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Lingua::Zompist::Cadhinor - Inflect Cadhinor nouns, verbs, and adjectives
This document refers to version 0.92 of Lingua::Zompist::Cadhinor, released on 2002-05-20.
# no imports; using fully qualified function names
use Lingua::Zompist::Cadhinor;
$i_am = Lingua::Zompist::Cadhinor::demeric('ESAN')->[0];
# import specific functions into the current namespace
use Lingua::Zompist::Cadhinor qw( demeric crifel );
$you_know = demeric('SCRIFEC')->[1];
$they_had = crifel('TENEC')->[5];
# import all functions into the current namespace
use Lingua::Zompist::Cadhinor ':all';
$i_am = demeric('ESAN')->[0];
$table = noun('CUONOS'); # nouns
$table = noun('SEO'); # pronouns
$table = noun('KETTOS'); # pronouns
$table = adj('KHALTES'); # adjectives
# verbs -- separate functions
$table = demeric('SCRIFEC'); # (static definite) present
$table = scrifel('SCRIFEC'); # (static definite) past
$table = izhcrifel('SCRIFEC'); # (static definite) past anterior
$table = budemeric('SCRIFEC'); # (static) remote present
$table = buscrifel('SCRIFEC'); # (static) remote past
$table = bubefel('SCRIFEC'); # (static remote) imperative
# dynamic definite present
$table = dynamic('SCRIFEC', 'prilise', 'demeric');
$table = dynamic('SCRIFEC', 'definite', 'present');
# dynamic remote past
$table = dynamic('SCRIFEC', 'buprilise', 'scrifel');
$table = dynamic('SCRIFEC', 'remote', 'past');
($present, $past, $gerund) = part('SCRIFEC'); # participles
# verbs -- via the %verb hash -- in English
$table = $verb{static}{definite}{present}->('SCRIFEC');
$table = $verb{dynamic}{remote}{past}->('SCRIFEC');
# verbs -- via the %verb hash -- in Verdurian/Cadhinor
$table = $verb{nuncre}{prilise}{demeric}->('SCRIFEC');
$table = $verb{olocec}{buprilise}{scrifel}->('SCRIFEC');
Lingua::Zompist::Cadhinor is a module which allows you to inflect Cadhinor words. You can conjugate verbs and decline nouns, pronouns, adjectives, and the definite article.
There is one function to inflect nouns and pronouns. There are also functions for inflect adjectives and to form comparative and superlative forms as well as adverbs from them. Finally, there are several functions to inflect verbs, depending on the aspect, mood, and tense, and a function to form the participles of a verb.
There is also a hash which you can ask to import which may make the maze of verb-inflecting functions a little easier to use.
Lingua::Zompist::Cadhinor exports no functions by default, in order to avoid namespace pollution. This enables, for example, Lingua::Zompist::Cadhinor and Lingua::Zompist::Verdurian to be used in the same program, since otherwise some of the function names would clash. However, all functions listed here can be imported explicitly by naming them, or they can be imported all together by using the tag ':all'.
You can also ask to import the hash %verb. This hash is not imported by
default, even if you ask for ':all'; you have to ask for it by name. For
example:
use Lingua::Zompist::Cadhinor qw(:all %verb); # or use Lingua::Zompist::Cadhinor '%verb';
This module expects all input to be in upper case and will return all output in upper case. You should use the standard Latin transcription method for Cadhinor (with "TH" for ten, "DH" for edh, and "KH" for kodh).
In the future, this module may expect and produce the charset used by the Maraille font. At that point, the module Lingua::Zompist::Convert is expected to be available, which should be able to convert between that charset and standard charsets such as iso-8859-1 and utf-8.
This function allows you to inflect nouns and pronouns (including personal pronouns such as SEO and LET and relative and interrogative pronouns such as KEDIE, PSIAT, and KETTOS).
It takes one argument, the noun or pronoun to inflect, and returns an arrayref
on success, or undef or the empty list on failure (for example, because it
could not determine which conjugation a noun belonged to).
In general, the arrayref will have ten elements, in the following order:
nominative singular, genitive singular, accusative singular, dative singular,
ablative singular, nominative plural, genitive plural, accusative plural,
dative plural, ablative plural. In some cases, some of those elements may be
undef (especially in the plural of non-personal pronouns such as KETTOS
or THIKEDIE -- but not KAE).
The function should determine the gender and declension of the noun or pronoun automatically. Nouns ending in -IS are taken to be feminine unless they are on an internal list of neuter nouns in -IS. If you find a neuter noun in -IS which is not recognised correctly, please send me email.
undef. This function inflects adjectives (including AELU and ILLU). It expects
one argument (the adjective to decline) and returns an arrayref on success, or
undef or the empty list on failure.
The arrayref will itself contain three arrayrefs, each with ten elements. The first arrayref will contain the masculine forms, the second arrayref will contain the neuter forms, and the third arrayref will contain the feminine forms. The forms are in the same order as in the arrayref returned by the noun function. Briefly, this order is nominative - genitive - accusative - dative - ablative in singular and plural.
This function should determine the declension of an adjective automatically.
There is currently no function which returns the declension of an adjective (partly because the matter is so simple -- first declension adjectives end in -<cons>/-O/-A, second declension in -ES/-E/-IES, and third declension in -IS/-IS/-IS); however, if there is popular demand for such a function it could be quickly added.
