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== Vowel Harmony == |
== Vowel Harmony == |
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Vowel harmony can often be ambiguous after the blank ى character, meaning that this calls for new classes, most urgently for nouns but possibly also for other classes |
Vowel harmony can often be ambiguous after the blank ى character, <s>meaning that this calls for new classes, most urgently for nouns but possibly also for other classes.</s> |
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Examples: til-lar, éghiz-lar, ish-lar |
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This is already solved in twol, using the {☫} symbol. |
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==Suffixes after Numbers or Special Characters== |
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Suffixes after Numbers or characters like " << >> are currently not analyzed at all |
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== Vowel dropping issues == |
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A number of issues, examples will be added. |
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With possessive suffix: |
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isim-ismi ئىسىم-ئىسمى |
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orun-orni ئورۇن-ئورنى |
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qisim-qismi قىسىم -قىسمى |
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== Orthographic Errors == |
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voicing/devoicing mistakes seem to come up frequently with loan words, e.g. with cenubda being written as cenubta |
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== See also == |
== See also == |
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* [[/Work plan|Work plan]] |
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* [[/Paper|Paper]] |
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* [[/GSoC2018_report|GSoC report]] |
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Latest revision as of 18:21, 11 August 2018
https://github.com/apertium/apertium-uig-tur
Contents
Vowel Harmony[edit]
Vowel harmony can often be ambiguous after the blank ى character, meaning that this calls for new classes, most urgently for nouns but possibly also for other classes.
Examples: til-lar, éghiz-lar, ish-lar
This is already solved in twol, using the {☫} symbol.
Suffixes after Numbers or Special Characters[edit]
Suffixes after Numbers or characters like " << >> are currently not analyzed at all
Vowel dropping issues[edit]
A number of issues, examples will be added.
With possessive suffix:
isim-ismi ئىسىم-ئىسمى
orun-orni ئورۇن-ئورنى
qisim-qismi قىسىم -قىسمى
Orthographic Errors[edit]
voicing/devoicing mistakes seem to come up frequently with loan words, e.g. with cenubda being written as cenubta
