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From text to speech: The MITalk system
Table 3-1: Morph spelling change rules for vocalic suffixes
Pattern Change Example
ck+. none packing — pack+ing
ck—c¢ picnicking — picnic+ing
XX+1 none telling — tell+ing
XX =X padding — pad+ing
XX — Xxe silhouetting — silhouette+ing
XX+, none yeller — yell+er
XX —>X reddest —>red+est
e+e e—ee (+) freed —>free+ed
2 e+ none dyeing —dye+ing
| e+. none changeable — change+able
i+i none skiing — ski+ing
i+e ioy noisiest — noisy+est
| i—ie (+) eeriest — eerie+est
none efficient — effici+ent
i+. ioy variation — vary+ation
] none deviate — devi+ate
| y+i none (+) flying — fly+ing
y—oye(+) eying —eye+ing
y+. none employer — employ+er
o+ —e daring — dare+ing
none showing — show+ing
-y ®) harmonize — harmony+ize
o+ —e observance — observe+ance
none sender — send+er
the cost of this covering cannot be as low as the one already found, DECOMP does
not even bother to match the remaining scar. Since no more legal coverings are
found, scarce+ity becomes the final decomposition.
| 3.6 The lexicon
3.6.1 Development and composition
The present morph lexicon (Hunnicutt, 1976a) contains about 12,000 entries and is
sufficient to analyze at least ten times that number of English words, giving the
correct morph analysis, pronunciation and part(s) of speech.
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