This function returns the comparative form of an adjective (as, "higher" from
"high"). It takes one argument (the adjective to inflect) and returns the
comparative form, or undef on failure.
This function returns the superlative form of an adjective (as, "highest" from
"high"). It takes one argument (the adjective to inflect) and returns the
superlative form, or undef on failure.
This function returns the adverb corresponding to an adjective (as, "highly"
from "high"). It takes one argument (the adjective) and returns the
corresponding adverb, or undef on failure.
This function declines a verb in the (static definite) present tense. It takes
the verb to inflect as its argument and returns an arrayref on success, or
undef or the empty list on failure.
The arrayref will contain six elements, in the following order: first person singular ("I"), second person singular ("thou"), third person singular ("he/she/it"), first person plural ("we"), second person plural ("[all of] you"), third person plural ("they").
This function declines a verb in the (static definite) past tense. It is otherwise similar to the function demeric.
This function declines a verb in the (static definite) past anterior tense. It is otherwise similar to the function demeric.
This function declines a verb in the (static) remote present tense. It is otherwise similar to the function demeric.
The name is derived from buprilise "remote" and demeric "present".
This function declines a verb in the (static) remote past tense. It is otherwise similar to the function demeric.
The name is derived from buprilise "remote" and scrifel "past".
This function declines a verb in the (static remote) imperative. It is otherwise similar to the function demeric.
befel function, since the imperative exists only
in the remote mood in Cadhinor. undef, since the Cadhinor imperative only has forms for second
and third persons in singular and plural.The name is derived from buprilise "remote" and befel "imperative".
This function declines a verb in the dynamic aspect. It takes three arguments: first, the verb to decline; second, the mood (one of "prilise" or "buprilise", or the English versions "definite" and "remote"); and third, the tense (one of "demeric", "scrifel", "izhcrifel", or "befel", or the English versions "present", "past", "pastanterior" (or "past anterior"), and "imperative").
The return values are similar to those of the other verbal functions.
This function returns the three participles of a verb. It takes the verb as an
argument and returns an arrayref (in scalar context) or a list (in list
context) of three elements: the present (nominative) participle, the past
(accusative) participle, and the gerund (participle of need; "to be
<verb>ed"). On failure, it returns undef or the empty list.
Specifically, the form returned for each participle is the masculine nominative singular form of the participle (which can be considered the citation form). Since participles decline like regular adjectives, the other forms of the participles may be obtained by calling the adj function, if desired.
To ease the confusion caused by the different verbal functions (remembering
to use a 'bu-' function for the remote tense, or the different interface
in the dynamic aspect), it is also possible to inflect verbs by importing the
hash %verb into the current namespace.
This hash contains references to subroutines which only need to be passed the name of the verb to be inflected.
To fully qualify a tense, use the aspect, mood, and tense in that order, for example:
$table = $verb{static}{remote}{present}->('SCRIFEC');
This will place an arrayref with the forms of the static remote present of
the verb "SCRIFEC" in $table. It is also possible to use the
Verdurian/Cadhinor names of the moods and tenses:
$table = $verb{nuncre}{buprilise}{demeric}->('SCRIFEC');
The Verdurian/Cadhinor names for static and dynamic are nuncre and olocec, respectively.
For convenience, it is also possible to use an abbreviated notation. Since I suppose that the most common aspect is the static aspect, and the most common mood the definite mood, you can leave off those aspects and moods if you wish. So the following should all yield the same result:
$table = $verb{static}{definite}{past}->('SCRIFEC');
$table = $verb{definite}{past}->('SCRIFEC');
$table = $verb{static}{past}->('SCRIFEC');
$table = $verb{past}->('SCRIFEC');
$table = $verb{nuncre}{prilise}{scrifel}->('SCRIFEC');
$table = $verb{prilise}{scrifel}->('SCRIFEC');
$table = $verb{nuncre}{scrifel}->('SCRIFEC');
$table = $verb{scrifel}->('SCRIFEC');
As a special nod to laziness, if you use {imperative} or {befel} without
specifying a mood, remote rather than the definite mood is chosen, since there
is no definite imperative in Cadhinor. So $verb{befel}->('CREGEN')->[1]
and $verb{static}{imperative}->('CREGEN')->[1] give you the equivalent
of $verb{static}{remote}{imperative}->('CREGEN')->[1] rather than the
equivalent of $verb{static}{definite}{imperative}->('CREGEN')->[1].
On the other hand, you may find this interface to be more confusing than calling the different functions directly. Take your pick and use whichever you prefer :-).
This module should handle irregular words correctly. However, if there is a word that is inflected incorrectly, please send me email and notify me.
However, please make sure that you have checked against a current version of http://www.zompist.com/native.htm or PreCadh.doc, or that you asked Mark Rosenfelder himself; the grammar occasionally changes as small errors are found or words change.
If you use this module, then I'd appreciate hearing about it, just so I have an idea of how many people use it. Drop me a line at the address listed in AUTHOR.
Lingua::Zompist::Kebreni, Lingua::Zompist::Verdurian, http://www.zompist.com/native.htm, PreCadh.doc (available from http://www.zompist.com/embassy.htm#learning )
Philip Newton, <pne@cpan.org>
[This is basically the BSD licence.]
