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Creating a syllable concordance
Post 302522292 by gimley on Saturday 14th of May 2011 07:37:00 AM
05-14-2011
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I have found this syllable splitter in awk. The code is given below. Basically the script cuts words and names into syllables. However it fails when the word contains 2 consonants which constitute a single syllable. An example is given below
ashford
raphael
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Hello,
I have written a syllable splitter for Pseudo English and Indic.
I have a large database with the following structure
Syllables in Pseudo English delimited by |=Syllables in Devanagari delimited by |
The tool produces syllables in both scripts. An example is given below:
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