into one adjective, niegeliebt, 'never loved', declined here as niegeliebten. Die Glieder are the 'limbs, members' of the body."}],"words":[{"surface":"So","lemma":"so","morphology":"adverb","role":"depends on seh","gloss":"so"},{"surface":"seh","lemma":"sehen","morphology":"verb, present, indicative, first-person, singular","role":"main verb of the sentence","gloss":"see"},{"surface":"ich","lemma":"ich","morphology":"pronoun, nominative, first-person, singular","role":"depends on seh","gloss":"I"},{"surface":"deine","lemma":"dein","morphology":"determiner, accusative, plural","role":"depends on Glieder","gloss":"your"},{"surface":"niegeliebten","lemma":"niegeliebt","morphology":"adjective, accusative, neuter, plural","role":"depends on Glieder","gloss":"never-loved"},{"surface":"Glieder","lemma":"Glied","morphology":"noun, accusative, neuter, plural","role":"depends on seh","gloss":"limbs"}]},{"number":7,"label":"7","id":"pieta-s2-l2","source":"zum erstenmal in dieser Liebesnacht.","translation":"for the first time in this night of love.","audio":"https://audio.1732studios.com/rilke/pieta-s2-l2.m4a","notes":[{"kind":"vocabulary","term":"zum erstenmal","title":"For the first time","body":"Zum erstenmal, modern zum ersten Mal, is the fixed phrase 'for the first time'. Die Liebesnacht literally means 'love night', a night of love."}],"words":[{"surface":"zum","lemma":"zu","morphology":"preposition","role":"depends on seh (previous line)","gloss":"for the"},{"surface":"erstenmal","lemma":"erstenmal","morphology":"adverb","role":"depends on zum","gloss":"first time"},{"surface":"in","lemma":"in","morphology":"preposition","role":"depends on erstenmal","gloss":"in"},{"surface":"dieser","lemma":"dieser","morphology":"determiner, dative, feminine, singular","role":"depends on Liebesnacht","gloss":"this"},{"surface":"Liebesnacht","lemma":"Liebesnacht","morphology":"noun, dative, feminine, singular","role":"depends on in","gloss":"night of love"}]},{"number":8,"label":"8","id":"pieta-s2-l3","source":"Wir legten uns noch nie zusammen nieder,","translation":"We never yet lay down together,","audio":"https://audio.1732studios.com/rilke/pieta-s2-l3.m4a","notes":[{"kind":"grammar","term":"legten … nieder","title":"Separable reflexive verb","body":"Sich niederlegen means 'to lie down'. It is separable: the prefix nieder splits off and goes to the end of the clause, giving legten uns … nieder around noch nie zusammen, 'never yet together'. Uns is the reflexive object."}],"words":[{"surface":"Wir","lemma":"wir","morphology":"pronoun, nominative, plural","role":"depends on legten","gloss":"we"},{"surface":"legten","lemma":"legen","morphology":"verb, past, indicative, first-person, plural","role":"main verb of the sentence","gloss":"lay"},{"surface":"uns","lemma":"sich","morphology":"pronoun, accusative, plural, reflexive","role":"depends on legten","gloss":"ourselves"},{"surface":"noch","lemma":"noch","morphology":"adverb","role":"depends on nie","gloss":"yet"},{"surface":"nie","lemma":"nie","morphology":"adverb","role":"depends on legten","gloss":"never"},{"surface":"zusammen","lemma":"zusammen","morphology":"adverb","role":"depends on legten","gloss":"together"},{"surface":"nieder","lemma":"nieder","morphology":"adverb","role":"depends on legten","gloss":"down"}]},{"number":9,"label":"9","id":"pieta-s2-l4","source":"und nun wird nur bewundert und gewacht.","translation":"and now there is only marvelling and keeping watch.","audio":"https://audio.1732studios.com/rilke/pieta-s2-l4.m4a","notes":[{"kind":"grammar","term":"wird … bewundert und gewacht","title":"Impersonal passive, no subject","body":"Wird bewundert und gewacht is an impersonal passive with no subject, only the action named: 'there is marveling and watching'. Bewundern means 'to admire, to marvel at'; wachen means 'to keep watch, hold vigil'."