using Tabulae, CitableBase
verbrow = "latcommon.verbn2280|ls.n2280|am|conj1"
verbstem = fromcex(verbrow, TabulaeVerbStem)Verb stem am-Stem types
Reading and writing stem records
Tabulae defines a concrete subtype of the TabulaeStem abstraction for each kind of stem record that can be included in a Tabulae dataset.
Each type implements the fromcex and cex functoins from the CitableBase package.
These can always be roundtripped.
cex(verbstem) == verbrowtrueCommon functions
All stem types identify a lexeme, an inflectional type, and a string value for the stem, that you can retrieve with the following functions from the CitableParserBuider and Tabulae packages:
using CitableParserBuilder
lexeme(verbstem)ls.n2280stemvalue(verbstem)"am"inflectionclass(verbstem)"conj1"In addition, noun stems include an inherent gender which you can find with the lmpGender function (see below).
Citable stems
Stems are citable objects in the CITE architecture interface, so you can also use these generic functions:
label(verbstem)"Verb stem am-"urn(verbstem)latcommon.verbn2280
Note
By default, the urn function will return a StemUrn; see documentation about expanding that value to a full Cite2Urn.
Regular stems
Regular verb stems: simplex verbs
- serve all analytical types made from verb stems!
Regular verb stems: compound verbs
Regular noun stems
Regular adjective stems
Indeclinable stems
Irregular stems
Delimited formats and Tabulae data sets
- examples here include a column with joining inflectional type
- these are given by directory location in a Tabulae files data set, so text files will have one fewer column. The type is added automatically when you build a dataset.
Irregular adjectives
Irregular adverbs
Irregular infinitives
Irregular nouns
Irregular pronouns
Irregular finite verbs
irregverbrow = "latcommon.irregverbn46529a|ls.n46529|sum|first|singular|present|indicative|active|irregularverb"
irregentry = fromcex(irregverbrow, TabulaeIrregularVerb)Irregular verb form sum (first singular present indicative active)