Difference between revisions of "Kyrgyz and Kazakh"

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** apertium-kaz-kir.kir.twol (Kyrgyz phonology)
** apertium-kaz-kir.kir.twol (Kyrgyz phonology)
** apertium-kaz-kir.kir-kaz.rlx (Kyrgyz disambiguation rules)
** apertium-kaz-kir.kir-kaz.rlx (Kyrgyz disambiguation rules)
: To change any of these files, please change the appropriate file in apertium-kir or apertium-kaz and run <tt>update-morphs.bash</tt>.
To change any of these files, please change the appropriate file in apertium-kir or apertium-kaz and run <tt>update-morphs.bash</tt>.


The main dictionary file is <tt>apertium-kaz-kir.kaz-kir.dix</tt> and transfer rules are in the .t1x and .t2x files.
The main dictionary file is <tt>apertium-kaz-kir.kaz-kir.dix</tt> and transfer rules are in the .t1x and .t2x files.

Revision as of 08:47, 30 April 2013

Apertium-kaz-kir is a development Kazakh-Kyrgyz translation pair in the incubator.

Example

 apertium-kaz-kir$ echo "Ауа райы бүгін әбден жақсы, жылы. Бірақ кеше өте суық еді." | apertium -d . kaz-kir
 Аба ырайы бүгүн абдан жакшы, жылуу. Бирок кече өтө суук эле.

Installation

Prereqs

Before you can install apertium-kaz-kir, you will need:

Location

The main respository to check out is:

You'll also want:

To compile

apertium-kaz-kir$ ./autogen.sh
apertium-kaz-kir$ make

Files and development

  • update-morphs.bash updates the following files from apertium-kir and apertium-kaz:
    • apertium-kaz-kir.kaz.lexc (Kazakh dictionary and morphology)
    • apertium-kaz-kir.kaz.twol (Kazakh phonology)
    • apertium-kaz-kir.kaz-kir.rlx (Kazakh disambiguation rules)
    • apertium-kaz-kir.kir.lexc (Kyrgyz dictionary and morphology)
    • apertium-kaz-kir.kir.twol (Kyrgyz phonology)
    • apertium-kaz-kir.kir-kaz.rlx (Kyrgyz disambiguation rules)

To change any of these files, please change the appropriate file in apertium-kir or apertium-kaz and run update-morphs.bash.

The main dictionary file is apertium-kaz-kir.kaz-kir.dix and transfer rules are in the .t1x and .t2x files.

See also