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%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
% File: inflection.fst
% Author: Helmut Schmid; IMS, Universitaet Stuttgart
% Content: definition of inflectional classes
% Modified: Fri Jun 17 16:04:22 2005 (schmid)
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
% definition of the symbol classes
#include "symbols.fst"
%%% definition of the inflectional classes %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
$AdjReg$ = {<positive>}:{} |\
{<comparative>}:{er} |\
{<superlative>}:{est}
$AdvReg$ = <>
$NounReg$ = {<sg>}:{} |\
{<pl>}:{s}
$NounSg$ = <sg>:<>
$NounPl$ = <pl>:<>
$VerbReg$ = {<pres><sg><3>}:{s} |\
{<pres><sg>[<1><2>]}:{} |\
{<pres><pl>[<1><2><3>]}:{} |\
{<past>[<sg><pl>][<1><2><3>]}:{ed} |\
{<past><part>}:{ed} |\
{<pres><part>}:{ing}
% adding a tag for the inflectional class
$LCInfl$ = <>:<AdjReg> $AdjReg$ |\
<>:<AdvReg> $AdvReg$ |\
<>:<NounReg> $NounReg$ |\
<>:<NounSg> $NounSg$ |\
<>:<NounPl> $NounPl$ |\
<>:<VerbReg> $VerbReg$
% no capitalized or fixed word forms yet
% $UCInfl$ = ...
% $FixInfl$ = ...
% The capitalization of the resulting word form is indicated by
% the three feature tags <LC> (lower case the first character),
% <Cap> (capitalize the first character) and <Fix> (do nothing)
$LCInfl$ = $LCInfl$ <>:<LC>
% $UCInfl$ = $UCInfl$ <>:<UC>
% $FixInfl$ = $FixInfl$ <>:<Fix>
$LCInfl$ % | $UCInfl$ | $FixInfl$
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