There is an other tool, hunmorph for morphological analysis. http://mokk.bme.hu/resources/hunmorph
Also the dictionary/affix pair has to be completed with - grammatical gender (if any) - word type (verb substantiv, adjetcive, etc..) - others (if any) If you want to do morphological analysis For English position in sentence analysers are the tool of choice (because lots of verbs are substantives, e.g walk play, etc...) -eleonora Hi, Have anyone tried to use Hunspell for morphological analysis? In our grammar checker development (CoGrOO), we are using a morphological dictionary we wrote. But it is big, especially because we didn't care about redundant data, this would be solved using the Hunspell affixes, and even better, the grammar checker and spell checker would share the same dictionary. Does anyone know if the OOo make any interface available to its Hunspell, so a grammar checker could use this interface to query the dictionaries? Thanks! William --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
