--1 Icelandic auxiliary operations. -- This module contains operations that are needed to make the -- resource syntax work. To define everything that is needed to -- implement $Test$, it moreover contains regular lexical -- patterns needed for $Lex$. resource ResIce = ParamX ** open Prelude in { flags optimize=all ; -------------------------------------------- --PARAMETERS DEFINITIONS -------------------------------------------- -- Some parameters, such as $Number$, are inherited from $ParamX$. --2 For $Noun$ param -- These are the standard four-value case and three-value gender as needed when inflecting nouns. Case = Nom | Acc | Dat | Gen ; Gender = Masc | Fem | Neutr ; -- There is no indefinite article in Icelandic, i.e. "a house" will "hús". The definite -- article on the other hand can be either freestanding or used as a suffix (for all genders). -- The freestanding version is rare and can only be followed by an adjective and the suffix -- depends on gender and the ending of the noun. Species = Free | Suffix ; NPCase = NCase Case | NPPoss Number Gender Case ; --2 For $Verb$ Mood = Indicative | Subjunctive ; Voice = Active | Middle ; PForm = PWeak Number Gender Case | PStrong Number Gender Case | PPres ; VForm = VInf | VPres Voice Mood Number Person | VPast Voice Mood Number Person | VImp Voice Number ; VPForm = VPInf | VPImp | VPMood Tense Anteriority -- is this a describing name ? ; --2 For $Adjective$ Declension = Weak | Strong ; AForm = APosit Declension Number Gender Case | ACompar Number Gender Case | ASuperl Declension Number Gender Case ; --2 For $Sentence$ Order = ODir | OQuestion ; --2 For $Numerals$ CardOrd = NOrd Number Gender Case | NCard Number Gender Case ; -- only "einn" ("one") inflects for gender as a cardinal -------------------------------------------- --TYPE DEFINITIONS + WORST-CASE CONSTRUCTORS -------------------------------------------- -- For $Lex$. oper -- Agreement of noun phrases has three parts Agr : PType = {g : