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Turkish.js

Turkish Suffix Library for Javascript

Install

Using

// require("Turkish");

console.log(makeGenitive("Öykü", { proper_noun : true } ));
console.log(makeDative("Fatma", { proper_noun : true } ));
console.log(makeDative("Yasin", { proper_noun : true } ));
console.log(makeDative("ALİ", { proper_noun : true } ));
console.log(makeAblative("Ali", { proper_noun : true } ));
console.log(makeAccusative("Kaliningrad", { proper_noun : true } ));

console.log(makeGenitive("ağaç", { proper_noun : false } ));
console.log(makeAccusative("erik", { proper_noun : false } ));
console.log(makeAccusative("Erik", { proper_noun : true } ));

console.log(possessiveAffix("kavanoz", { person : "1", quantity : "singular" } ));
console.log(possessiveAffix("kavanoz", {  person : "2", quantity : "singular"} ));
console.log(possessiveAffix("kavanoz", {  person : "3", quantity : "singular"} ));

console.log(possessiveAffix("halter", {  person : "1", quantity : "plural"} ));
console.log(possessiveAffix("halter", {  person : "2", quantity : "plural"} ));
console.log(possessiveAffix("halter", {  person : "3", quantity : "plural"} ));

console.log(possessiveAffix("Kenya", {  person : "3", quantity : "plural"} ));

Output

Öykü'nün 
Fatma'ya 
Yasin'e 
ALİ'YE 
Ali'den 
Kaliningrad'ı
ağacın
eriği
Erik'i
kavanozum
kavanozun
kavanozu
halterimiz
halteriniz
halterleri
Kenyaları

Turkish Grammar

Turkish is a highly agglutinative language, i.e., Turkish words have many grammatical suffixes or endings that determine meaning. Turkish vowels undergo vowel harmony. When a suffix is attached to a stem, the vowel in the suffix agrees in frontness or backness and in roundedness with the last vowel in the stem. Turkish has no gender.
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