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package Lingua::Zompist::Cadhinor; use 5.005; use strict; require Exporter; use vars qw($VERSION @ISA @EXPORT @EXPORT_OK %EXPORT_TAGS %verb); @ISA = qw(Exporter); # Items to export into callers namespace by default. Note: do not export # names by default without a very good reason. Use EXPORT_OK instead. # Do not simply export all your public functions/methods/constants. # This allows declaration use Lingua::Zompist::Cadhinor ':all'; # If you do not need this, moving things directly into @EXPORT or @EXPORT_OK # will save memory. %EXPORT_TAGS = ( 'all' => [ qw( demeric scrifel izhcrifel budemeric buscrifel bubefel dynamic part noun adj comp super adv ) ], 'verb' => [ qw( demeric scrifel izhcrifel budemeric buscrifel bubefel dynamic part ) ], 'nonverb' => [ qw( noun adj comp super adv ) ], ); @EXPORT_OK = ( @{ $EXPORT_TAGS{'all'} }, '%verb' ); @EXPORT = qw( ); $VERSION = '0.92'; %verb = ( static => { prilise => { demeric => \&demeric, scrifel => \&scrifel, izhcrifel => \&izhcrifel, befel => sub { return; }, # no definite imperative }, buprilise => { demeric => \&budemeric, scrifel => \&buscrifel, izhcrifel => sub { return; }, # no remote past anterior befel => \&bubefel, }, }, # dynamic => \&dynamic dynamic => { prilise => { demeric => sub { dynamic( $_[0], 'prilise', 'demeric' ); }, scrifel => sub { dynamic( $_[0], 'prilise', 'scrifel' ); }, izhcrifel => sub { dynamic( $_[0], 'prilise', 'izhcrifel' ); }, befel => sub { return; }, # no definite imperative }, buprilise => { demeric => sub { dynamic( $_[0], 'buprilise', 'demeric' ); }, scrifel => sub { dynamic( $_[0], 'buprilise', 'scrifel' ); }, izhcrifel => sub { return; }, # no remote past anterior befel => \&bubefel, # same for static and dynamic aspects }, }, part => \&part, ); # Set up aliases { my($aspect, $mood, $tense); $verb{'nuncre'} = $verb{'static'}; $verb{'olocec'} = $verb{'dynamic'}; for $aspect (qw(static dynamic)) { $verb{$aspect}{definite} = $verb{$aspect}{prilise}; $verb{$aspect}{remote} = $verb{$aspect}{buprilise}; for $mood (qw(prilise buprilise)) { $verb{$aspect}{$mood}{'present'} = $verb{$aspect}{$mood}{demeric}; $verb{$aspect}{$mood}{'past'} = $verb{$aspect}{$mood}{scrifel}; $verb{$aspect}{$mood}{'pastanterior'} = $verb{$aspect}{$mood}{'past anterior'} = $verb{$aspect}{$mood}{izhcrifel}; $verb{$aspect}{$mood}{'imperative'} = $verb{$aspect}{$mood}{befel}; } for $tense (qw(demeric scrifel izhcrifel present past pastanterior), 'past anterior') { $verb{$aspect}{$tense} = $verb{$aspect}{definite}{$tense}; } for $tense (qw(befel imperative)) { $verb{$aspect}{$tense} = $verb{$aspect}{remote}{$tense}; } } for $mood (qw(prilise buprilise definite remote)) { $verb{$mood} = $verb{static}{$mood}; } for $tense (qw(demeric scrifel izhcrifel present past pastanterior), 'past anterior') { $verb{$tense} = $verb{static}{definite}{$tense}; } for $tense (qw(befel imperative)) { $verb{$tense} = $verb{static}{remote}{$tense}; } } # Verbs borrowed form other languages, and thus not subject to # stem-changing rules my %borrowed = ( 'DEBUTAN' => 1, # Mark says these two don't change; 'NACITAN' => 1, # however, I don't know why not. 