Morphological analyzer for Russian, English and German languages.
This is a python wrapper for C++ morphology library that was created in 2000 (many years ago) for website aot.ru. The original library was written in C++, so we have to compile it and integrate with python using pybind11. The dictionaries are rather outdated, but I use them for some modern projects, that's why I decided to share the project with other people.
License is MIT.
The project is distributed in (sources)[https://github.com/sokirko74/pylem], you have to install cmake and modern C++ (17) compiler to your workstation.
Install
Normally you could install the project with
python -m pip install pylem
but if it does not work install it using the following steps:
- download and unpack sources
- run python setup.py install
Using the library
To search word mother in the English dictionary one should
write the following code:
from pylem import MorphanHolder, MorphLanguage
h = MorphanHolder(MorphLanguage.English) #load dicts from disk
print(h.is_in_dictionary("mother"))
Other usages are covered by unittests
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