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Revision as of 06:14, 18 January 2016
Contents |
| Latin - lingua latīna | |
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| language transducer | |
| Coverage: | ~N/A% |
| Stems: | 876 |
| Vanilla stems: | 15 |
| Paradigms: | 30 |
| Location: | apertium-lat (incubator) |
| Families: | Romance languages |
| Areas: | |
| Lang info | Latin |
Apertium-lat is a morphological transducer (analyser/generator) for Latin, currently under development. It is intended to be compatible with other Apertium transducers so that they can be translated between. It's used in the following language pairs, which are all currently in the incubator as well:
Installation
Apertium-lat is currently located in incubator/apertium-lat.
Apertium development prerequisites must be installed in order to compile apertium-lat.
To compile, run
./autogen.sh make
To test, run e.g.
echo "Area est mensura geometrica." | apertium -d . lat-morph
The current output is
^Area/area<n><f><sg><abl>/area<n><f><sg><voc>/area<n><f><sg><nom>$ ^est/esse<vbser><pri><p3><sg>$ ^mensura/*mensura$ ^geometrica/*geometrica$^./.<sent>$^./.<sent>$
The * symbol indicates a form that's missing in the transducer, the first / symbol separates a form from analyses of it, and subsequent slashes separate multiple analyses.
Contact
Feel free to contact the original developer (gianluca [at] ggrossi.com) or the Apertium community with questions.
