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#Aditzak

A library to analyze and build verbs in Euskera

##Installation

Using pip:

`pip install Aditzak`

##Usage

Basic example:

`
from Aditzak import builder

builder({"Aditza":None, "Kasua":"NOR-NORK", "Modua":"Ondorioa","Denbora":"Iragana", "Nor":"ni", "Nori":None, "Nork":"hark"})
`

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