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from wiktionary.wiktextract.parse import get_part_of_speech |
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GERMAN_CASES = ["nominative", "genitive", "dative", "accusative"] |
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def get_gender_modifier(vocabulary) -> str: |
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if get_part_of_speech(vocabulary) == "noun" and "categories" in vocabulary: |
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if "German masculine nouns" in vocabulary["categories"]: |
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return "der " |
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if "German feminine nouns" in vocabulary["categories"]: |
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return "die " |
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if "German neuter nouns" in vocabulary["categories"]: |
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return "das " |
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return "" |
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def get_german_inflection(vocabulary) -> dict: |
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inflections = {"declension": None, "conjugation": None} |
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if get_part_of_speech(vocabulary) == "noun": |
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inflections["declension"] = get_german_noun_declensions(vocabulary) |
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if get_part_of_speech(vocabulary) == "adj": |
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inflections["declension"] = get_german_adj_declensions(vocabulary) |
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return inflections |
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def get_german_adj_declensions(vocabulary) -> dict: |
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""" |
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There will be 3 x 3 list of maps for an adj. declensions with the first 3 corresponding to |
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`adj. degree <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adjective#Comparison_(degrees)>`_: |
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1. 3 for regular (positive) form |
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2. 3 for comparative form |
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3. 3 for mixed form |
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and the second 3 corresponding to the declension type of |
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1. strong declension |
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2. weak declension |
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3. mixed declension |
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Each list contains 4 maps. Each of the 4 maps is two-key indexed with the 1st index being the number & gender: |
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- "masculine" |
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- "feminine" |
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- "neuter" |
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- "plural |
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and the 2nd index being the case: |
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- "nominative" |
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- "genitive" |
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- "dative" |
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- "accusative" |
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An example data source can be found at https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/mobil#Declension_2 |
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:param vocabulary: a wiktextract JSONL line corresponding to an adjective (pos = "adj") |
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:return: a map with 3 entries, each for corresponds to a adj. degree with 3 corresponding sub-maps, totaling the 9 |
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maps mentioned above. If the `vocabulary` does not have a `forms` field, where all declension info reside, this |
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function returns an empty map |
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""" |
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if "forms" not in vocabulary: |
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return {} |
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forms = [form for form in vocabulary["forms"] if "source" in form and form["source"] == "declension"] |
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numbergenders = ["masculine", "feminine", "neuter", "plural"] |
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conjugations = { |
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"positive": {"strong": [], "weak": [], "mixed": []}, |
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"comparative": {"strong": [], "weak": [], "mixed": []}, |
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"superlative": {"strong": [], "weak": [], "mixed": []}, |
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} |
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for degree in conjugations.keys(): |
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for declension_type in ["strong", "weak", "mixed"]: |
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for numbergender in numbergenders: |
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dec_by_case = {} |
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for case in GERMAN_CASES: |
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for declension in forms: |
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tags = declension["tags"] |
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if (degree in tags or degree == "positive") and declension_type in tags: |
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if numbergender in tags and case in tags: |
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if declension["form"]: |
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dec_by_case[case] = declension["form"] |
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if len(dec_by_case) > 0: |
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conjugations[degree][declension_type].append(dec_by_case) |
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return conjugations |
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def get_german_noun_declensions(vocabulary): |
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if "forms" not in vocabulary: |
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return {} |
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forms = [form for form in vocabulary["forms"] if "source" in form and form["source"] == "declension"] |
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numbers = ["singular", "plural"] |
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declensions = {} |
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for number in numbers: |
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dec_by_case = {} |
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for case in GERMAN_CASES: |
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for declension in forms: |
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tags = declension["tags"] |
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if number in tags and case in tags: |
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if declension["form"]: |
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dec_by_case[case] = declension["form"] |
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if len(dec_by_case) > 0: |
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declensions[number] = dec_by_case |
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return declensions |
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