'ONOTER' => 'Cuêzi o:inote', ); # Fricativised versions of consonants my %fric = ( 'T' => 'TH', 'D' => 'DH', 'P' => 'F', ); my $far = qr/^FAR$/; my $kes = qr/^KES$/; my $nen = qr/^NEN$/; my @persons = qw(SEO LET TU TAS MUKH CAI); my @cases = qw(nom gen acc dat abl); my @numbers = qw(sing pl); my %present = ( EC => [ qw( AO EOS ES OM OUS ONT ) ], AN => [ qw( AI EIS ET AM US ONT ) ], EN => [ qw( AI EIS ET EM ES ENT ) ], ER => [ qw( U EUS ET UM US UNT ) ], IR => [ qw( U EUS IT UM US INT ) ], dyn => [ qw( UI UIS UT IM IS INT ) ], ); my %past = ( EC => [ qw( I IUS U UM US IUNT ) ], AN => [ qw( IO IOS AE UOM UOS IONT ) ], EN => [ qw( IO IOS AE UOM UES IONT ) ], ER => [ qw( IE IES E EM ES IENT ) ], IR => [ qw( IE IES AE EM ES IENT ) ], ); my %demeric = ( ESAN => [ qw( SAI SEIS ES ESAM ESOS SONT ) ], EPESAN => [ qw( EUSAI EUSEIS EPES EPESAM EPESOS EUSONT ) ], CTANEN => [ qw( CTAI CTES CTET CTANAM CTANUS CTANONT ) ], # FAR => [ qw( FAEO FAES FAET FASCOM FASCOUS FASCONT ) ], FAR => [ qw( FAEU FAES FAET FASCOM FASCOUS FASCONT ) ], IUSIR => [ qw( IUSU IUS IUT IUSUM IUSUS IUINT ) ], LIUBEC => [ qw( LIUO LIUOS LIUS LIUBOM LIUBOUS LIUBONT ) ], KETHEN => [ qw( KETHUI KETHUS KETHUT KETHEM KETHES KENT ) ], CULLIR => [ qw( CULLU CULS CULT CULLUM CULLUS CULLINT ) ], OHIR => [ qw( OHU UIS UIT OHUM OHUS OHINT ) ], SCRIFEC => [ qw( SCRIFAO SCRIS SCRIT SCRIFOM SCRIFOUS SCRIFONT ) ], NEN => [ qw( NEI NIS NIT NESEM NESES NENT ) ], KES => [ qw( KEAI KIES KIET KEHAM KEHUS KEHONT ) ], # VOLIR => [ qw( VULU VUIS VUIT VOLUM VOLUS VOLINT ) ], VOLIR => [ qw( VULU VULS VULT VOLUM VOLUS VOLINT ) ], FAUCIR => [ qw( FAU FEUS FEUT FAUCUM FAUCUS FAUCINT ) ], FAILIR => [ qw( FAILU FELS FELT FAILUM FAILUS FAILINT ) ], ); sub demeric { my $verb = shift; my $stem = $verb; my $table; return $demeric{$verb} if exists $demeric{$verb}; ENDING: for my $ending ( keys %present ) { if(substr($stem, -2, 2) eq $ending) { substr($stem, -2, 2) = ''; $table = [ map "$stem$_", @{$present{$ending}} ]; last ENDING; } } # Stem change if($verb =~ /[AEIOU][TDP][IE]R$/ && !exists $borrowed{$verb} && ($verb !~ /ATIR$/ || $verb eq 'CLATIR')) { for(@$table) { s/([TDP])(U(?:[MS]|NT)?)$/$fric{$1}$2/; } } return $table; } my %scrifel = ( ESAN => [ qw( FUIO FUIOS FUAE FUOM FUOS FUNT ) ], EPESAN => [ qw( EUSIO EUSIOS EPAE EUSUOM EUSUOS EUSIONT ) ], # KETHEN => [ qw( KIO/KETHIO KETHIOS KIAE KETHUOM KETHUES KIONT ) ], KETHEN => [ qw( KIO/KETHIO KETHIOS KIAE KETHUOM KETHUES KETHIONT ) ], NEN => [ qw( NIO NIOS NAE NESUOM NESUES NIONT ) ], # semi-regular: FAR is like FASCEC, KES like KAIVAN FAR => [ qw( FASCI FASCIUS FASCU FASCUM FASCUS FASCIUNT ) ], KES => [ qw( KAIVIO KAIVIOS KAIVAE KAIVUOM KAIVUOS KAIVIONT ) ], ); sub scrifel { my $verb = shift; my $stem = $verb; my $table; return $scrifel{$verb} if exists $scrifel{$verb}; ENDING: for my $ending ( keys %past ) { if(substr($stem, -2, 2) eq $ending) { substr($stem, -2, 2) = ''; $table = [ map "$stem$_", @{$past{$ending}} ]; last ENDING; } } # Stem change if($verb =~ /[AEIOU][TDP]EC$/ && !exists $borrowed{$verb}) { for(@$table) { s/([TDP])(U[MS]?)