Python conjugation module for Turkish.
$ pip install conjfrom conj import conj
print(conj('İstanbul', True, 'den')) # output: İstanbul'dan
print(conj('Muş', True, 'de')) # output: Muş'ta
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import random
title = "%(name)s %(punishment)s şoku"
names = ['Guido', 'Merkel', 'Voyvoda']
punishments = ['Hapis', 'Kazık']
print title % {
"name": conj(random.choice(names), True, 'e'),
"punishment": random.choice(punishments)
}
# output: Guido'ya hapis şoku
# output: Merkel'e hapis şoku
# output: Voyvodo'ya kazık şoku- python 3
- python 2
- pypy3
- pypy
To run tests, you have to install unittest first:
$ pip install unittestThen, just run tests.py:
$ python tests.pyconj(word, properName=False, conjType='e')- word (String): Word you want to conjugate.
- properName (Boolean): Determining if the word is a proper name to put apostrophe.
- conjType (String): See the conjugation types table below.
| conjType | desc | example |
|---|---|---|
| e | -e, -a (yönelme hâli) | İstanbul'a |
| i | -i, -ı, -ü, -u (belirtme hâli) | İstanbul'u |
| de | -de, -da (bulunma hâli) | İstanbul'da |
| den | -den, -dan (ayrılma hâli) | İstanbul'dan |
| li | -li, -lı (köken) | İstanbullu |
| siz | -siz, -sız (gıyapta) | İstanbul'suz |
| in | -in, -ın (âidiyet, ilişki) | İstanbul'un |
| ler | -ler, -lar (çoğul hâl) | atlar |
| mek | -mek, -mak (mastar) | gezmek |
- You can open an issue or send pull request about my faults.
- You can add new conjugation types via sending pull request.
Python conjugation module for Turkish.
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