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Table 3 The most common unigrams, bigrams and trigrams.

From: Characteristics of Finnish and Swedish intensive care nursing narratives: a comparative analysis to support the development of clinical language technologies

 

Finland (Finnish)

Sweden (Swedish)

The most common unigrams after FinCG/GTA

unigram

n

unigram

n

 

ja [and]

28,628

och [and]

40,427

 

ei [no]

20,557

i [in]

35,533

 

olla [be]

15,452

med, [with]

32,568

 

saada [receive]

10,995

[on]

31,650

 

hapettua[oxygenate]

10,665

ha [have]

22,633

The most common bigrams after FinCG/GTA

bigram

n

bigram

n

 

ei olla

3,496

circulation stabil

3,775

 

[is not]

 

[circulation stabile]

 
 

hapettua hyvin

2,517

för att

3,074

 

[oxygenate well]

 

[to]

 
 

yö aika

1,475

på morgon

2,890

 

[night time, misspelled]

 

[in morning]

 
 

avata silmä

1,299

under natt

2,792

 

[open eye]

 

[during night]

 
 

pitkä yö#vuoro

1,144

att suga

2,648

 

[long night-shift]

 

[to suction (liquid)]

 

The most common trigrams after FinCG/GTA

trigram

n

trigram

n

 

hapettua ja tuulettua

353

i samband med

1,958

 

[oxygenate and ventilate]

 

[in connection with]

 
 

ja tuulettua hyvin

314

slem att suga

1,297

 

[and ventilate well]

 

[to suction secretions]

 
 

ei yhteyden#otto yö

290

munhåla och svalg

1,189

 

[no contact night]

 

[oral cavity and throat]

 
 

ei olla tarvita

279

med god effect

860

 

[have no need]

 

[with good effect]

 
 

yhteyden#otto yö aika

264

att suga i

762

 

[contact night time]

 

[to suction in]