Spletna slovenščina
navesti (verb)
- Sources: JANES 1.0
- Frequency: 8,913 (35.24 occurences per million words)
Main points
- The word most typically appears in news comments.
- It is most typically used in texts from the following sources: Twitter, the Kvarkadabra.net forum, and the Med.Over.Net forum.
- It is more typically used in tweets written in standard language.
- It is typically used with tweets with neutral content.
- It is more typically used by private users.
- It is more typically used in tweets written by male users.
Text type
Usage of the word navesti (verb) in different text types compared to the whole corpus (over 100 = more typical; under 100 = less typical)
Considering the corpus average, with the value of over 100 being above average, the word navesti (verb) exhibits the following usage in different text types: above-average in news comments (291.6) and blog posts (140.9) and below-average in tweets (30.1).
Platforms
Usage of the word navesti (verb) on different platforms compared to the whole corpus (over 100 = more typical; under 100 = less typical)
Considering the corpus average, with the value of over 100 being above average, the word navesti (verb) exhibits above-average typical usage on all the platforms listed. Values: Twitter (3,296,589,429), Kvarkadabra (637,850.7), Medovernet (198,749.5), Rtvslo (160,202.4), Pagetalk (138,472.3), Usertalk (103,521.1), Mladina (73,400), Avtomobilizem (73,181.3), Publishwall (53,206.2), and Reporter (30,559.5).
Year of publication
Usage of the word navesti (verb) from 2001 until 2017 compared to the whole corpus (over 100 = more typical; under 100 = less typical)
The usage of the word navesti (verb) was in 2001 above-average [352.1], and in 2017 below-average [38.9]. The word was statistically most typically used in 2001 [352.1], followed by year 2006 [294.3] and year 2007 [290.9].
Linguistic standardness
Usage of the word navesti (verb) considering different levels of linguistic standardness compared to the whole corpus (over 100 = more typical; under 100 = less typical)
Considering the corpus average, with the value of over 100 being above average, the word navesti (verb) exhibits the following usage in different degrees of language standardness: above-average in texts written in standard language (116.5) and below-average in texts written in somewhat informal language (99.7) and texts written in very informal language (21.8).
Sentiment
Usage percentages of the word navesti (verb) considering the attitude of the author, as found in the text
Taking into account the attitude of the text author, the word navesti (verb) exhibits the following usage: positive attitude (18.72%), negative attitude (39.47%), and neutral attitude (41.82%).
Positive
19 %
Negative
39 %
Neutral
42 %
Text source
Usage of the word navesti (verb) in different account types compared to the whole corpus (over 100 = more typical; under 100 = less typical)
Considering the corpus average, with the value of over 100 being above average, the word navesti (verb) exhibits the following usage in different account types: above-average in private user accounts (109.2) and below-average in corporate user accounts (38.7).
Author gender
Usage percentages of the word navesti (verb) by gender of the author of the text
Taking into account the author's gender, the word navesti (verb) exhibits the following usage: male gender (79.54%), female gender (13.09%), and without the information on gender (7.37%).
Male
80 %
Female
13 %
Unknown
7 %
Examples
Ko boš besedilo, recimo povedal bolj s svojimi besedami, pa lahko na koncu navedeš tudi vir iz katerega si črpal.
pagetalk, 2005
Sicer pa je definicijo iz SSKJ navedel tudi [per].
pagetalk, 2005
Tako, da res lahko tvorimo članek pod [per] [per] Veliki in tam navedemo še drugo ime »[per]«.
pagetalk, 2004
Verjetno se da za vsako črto narediti spodoben članek in pri tem navesti kakšne zanimive zglede.
pagetalk, 2004
Le napačno sem poimenoval članek - vzrok za takšno dejanje pa sem navedel zgoraj.
pagetalk, 2007
Ali je povezava z [per] možna, če navedem eno evropsko zagonetko...?
pagetalk, 2004
Nemški [per] ima dva nn. Prvič slišim za slabšalni pomen, ampak to ne pomeni, da se ime ne navede.
pagetalk, 2005
Jaz sem v pogovoru k vrhnji kategoriji Hrana in pijače navedel da ne želim rdečih seznamov.
pagetalk, 2005