Difference between revisions of "Konkani"

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===Current status===
===Current status===


''Last update: 05 Oct 2020''
''Last update: 06 Oct 2020''


'''Dix entries:''' 65,379
'''Dix entries:''' 65,379
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=== Constraint Grammar ===
=== Constraint Grammar ===


Apertium-kok currently has 20 CG rules. Still there is a lot of room for disambiguation improvement using CG.
Apertium-kok currently has 24 CG rules. Still there is a lot of room for disambiguation improvement using CG.


===Future work===
===Future work===

Revision as of 10:19, 6 October 2020

Konkani (Wikipedia:Konkani language) is an Indo-Aryan or Indic language. It is available in Apertium as a standalone analyser/generator (apertium-kok) and as a component of pair which translates to/from Konkani.

Language pair

See also: List of language pairs

In incubator:

Pair name Language Last update
apertium-kok-hin Konkani <-> Hindi 05 Oct 2020

Apertium-kok

Current status

Last update: 06 Oct 2020

Dix entries: 65,379

Dix paradigms: 88

Coverage: 93.36% (Wikipedia)

Dictionary guidelines

The current Konkani dictionary is quite big (nearly 65,000 entries), so tidiness is essential to ensure future development:

  • Keep entries sorted alphabetically.
  • Keep entries grouped by type and tags (do not mix different types of proper nouns together).
  • Check the file with apertium-dixtools (to update the number of entries and remove duplicates).

Spelling variants

The standard spelling variant in Apertium is the official Devanagri script.

Constraint Grammar

Apertium-kok currently has 24 CG rules. Still there is a lot of room for disambiguation improvement using CG.

Future work

  • Add more words and paradigms