}],"words":[{"surface":"und","lemma":"und","morphology":"conjunction","role":"depends on wird","gloss":"and"},{"surface":"nun","lemma":"nun","morphology":"adverb","role":"depends on wird","gloss":"now"},{"surface":"wird","lemma":"werden","morphology":"auxiliary verb, present, indicative, third-person, singular","role":"main verb of the sentence","gloss":"is"},{"surface":"nur","lemma":"nur","morphology":"adverb","role":"depends on bewundert","gloss":"only"},{"surface":"bewundert","lemma":"bewundern","morphology":"verb, participle","role":"depends on wird","gloss":"marvelled at"},{"surface":"und","lemma":"und","morphology":"conjunction","role":"depends on bewundert","gloss":"and"},{"surface":"gewacht","lemma":"wachen","morphology":"verb, participle","role":"depends on wird, coordinated with bewundert","gloss":"watched"}]},{"number":10,"label":"10","id":"pieta-s3-l1","source":"Doch, siehe, deine Hände sind zerrissen–:","translation":"Yet, look, your hands are torn open—:","stanza":3,"audio":"https://audio.1732studios.com/rilke/pieta-s3-l1.m4a","notes":[{"kind":"grammar","term":"Doch, siehe","title":"Doch and the old imperative siehe","body":"Doch marks a turn, 'yet, but'. Siehe is the old imperative of sehen, 'behold, look', more solemn than the everyday sieh. Zerrissen is the past participle of zerreißen, 'to tear apart'."}],"words":[{"surface":"Doch","lemma":"doch","morphology":"conjunction","role":"depends on siehe","gloss":"yet"},{"surface":"siehe","lemma":"sehen","morphology":"verb, imperative, second-person, singular","role":"interjection, addressed to the reader","gloss":"look"},{"surface":"deine","lemma":"dein","morphology":"determiner, nominative, plural","role":"depends on Hände","gloss":"your"},{"surface":"Hände","lemma":"Hand","morphology":"noun, nominative, feminine, plural","role":"depends on sind","gloss":"hands"},{"surface":"sind","lemma":"sein","morphology":"auxiliary verb, present, indicative, third-person, plural","role":"main verb of the sentence","gloss":"are"},{"surface":"zerrissen–","lemma":"zerreißen","morphology":"verb, participle, predicate","role":"depends on sind","gloss":"torn open"}]},{"number":11,"label":"11","id":"pieta-s3-l2","source":"Geliebter, nicht von mir, von meinen Bissen.","translation":"Beloved, not by me, not by my bites.","audio":"https://audio.1732studios.com/rilke/pieta-s3-l2.m4a","notes":[{"kind":"grammar","term":"von mir, von meinen Bissen","title":"Von marking the agent","body":"After a passive, sind zerrissen, von plus the dative names the agent, 'by'. Der Biss is 'a bite', from beißen, 'to bite'. Von mir, von meinen Bissen means 'by me, by my bites'."}],"words":[{"surface":"Geliebter","lemma":"Geliebter","morphology":"noun, vocative, masculine, singular","role":"head of the phrase","gloss":"beloved"},{"surface":"nicht","lemma":"nicht","morphology":"particle","role":"depends on mir","gloss":"not"},{"surface":"von","lemma":"von","morphology":"preposition","role":"depends on zerrissen (previous line)","gloss":"by"},{"surface":"mir","lemma":"ich","morphology":"pronoun, dative, first-person, singular","role":"depends on von","gloss":"me"},{"surface":"von","lemma":"von","morphology":"preposition","role":"depends on zerrissen (previous line)","gloss":"by"},{"surface":"meinen","lemma":"mein","morphology":"determiner, dative, plural","role":"depends on Bissen","gloss":"my"},{"surface":"Bissen","lemma":"Biss","morphology":"noun, dative, masculine, plural","role":"depends on von","gloss":"bites"}]},{"number":12,"label":"12","id":"pieta-s3-l3","source":"Dein Herz steht offen, und man kann hinein:","translation":"Your heart stands open, and one can go in:","audio":"https://audio.1732studios.com/rilke/pieta-s3-l3.m4a","notes":[{"kind":"grammar","term":"man kann hinein","title":"Man with directional hinein","body":"Man is the impersonal pronoun, 'one, anyone'. Hinein means 'into there', motion away from the speaker; a verb of motion such as gehen is understood, so man kann hinein means 'one can go in'."