turkish-suffix-library 0.4.9

Turkish suffix library

Turkish.py

Turkish Suffix Library for Python

Install

pip install turkish-suffix-library

Using

Nouns

from turkish_suffix_library.turkish import Turkish

print(Turkish('araba').dative())
print(Turkish('sebep').ablative())
print(Turkish('sebep').accusative())
print(Turkish('ecdat').accusative())

print(Turkish('çanta').plural().possessive(person=1).ablative().to_json())
print(Turkish('aparat').possessive(person=2))
print(Turkish('batak').possessive(person=3))

print(Turkish('idrak').possessive(person=1, plural=True))
print(Turkish('ok').possessive(person=2, plural=True))
print(Turkish('çanta').possessive(person=3, plural=True))

print(f'{Turkish("Elif").genitive(proper_noun=True)} {Turkish("Öküz").possessive(person=3)}.')

print(Turkish('dört').ordinal())
print(Turkish('yedi').distributive())

Output

arabaya
sebepten
sebebi
ecdadı
{
     'result': 'çantalarımdan', 
     'stem': 'çanta', 
     'history': [
        {'action': 'plural', 'current': 'çantalar', 'kwargs': {}}, 
        {'action': 'possessive', 'current': 'çantalarım', 'kwargs': {'person': 1}}, 
        {'action': 'ablative', 'current': 'çantalarımdan', 'kwargs': {}}
     ]
}
aparatın
batağı
idrakımız
okunuz
çantaları
Elif'in Öküzü.
dördüncü
yedişer

Verbs

Parameters: person (1, 2, 3), negative (boolean), question (boolean), plural (boolean)

Turkish('git').infinitive()
> gitmek 

Turkish('git').infinitive(negative=True)
> gitmemek

Turkish('al').future(person=2, plural=True)  # Second person plural
> alacaksınız

Turkish('al').present_simple(person=1)  # First person single
> alırım

Turkish('al').past(person=3, plural=True)
> aldılar

Turkish('al').command(person=3, plural=True)
> alsınlar

Turkish('ver').present_continuous(person=1)
> veriyorum

Turkish('ver').present_continuous_alternative(person=1)
> vermekteyim

Turkish('ver').must(person=2)
> vermelisin

Turkish('anlat').wish_condition(person=3)
> anlatsa

Turkish('sakla').wish(person=3, plural=True)
> saklayalar

Turkish('anla').learned_past(person=3, question=True)
> anlamış mı

Turkish('sat').past_learned_past(person=2, negative=True)
> satmamıştın

Turkish('kork').learned_past_learned_past(person=3)
> korkmuşmuş

Turkish('oyna').learned_past_future(person=2, negative=True)
> oynamayacakmışsın

Turkish('oyna').past_future(person=2, negative=True, question=True)
> oynamayacak mıydın

Turkish('oyna').past_past(person=2, negative=True)
> oynamadıydın

Turkish('gül').past_condition(person=2)
> güldüysen

Turkish Grammar

• Turkish is a highly agglutinative language, i.e., Turkish words have many grammatical suffixes or endings that determine meaning. Turkish vowels undergo vowel harmony. When a suffix is attached to a stem, the vowel in the suffix agrees in frontness or backness and in roundedness with the last vowel in the stem. Turkish has no gender.

• Turkish Language is a language with strict rules with an only couple of exceptions which makes it very easy for simulating by coding.

• More Info

Other Languages

  C# Version
  https://github.com/yasinkuyu/Turkish.cs

  PHP Version
  https://github.com/yasinkuyu/Turkish.php

  JavaScript Version
  https://github.com/yasinkuyu/Turkish.js

Special thanks for C#, PHP and JavaScript versions

  Yasin Kuyu
  https://github.com/yasinkuyu/