Disvortilo
Disvortilo is a simple tool that breaks Esperanto words into roots and affixes.
Getting Started
You can install Disvortilo from PyPI using pip:
pip install disvortilo
Examples
from disvortilo import Disvortilo
disvortilo = Disvortilo()
print(disvortilo.parse("malliberejo"))
# > [('mal', 'liber', 'ej', 'o')]
# some have more than one possible output
print(disvortilo.parse("esperantistino"))
# > [('esper', 'ant', 'ist', 'in', 'o'), ('esperant', 'ist', 'in', 'o')]
# you can also get the morphemes along the their categories
print(disvortilo.parse_detailed("plibonigojn"))
# > [(('pli', WordPart.FULL_WORD), ('bon', WordPart.ROOT), ('ig', WordPart.SUFFIX), ('ojn', WordPart.POS))]
# sort the values from most likely to less likely
print(disvortilo.parse_detailed("envias", n=2)) # get the 2 most likely options
# > [(('envi', WordPart.ROOT), ('as', WordPart.POS)), (('en', WordPart.FULL_WORD), ('vi', WordPart.FULL_WORD), ('as', WordPart.POS))]
API Reference
Disvortilo
Parser class for splitting Esperanto words into morphemes.
Disvortilo.parse(word: str) -> list[tuple[str, ...]]
Returns all valid analyses of word. Each analysis is a tuple of morpheme strings in order.
Example return value:
[('esper', 'ant', 'ist', 'in', 'o'), ('esperant', 'ist', 'in', 'o')]
Disvortilo.parse_detailed(word: str, n: int = None) -> list[tuple[tuple[str, WordPart], ...]]
Like parse, but each morpheme is returned together with its detected category (WordPart). Each analysis is a tuple
of (morpheme, WordPart) pairs. The n options limits the returned options and sorts them based on a heuristic of the
most likely option.
Example return value:
[(('pli', WordPart.FULL_WORD), ('bon', WordPart.ROOT), ('ig', WordPart.SUFFIX), ('ojn', WordPart.POS))]
WordPart
Enum values used by parse_detailed:
PREFIXROOTSUFFIXFULL_WORDPOSNUMBERNAMECORRELATIVE_STARTCORRELATIVE_END
split_sentence(sentence: str) -> list[str]
Splits a sentence into Esperanto word-like tokens. Supports Esperanto diacritics, optional trailing apostrophes, and
forms like 3 and 3an.
Example:
from disvortilo import split_sentence
split_sentence("Mi vidas 3an domon.")
# > ['Mi', 'vidas', '3an', 'domon']
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