}],"words":[{"surface":"Dein","lemma":"dein","morphology":"determiner, nominative, neuter, singular","role":"depends on Herz","gloss":"your"},{"surface":"Herz","lemma":"Herz","morphology":"noun, nominative, neuter, singular","role":"depends on steht","gloss":"heart"},{"surface":"steht","lemma":"stehen","morphology":"verb, present, indicative, third-person, singular","role":"main verb of the sentence","gloss":"stands"},{"surface":"offen","lemma":"offen","morphology":"adjective, uninflected, predicate","role":"depends on steht","gloss":"open"},{"surface":"und","lemma":"und","morphology":"conjunction","role":"depends on kann","gloss":"and"},{"surface":"man","lemma":"man","morphology":"pronoun, nominative, singular","role":"depends on kann","gloss":"one"},{"surface":"kann","lemma":"können","morphology":"verb, present, indicative, third-person, singular","role":"main verb of the clause introduced by und","gloss":"can"},{"surface":"hinein","lemma":"hinein","morphology":"adverb","role":"depends on kann","gloss":"in"}]},{"number":13,"label":"13","id":"pieta-s3-l4","source":"das hätte dürfen nur mein Eingang sein.","translation":"that should have been only my way in.","audio":"https://audio.1732studios.com/rilke/pieta-s3-l4.m4a","notes":[{"kind":"grammar","term":"hätte dürfen … sein","title":"Unreal past with double infinitive","body":"Das hätte … sein dürfen is the subjunctive of unreal regret: 'that ought to have been allowed to be'. With the modal dürfen, 'to be permitted', the perfect uses a double infinitive instead of a participle, giving the order hätte dürfen … sein. Der Eingang means 'entrance, way in'."}],"words":[{"surface":"das","lemma":"der","morphology":"pronoun, nominative, neuter, singular","role":"depends on hätte","gloss":"that"},{"surface":"hätte","lemma":"haben","morphology":"auxiliary verb, past, subjunctive, third-person, singular","role":"main verb of the sentence","gloss":"should have","note":"Double-modal construction: 'hätte dürfen sein' = 'should have been allowed to be' (subjunctive perfect of a modal with an infinitive, hätte becomes dürfen becomes sein)."},{"surface":"dürfen","lemma":"dürfen","morphology":"auxiliary verb, infinitive","role":"depends on hätte","gloss":"been allowed to"},{"surface":"nur","lemma":"nur","morphology":"adverb","role":"depends on Eingang","gloss":"only"},{"surface":"mein","lemma":"mein","morphology":"determiner, nominative, masculine, singular","role":"depends on Eingang","gloss":"my"},{"surface":"Eingang","lemma":"Eingang","morphology":"noun, nominative, masculine, singular","role":"depends on sein","gloss":"way in"},{"surface":"sein","lemma":"sein","morphology":"auxiliary verb, infinitive","role":"depends on dürfen","gloss":"be"}]},{"number":14,"label":"14","id":"pieta-s4-l1","source":"Nun bist du müde, und dein müder Mund","translation":"Now you are weary, and your weary mouth","stanza":4,"audio":"https://audio.1732studios.com/rilke/pieta-s4-l1.m4a","notes":[],"words":[{"surface":"Nun","lemma":"nun","morphology":"adverb","role":"depends on bist","gloss":"now"},{"surface":"bist","lemma":"sein","morphology":"verb, present, indicative, second-person, singular","role":"main verb of the sentence","gloss":"are"},{"surface":"du","lemma":"du","morphology":"pronoun, nominative, second-person, singular","role":"depends on bist","gloss":"you"},{"surface":"müde","lemma":"müde","morphology":"adjective, uninflected, predicate","role":"depends on bist","gloss":"weary"},{"surface":"und","lemma":"und","morphology":"conjunction","role":"depends on bist","gloss":"and"},{"surface":"dein","lemma":"dein","morphology":"determiner, nominative, masculine, singular","role":"depends on Mund","gloss":"your"},{"surface":"müder","lemma":"müd","morphology":"adjective, nominative, masculine, singular","role":"depends on Mund","gloss":"weary"},{"surface":"Mund","lemma":"Mund","morphology":"noun, nominative, masculine, singular","role":"subject of hat (next line)","gloss":"mouth"}]},{"number":15,"label":"15","id":"pieta-s4-l2","source":"hat keine Lust zu meinem wehen Munde–.","translation":"has no desire for my aching mouth—.","audio":"https://audio.1732studios.com/rilke/pieta-s4-l2.m4a","notes":[{"kind":"vocabulary","term":"hat keine Lust zu","title":"Lust haben zu, to desire","body":"Lust haben zu means 'to have a desire or appetite for'. Weh is a poetic adjective, 'sore, aching, full of pain', declined here as wehen in the dative zu meinem wehen Munde, which keeps the old dative ending -e on Munde."