$/$fric{$1}$2/; } } return $table; } my %izhcrifel = ( ESAN => [ qw( FURIO FURIOS FURAE FUROM FUROS FURIONT ) ], EPESAN => [ qw( EUSERIO EUSERIOS EPERAE EUSEROM EUSEROS EUSERIONT ) ], ); sub izhcrifel { my $verb = shift; my $stem = $verb; my $table; return $izhcrifel{$verb} if exists $izhcrifel{$verb}; if($stem =~ s/$far/FASCER/o || $stem =~ s/([BPDTGKCFVRSZMNL]|[TDK]?H)REC$/$1$1ER/ || $stem =~ s/EC$/ER/) { $table = [ map "$stem$_", @{$past{EC}} ]; } elsif($stem =~ s/$kes/KAIVER/o || $stem =~ s/([BPDTGKCFVRSZMNL]|[TDK]?H)RAN$/$1$1ER/ || $stem =~ s/AN$/ER/) { $table = [ map "$stem$_", @{$past{AN}} ]; for(@$table) { s/UOM$/OM/; s/UOS$/OS/; } } elsif($stem =~ s/$nen/NESER/o || $stem =~ s/([BPDTGKCFVRSZMNL]|[TDK]?H)REN$/$1$1ER/ || $stem =~ s/EN$/ER/) { $table = [ map "$stem$_", @{$past{EN}} ]; for(@$table) { s/UOM$/OM/; s/UES$/ES/; } } elsif($stem =~ s/([BPDTGKCFVRSZMNL]|[TDK]?H)RER$/$1$1IR/ || $stem =~ s/ER$/IR/) { $table = [ map "$stem$_", @{$past{ER}} ]; s/U(O[SM])$/$1/ for @$table; } elsif($stem =~ s/([BPDTGKCFVRSZMNL]|[TDK]?H)RIR$/$1$1IR/ || $stem =~ m/IR$/) { $table = [ map "$stem$_", @{$past{IR}} ]; s/U(ES|OM)$/$1/ for @$table; } else { return; } return $table; } sub budemeric { my $verb = shift; my $stem = $verb; return [ map "EST$_", qw( AO EIS ES OM OS ONT ) ] if $verb eq 'ESAN'; if($stem =~ s/$far/FASS/o || $stem =~ s/^CURREC$/CORS/) { return [ map "$stem$_", @{$present{EC}} ]; } elsif($stem =~ s/^METTAN$/MESS/ || $stem =~ s/^DAN$/DON/ || $stem =~ s/^PU([GH])AN$/PO$1/ || $stem =~ s/^BRIGAN$/BROG/ || $stem =~ s/^SUBRAN$/SOBR/ || $stem =~ s/^LEGAN$/LOG/ || $stem =~ s/^LAUDAN$/LOD/ || $stem =~ s/^KUSAN$/KOSS/) { return [ map "$stem$_", @{$present{AN}} ]; } elsif($stem =~ s/^([DKL]E|TO)SCEN$/$1SS/ || $stem =~ s/^(DES|FER)IEN$/$1S/ || $stem =~ s/^LEILEN$/LELS/ || $stem =~ s/^KETHEN$/KOTH/) { return [ map "$stem$_", @{$present{EN}} ]; } elsif($stem =~ s/^([SV])ALTER$/$1ELS/ || $stem =~ s/^STERER$/STERS/ || $stem =~ s/^NOER$/NOS/) { return [ map "$stem$_", @{$present{ER}} ]; } elsif($stem =~ s/^MERIR$/MERS/ || $stem =~ s/^NURIR$/NORS/ || $stem =~ s/^AMARIR$/AMERS/ || $stem =~ s/^DUCIR$/DOC/ || $stem =~ s/^IUSIR$/IOSS/) { return [ map "$stem$_", @{$present{IR}} ]; } elsif($stem =~ s/EC$/ET/) { return [ map "$stem$_", qw( AO EIS ES OM OS ONT ) ]; } elsif($stem =~ s/$kes/KAIVEM/o || $stem =~ s/AN$/EM/) { return [ map "$stem$_", qw( AI ES ET AM US ONT ) ]; } elsif($stem =~ s/$nen/NESEM/o || $stem =~ s/EN$/EM/) { return [ map "$stem$_", qw( AI ES ET EM ES ENT ) ]; } elsif($stem =~ s/ER$/ET/) { return [ map "$stem$_", qw( U OS IS UM US UNT ) ]; } elsif($stem =~ s/IR$/ET/) { return [ map "$stem$_", qw( U OS IS UM US INT ) ]; } else { return; } } sub buscrifel { my $verb = shift; my $stem = $verb; return [ map "ESC$_", qw( AO EIS ES OM OS ONT ) ] if $verb eq 'ESAN'; if($stem =~ s/$far/FASS/o || $stem =~ s/^CURREC$/CORS/) { return [ map "$stem$_", @{$past{EC}} ]; } elsif($stem =~ s/^METTAN$/MESS/ || $stem =~ s/^DAN$/DON/ || $stem =~ s/^PU([GH])AN$/PO$1/ || $stem =~ s/^BRIGAN$/BROG/ || $stem =~ s/^SUBRAN$/SOBR/ || $stem =~ s/^LEGAN$/LOG/ || $stem =~ s/^LAUDAN$/LOD/ || $stem =~ s/^KUSAN$/KOSS/) { return [ map "$stem$_", @{$past{AN}} ]; } elsif($stem =~ s/^([DKL]E|TO)SCEN$/$1SS/ || $stem =~ s/^(DES|FER)IEN$/$1S/ || $stem =~ s/^LEILEN$/LELS/ || $stem =~ s/^KETHEN$/KOTH/) { return [ map "$stem$_", @{$past{EN}} ]; } elsif($stem =~ s/^([SV])ALTER$/$1ELS/ || $stem =~ s/^STERER$/STERS/ || $stem =~ s/^NOER$/NOS/) { return [ map "$stem$_", @{$past{ER}} ]; } elsif($stem =~ s/^MERIR$/MERS/ || $stem =~ s/^NURIR$/NORS/ || $stem =~ s/^AMARIR$/AMERS/ || $stem =~ s/^DUCIR$/DOC/ || $stem =~ s/^IUSIR$/IOSS/) { return [ map "$stem$_", @{$past{IR}} ]; } elsif($stem =~ m/EC$/) { return [ map "$stem$_", qw( AO EIS ES OM OS ONT ) ]; } elsif($stem =~ s/$kes/KAIVIN/o || $stem =~ s/AN$/IN/) { return [ map "$stem$_", qw( AI ES ET AM US ONT ) ]; } elsif($stem =~ s/$nen/NESIN/o || $stem =~ s/EN$/IN/) { return [ map "$stem$_", qw( AI ES ET EM ES ENT ) ]; } elsif($stem =~ s/([BPDTGKCFVRSZMNL]|[TDK]?H)RER$/$1$1IR/ || $stem =~ s/ER$/IR/) { return [ map "$stem$_", qw( U OS IS UM US UNT ) ]; } elsif($stem =~ s/([BPDTGKCFVRSZMNL]|[TDK]?H)RIR$/$1$1IR/ || $stem =~ m/IR$/) { return [ map "$stem$_", qw( U OS IS UM US INT ) ]; } else { return; } } sub bubefel { my $verb = shift; my $stem = $verb; if($stem =~ s/$far/FASS/o || $stem =~ s/^CURREC$/CORS/ || $stem =~ s/EC$//) { return [ undef, map ( "$stem$_", qw( E UAS ) ), undef, map ( "$stem$_", qw( EL UANT ) ) ]; } elsif($stem =~ s/$kes/KAIV/o || $stem =~ s/^METTAN$/MESS/ || $stem =~ s/^DAN$/DON/ || $stem =~ s/^PU([GH])AN$/PO$1/ || $stem =~ s/^BRIGAN$/BROG/ || $stem =~ s/^SUBRAN$/SOBR/ || $stem =~ s/^LEGAN$/LOG/ || $stem =~ s/^LAUDAN$/LOD/ || $stem =~ s/^KUSAN$/KOSS/ || $stem =~ s/AN$//) { return [ undef, map ( "$stem$_", qw( I UAT ) ), undef, map ( "$stem$_", qw( IL UANT ) ) ]; } elsif($stem =~ s/$nen/NES/o || $stem =~ s/^([DKL]E|TO)SCEN$/$1SS/ || $stem =~ s/^(DES|FER)IEN$/$1S/ || $stem =~ s/^LEILEN$/LELS/ || $stem =~ s/^KETHEN$/KOTH/ || $stem =~ s/EN$//) { return [ undef, map ( "$stem$_", qw( I UAT ) ), undef, map ( "$stem$_", qw( IL UANT ) ) ]; } elsif($stem =~ s/^([SV])ALTER$/$1ELS/ || $stem =~ s/^STERER$/STERS/ || $stem =~ s/^NOER$/NOS/ || $stem =~ s/ER$//) { return [ undef, map ( "$stem$_", qw( U AS ) ), undef, map ( "$stem$_", qw( UL ANT ) ) ]; } elsif($stem =~ s/^MERIR$/MERS/ || $stem =~ s/^NURIR$/NORS/ || $stem =~ s/^AMARIR$/AMERS/ || $stem =~ s/^DUCIR$/DOC/ || $stem =~ s/^IUSIR$/IOSS/ || $stem =~ s/IR$//) { return [ undef, map ( "$stem$_", qw( U UAT ) ), undef, map ( "$stem$_", qw( UL UANT ) ) ]; } else { return; } } my %dyntense = ( demeric => 'demeric', present => 'demeric', scrifel => 'scrifel', past => 'scrifel', izhcrifel => 'izhcrifel', pastanterior => 'izhcrifel', 'past anterior' => 'izhcrifel', befel => 'befel', imperative => 'befel', ); my %dynmood = ( prilise => 'prilise', definite => 'prilise', buprilise => 'buprilise', remote => 'buprilise', ); sub dynamic { my($verb, $mood, $tense) = @_; my $stem = $verb; my $table; if($stem =~ s/$far/FASC/o || $stem =~ s/$nen/NES/o || $stem =~ s/$kes/KAIV/o || $stem =~ s/(?:EC|[AE]N|[EI]R)$//) { if($dynmood{$mood} eq 'prilise') { return unless $dyntense{$tense} eq 'demeric' || $dyntense{$tense} eq 'scrifel' || $dyntense{$tense} eq 'izhcrifel'; $stem .= 'EV' if $dyntense{$tense} eq 'scrifel'; $stem .= 'ER' if $dyntense{$tense} eq 'izhcrifel'; $table = [ map "$stem$_", @{$present{dyn}} ]; } elsif($dynmood{$mood} eq 'buprilise') { return unless $dyntense{$tense} eq 'demeric' || $dyntense{$tense} eq 'scrifel' || $dyntense{$tense} eq 'befel'; if($dyntense{$tense} eq 'demeric') { $table = [ map "$stem$_", qw( I IS UAT UAM UAS UANT ) ]; } elsif($dyntense{$tense} eq 'scrifel') { $stem .= 'IS'; $table = [ map "$stem$_", qw( I US AT AM AS ANT ) ]; } elsif($dyntense{$tense} eq 'befel') { # imperative is the same for static and dynamic forms $table = bubefel($verb); } else { return; } } else { return; } } else { return; } # Stem change if($dyntense{$tense} ne 'befel' && # imperative endings don't trigger # sound changes $verb =~ /[AEIOU][TDP](?:[IE]R|[AE]N|EC)$/ && !exists $borrowed{$verb} && ($verb !~ /ATIR$/ || $verb eq 'CLATIR')) { for(@$table) { # UI UIS UT UAT UAM UAS UANT s/([TDP])(U(?:IS?