wmu-greek-utils 0.2.1

A collection of utilities for working with Greek text

Greek Language Utilties from the WMU Hecurlaneum Project.

This package provides a set of utilities for working with Greek text. It is designed to be used in conjunction with the WMU Herculaneum Project, but can be used independently.

Installation

poetry add wmu_greek_utils

Usage

AGDT morphological parsing

parse_mophology

The parse_morphology function can be used to parse the morphology field of a morphological code.

Examples:

1. Parsing a verb morphology code:

>>> parse_morphology("v3sasm---")
['verb', 'third person', 'singular', 'aorist', 'subjunctive', 'middle', None, None, None]

2. Parsing a noun morphology code:

>>> parse_morphology("n-s---mn-")
['noun', None, 'singular', None, None, None, 'masculine', 'nominative', None]

morphology_string

Given a list of forms, produce the morphology string to the best of our ability.

Examples:

1. Basic usage with a list of forms:

>>> morphology_string(['noun', 'masculine', 'singular', 'nominative'])
'n-s---mn-'

2. Usage with a randomized list of forms (in other words, the order of the forms does not matter):

>>> list = ['noun', 'masculine', 'singular', 'nominative']
>>> random.shuffle(list)
>>> morphology_string(list)
'n-s---mn-'

3. Usage with abbreviated forms:

>>> morphology_string(['masc', 'sing', 'nom', 'n'])
'n-s---mn-'

4. Usage with a more complex list of forms:

>>> morphology_string(['verb', 'third person', 'singular', 'aorist', 'subjunctive', 'middle', None, None, None])
'v3sasm---'

5. Usage with a partial list of forms:

>>> morphology_string(['verb', 'third person', 'singular', 'aorist', 'subjunctive', 'middle'])