}],"words":[{"surface":"hat","lemma":"haben","morphology":"verb, present, indicative, third-person, singular","role":"main verb of the sentence","gloss":"has"},{"surface":"keine","lemma":"kein","morphology":"determiner, accusative, feminine, singular","role":"depends on Lust","gloss":"no"},{"surface":"Lust","lemma":"Lust","morphology":"noun, accusative, feminine, singular","role":"depends on hat","gloss":"desire"},{"surface":"zu","lemma":"zu","morphology":"preposition","role":"depends on Lust","gloss":"for"},{"surface":"meinem","lemma":"mein","morphology":"determiner, dative, masculine, singular","role":"depends on Munde–.","gloss":"my"},{"surface":"wehen","lemma":"weh","morphology":"adjective, dative, masculine, singular","role":"depends on Munde–.","gloss":"aching","note":"'wehen' here is the inflected adjective 'weh' (aching, sore), not the verb 'wehen' (to blow)."},{"surface":"Munde–.","lemma":"Mund","morphology":"noun, dative, masculine, singular","role":"depends on zu","gloss":"mouth"}]},{"number":16,"label":"16","id":"pieta-s4-l3","source":"O Jesus, Jesus, wann war unsre Stunde?","translation":"O Jesus, Jesus, when was our hour?","audio":"https://audio.1732studios.com/rilke/pieta-s4-l3.m4a","notes":[{"kind":"vocabulary","term":"unsre Stunde","title":"Our hour, our moment","body":"Unsre is the contracted poetic form of unsere, 'our'. Die Stunde literally means 'hour', but idiomatically it can mean one's appointed time or moment."}],"words":[{"surface":"O","lemma":"o","morphology":"interjection","role":"depends on Jesus","gloss":"O"},{"surface":"Jesus","lemma":"Jesus","morphology":"proper noun, vocative, masculine, singular","role":"head of the phrase","gloss":"Jesus"},{"surface":"Jesus","lemma":"Jesus","morphology":"proper noun, vocative, masculine, singular","role":"repeats Jesus for emphasis","gloss":"Jesus"},{"surface":"wann","lemma":"wann","morphology":"interrogative adverb","role":"depends on war","gloss":"when"},{"surface":"war","lemma":"sein","morphology":"verb, past, indicative, third-person, singular","role":"main verb of the sentence","gloss":"was"},{"surface":"unsre","lemma":"unser","morphology":"determiner, nominative, feminine, singular","role":"depends on Stunde","gloss":"our"},{"surface":"Stunde","lemma":"Stunde","morphology":"noun, nominative, feminine, singular","role":"depends on war","gloss":"hour"}]},{"number":17,"label":"17","id":"pieta-s4-l4","source":"Wie gehn wir beide wunderlich zugrund.","translation":"How strangely we two go to our ruin.","audio":"https://audio.1732studios.com/rilke/pieta-s4-l4.m4a","notes":[{"kind":"vocabulary","term":"gehn … zugrund","title":"To perish, come to ruin","body":"Zugrunde gehen, spelled here zugrund without the final e, and gehn for gehen, means 'to perish, to be ruined, to come to nothing'. Wunderlich means 'strange, odd, uncanny', not 'wonderful'."}],"words":[{"surface":"Wie","lemma":"wie","morphology":"adverb","role":"depends on gehn","gloss":"how"},{"surface":"gehn","lemma":"gehen","morphology":"verb, present, indicative, first-person, plural","role":"main verb of the sentence","gloss":"go"},{"surface":"wir","lemma":"wir","morphology":"pronoun, nominative, plural","role":"depends on gehn","gloss":"we"},{"surface":"beide","lemma":"beide","morphology":"pronoun, nominative, plural","role":"depends on wir","gloss":"both"},{"surface":"wunderlich","lemma":"wunderlich","morphology":"adverb","role":"depends on gehn","gloss":"strangely"},{"surface":"zugrund","lemma":"zugrunde","morphology":"adverb","role":"depends on gehn","gloss":"to ruin"}]}]}