|T|A(?:[SMT]|NT)))$/$fric{$1}$2/; } } return $table; } sub part { my $verb = shift; for($verb) { s/$far/FASCEC/o; s/$nen/NESEN/o; s/$kes/KAIVAN/o; } my($present, $past, $gerund) = ($verb) x 3; return unless $verb =~ /(?:EC|[AE]N|[EI]R)$/; for($present) { s/EC$/ILES/ || s/IR$/IC/ || s/(?:ER|[AE]N)$/EC/; } for($past) { s/E[CR]$/EL/ || s/(?:[AE]N|IR)$/UL/; } for($gerund) { s/E[CR]$/IM/ || s/(?:[AE]N|IR)$/AUM/; } return wantarray ? ($present, $past, $gerund) : [ $present, $past, $gerund ]; } my %masc = ( ); my %neut = ( ATITRIS => 'atüchy', CRENIS => 'iscreniy', DACTIS => 'dazhy', DROGIS => 'drozhy', FILIS => 'fiy', FUELIS => 'föy', ISCRENILIS => 'iscreniy', IULIS => 'zhuy', KATTIS => 'katy', KILIS => 'ciy', KRAIS => 'rhay', LENTILIS => 'lëtiy', LITIS => 'lichy', LOIS => 'loy', MEIS => 'mey', MIHIS => 'miy', MILGIS => 'mily', MITIS => 'michy', NACUIS => 'nacuy', NMURTHANIS => 'múrtany', NOTHONIS => 'nodhony', OBELIS => 'obly', ORAIS => 'oray', PENGIS => 'peny', PLASIS => 'plasy', RAIS => 'ray', SABLIS => 'sably', SCRAIS => 'shray', SEGLIS => 'segly', SPAIS => 'sfay', SUIS => 'suy', VELAIS => 'vlay', ZURRIS => 'zury', ); my %noun = ( # personal pronouns SEO => [ qw( SEO EAE ETH SEON ED TAS TAIE TAIM TAUN TAD ) ], LET => [ qw( LET LEAE EK LUN LETH MUKH MUIE MUIM MUIN MUOTH ) ], TU => [ qw( TU TUAE TUA TUN TOTH CAI CAIE CAIM CAIN CAITH ) ], ZE => [ undef, qw( ZEHIE ZETH ZEHUN ZEHOTH ), undef, qw( ZAHIE ZAHAM ZAHAN ZAHATH ) ], TAS => [ qw( TAS TAIE TAIM TAUN TAD ), (undef) x 5 ], MUKH => [ qw( MUKH MUIE MUIM MUIN MUOTH ), (undef) x 5 ], CAI => [ qw( CAI CAIE CAIM CAIN CAITH ), (undef) x 5 ], ZA => [ undef, qw( ZAHIE ZAHAM ZAHAN ZAHATH ), (undef) x 5 ], # possessive adjectives: # SEO -> ERIS # LET -> LERIS # TU -> TURIS # TAS -> TANDES # MUKH -> MUNDES # CAI -> CAIRIS # pointers AELU => [ qw( AELU AELUI AELETH AELUN AELOTH ), (undef) x 5 ], AELO => [ qw( AELO AELOI AELOR AELON AELOTH ), (undef) x 5 ], AELA => [ qw( AELA AELAE AELEA AELAN AELAD ), (undef) x 5 ], ILLU => [ qw( ILLU ILLUI ILLETH ILLUN ILLOTH ), (undef) x 5 ], ILLO => [ qw( ILLO ILLOI ILLO ILLON ILLOTH ), (undef) x 5 ], ILLA => [ qw( ILLA ILLAE ILLEA ILLAN ILLAD ), (undef) x 5 ], AETTOS => [ qw( AETTOS AETTEI AETTOT AETTAN AETTOTH ), (undef) x 5 ], # TOTOS actually conjugates like a regular masculine noun, but I'm keeping # it here with its relatives TOTOS => [ qw( TOTOS TOTEI TOT TOTAN TOTOTH ), (undef) x 5 ], # AECTA and CESTA are like feminine nouns # question words KAE => [ qw( KAE KAIE KAETH KAEN KAETH KAHE KAHIE KAHAM KAHAN KAHATH ) ], KETTOS => [ qw( KETTOS KETTEI KETTOT KETTAN KETTOTH ), (undef) x 5 ], # older forms: # KESTU => [ qw( KESTU KEISE KEISAM KEISAN KEISE ), (undef) x 5 ], KEDIE => [ qw( KEDIE KEDIEI KEDIA KEDIEN KEDID ), (undef) x 5 ], # quantity words NIKTOS => [ qw( NIKTOS NIKTEI NIKTOT NIKTAN NIKTOTH ), (undef) x 5 ], NISIOS => [ qw( NISIOS NISIEI NISIOT NISIAN NISIOTH ), (undef) x 5 ], THISIOS => [ qw( THISIOS THISIEI THISIOT THISIAN THISIOTH ), (undef) x 5 ], PSIAT => [ qw( PSIAT PSIE PSIAT PSIAN PSIAD ), (undef) x 5 ], NIES => [ qw( NIES NIEI NIET NIEN NIETH ), (undef) x 5 ], PSIES => [ qw( PSIES PSIEI PSIET PSIEN PSIETH ), (undef) x 5 ], THIKEDIE => [ qw( THIKEDIE THIKEDIEI THIKEDIA THIKEDIEN THIKEDID ), (undef) x 5 ], # NIKUDA and PSUDA are like feminine nouns ); sub noun { my $noun = shift; my $stem = $noun; my $type = 'fem'; my $table; $type = 'masc' if exists $masc{$noun}; $type = 'neut' if exists $neut{$noun}; return $noun{$noun} if exists $noun{$noun}; if($stem =~ s/OS$//) { $table = [ map "$stem$_", 'OS', 'EI', '', qw( AN OTH IT IE I IN ITH ) ]; } elsif($stem =~ s/AS$//) { $table = [ map "$stem$_", qw( AS AI A AN ATH AIT AIE AI AIN AITH ) ]; } elsif($stem =~ s/O$//) { $table = [ map "$stem$_", qw( O OI OM ON OTH OI OIE OIM OIN OITH ) ]; } elsif($stem =~ s/U$//) { $table = [ map "$stem$_", qw( U UI UM UN UTH UI UIE UIM UIN UITH ) ]; } elsif($type eq 'neut' && $stem =~ s/IS$//) { $table = [ map "$stem$_", qw( IS II IM IN ITH UI UIE UIM UIN UITH ) ]; } elsif($stem =~ s/US$//) { $table = [ map "$stem$_", qw( US OI O UN UTH UIT UIE UI UIN UITH ) ]; } elsif($stem =~ s/A$//) { $table = [ map "$stem$_", qw( A AE AA AN AD ET EIE EIM EIN EID ) ]; } elsif($stem =~ s/E$//) { $table = [ map "$stem$_", qw( E EI EA EN ED ET EIE EIM EIN EID ) ]; } elsif($type eq 'fem' && $stem =~ s/IS$//) { $table = [ map "$stem$_", qw( IS IE IA IN ID IAT IAE IAM IAN IAD ) ]; } elsif($stem =~ m/[PBTDHCGKFVSZMNLR]$/) { $table = [ map "$stem$_", '', 'EI', '', qw( AN OTH IT IE I IN ITH ) ]; } else { return; } return $table; } my %adj = ( AELU => [ [ qw( AELU AELUI AELETH AELUN AELOTH ), (undef) x 5 ], [ qw( AELO AELOI AELOR AELON AELOTH ), (undef) x 5 ], [ qw( AELA AELAE AELEA AELAN AELAD ), (undef) x 5 ], ], ILLU => [ [ qw( ILLU ILLUI ILLETH ILLUN ILLOTH ), (undef) x 5 ], [ qw( ILLO ILLOI ILLO ILLON ILLOTH ), (undef) x 5 ], [ qw( ILLA ILLAE ILLEA ILLAN ILLAD ), (undef) x 5 ], ], ); sub adj { my $adj = shift; my $stem = $adj; my $table; return $adj{$adj} if exists $adj{$adj}; if($stem =~ s/ES$//) { $table = [ [ map "$stem$_", qw( ES EI E EN ETH EIT EIE EI EIN EITH ) ], [ map "$stem$_", qw( E EI EM EN ETH EI EIE EIM EIN EITH ) ], [ map "$stem$_", qw( IES IAE EA EN ED ET EIE EIM EIN EID ) ] ]; } elsif($stem =~ s/IS$//) { $table = [ [ map "$stem$_", qw( IS II I IN ITH UIT UIE UI UIN UITH ) ], [ map "$stem$_", qw( IS II IM IN ITH UI UIE UIM UIN UITH ) ], [ map "$stem$_", qw( IS IE IA IN ID IAT IAE IAM IAN IAD ) ] ]; } elsif($stem =~ m/[PBTDHCGKFVSZMNLR]$/) { $table = [ [ map "$stem$_", '', 'EI', '', qw( AN OTH IT IE I IN ITH ) ], [ map "$stem$_", qw( O OI OM ON OTH OI OIE OIM OIN OITH ) ], [ map "$stem$_", qw( A AE AA AN AD ET EIE EIM EIN EID ) ] ]; } else { return; } return $table; } my %comp = ( MELIS => 'MELIOR', DURENGES => 'AVECOR', ); sub comp { my $adj = shift; my $stem = $adj; return $comp{$adj} if exists $comp{$adj}; if($stem =~ s/ES$//) { return $stem . 'EDHES'; } elsif($stem =~ s/IS$//) { return $stem . 'IOR'; } elsif($stem =~ m/[PBTDHCGKFVSZMNLR]$/) { return $stem . 'OR'; } else { return; } } my %super = ( MELIS => 'MELASTES', DURENGES => 'AVESTES', ); sub super { my $adj = shift; my $stem = $adj; return $super{$adj} if exists $super{$adj}; if($stem =~ s/ES$//) { return $stem . 'ASCES'; } elsif($stem =~ s/IS$//) { return $stem . 'ISCES'; } elsif($stem =~ m/[PBTDHCGKFVSZMNLR]$/) { return $stem . 'ASTES'; } else { return; } } my %adv = ( MELIS => 'MELIO', DURENGES => 'AVECUE', ); sub adv { my $adj = shift; my $stem = $adj; return $adv{$adj} if exists $adv{$adj}; if($stem =~ s/ES$//) { return $stem . 'ECUE'; } elsif($stem =~ s/IS$//) { return $stem . 'ICUE'; } elsif($stem =~ m/[PBTDHCGKFVSZMNLR]$/) { return $stem . 'A'; } else { return; } } 1; __END__