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This module generates automatic High Valyrian noun inflection tables through
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local declension = decl .. "-" .. class | local declension = decl .. "-" .. class | ||
return declension, {sub(word, 1, -(#endings_reverse[declension] + 1))} | return declension, {sub(word, 1, -(#endings_reverse[declension] + 1))} | ||
else | |||
for ending, declension in pairs(endings) do | |||
if find(word, ending .. "$") then | |||
return declension, {sub(word, 1, -(#ending + 1))} | |||
end | |||
end | end | ||
-- No matches, assume sixth declension. Now check for reanalyzed paucals or collectives | |||
end | end | ||
end | end | ||
return export | return export |
Revision as of 12:46, 10 February 2021
- The following documentation is located at Module:qhv-noun/doc.[edit]
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This module generates automatic High Valyrian noun inflection tables through
{{qhv-decl-noun}}
. Do not use directly.
local sub = mw.ustring.sub
local gsub = mw.ustring.gsub
local find = mw.ustring.find
local m_utils = require("Module:utilities")
local export = {}
local endings = {
["a"] = "1-l", ["ar"] = "1-a", ["y"] = "2-l", ["ys"] = "2-s", ["o"] = "3-l", ["os"] = "3-s", ["ȳs"] = "3-s-v", ["ks"] = "3-s-k",
["on"] = "3-t", ["or"] = "3-a", ["e"] = "4-l", ["es"] = "4-s", ["ien"] = "4-t", ["i"] = "5-l", ["is"] = "5-s", ["ir"] = "5-a",
}
local endings_reverse = {
["1-l"] = "a", ["1-a"] = "ar", ["2-l"] = "y", ["2-s"] = "ys", ["3-l"] = "o", ["3-s"] = "os", ["3-s-v"] = "ȳs", ["3-s-k"] = "ks",
["3-t"] = "on", ["3-a"] = "or", ["4-l"] = "e", ["4-s"] = "es", ["4-t"] = "ien", ["5-l"] = "i", ["5-s"] = "is", ["5-a"] = "ir",
}
local function detect_decl(word, decl, class)
if decl and class then
local declension = decl .. "-" .. class
return declension, {sub(word, 1, -(#endings_reverse[declension] + 1))}
else
for ending, declension in pairs(endings) do
if find(word, ending .. "$") then
return declension, {sub(word, 1, -(#ending + 1))}
end
end
-- No matches, assume sixth declension. Now check for reanalyzed paucals or collectives
end
end
return export