Sonnex is an alternative to Soundex for french language
The string must contain only one word. The Sonnex code contains the following characters:
- 1 ← un, ein, in, ain
- 2 ← en, an
- 3 ← on
- a ← a, à, â
- b ← b, bb
- C ← ch
- d ← d, dd
- e ← e, eu
- E ← ê, é, è, ai, ei
- f ← f, ff, ph
- g ← gu
- i ← î, i, ille
- j ← j, ge
- k ← k, c, qu, ck
- l ← l, ll
- m ← m, mm
- n ← n, nn
- o ← o, ô
- p ← p, pp
- r ← r, rr
- s ← s, ss
- t ← t, tt
- u ← u, ù, û
- v ← v, w
- z ← z, s
- U ← ou
Here are a few examples of sonnex results:
- balade | ballade → balad
- basilic | basilique → bazilik
- boulot | bouleau → bUlo
- cane | canne → kan
- censé | sensé → s2sé
- compte | comte | conte → k3t
- cygne | signe → sin
- date | datte → dat
- dessin | dessein → dés1
- différend | différent → difér2
- cric | crique → krik
- champ | chant → C2
The test directory contains two files:
test-sonnex-homonymes.txt: a list of french homonymstest-sonnex-streets.txt: a list of streets from Rouen (Normandy)
You can try these files against Sonnex by using the following command:
cat test-sonnex-homonymes.txt | runhaskell test-sonnex.hs