Mapping syllables in English to syllables in Indic
Hello,
I have a large file with the following structure
An example will make this clear:
What I need is that each English syllable should map to its Indic counterpart.
At present I am doing this through a Macro in Ultraedit, but since the database is large[around 80,000 words, the macro takes a lot of time
Can an AWK or PERL script speed up the process.
I work in a Windows environment.
Many thanks
Note that if you remove the commas in the print statement RudiC suggested:
you'll get rid of the unwanted <space>s around the equals sign in the output:
I am developing a database for translating names. I have mapped through a rule engine syllables in English to syllables in Indic, delimited by an equal to sign.
An example will illustrate this
ra m=रा म
ku ma r=कु मा र
mo=मो
la l=ला ल
gi ta=गी ता
ka la va ti=कa ला वa ती
However it so... (3 Replies)
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I wrote a script to convert a given word from English to French.
But I am not able to figure out what I am missing here.
I am not able to get the translated word
Below is my script:
French=/root/dict/entofr.txt
for i in $*
do
word="echo $word $i"
done
while:
do
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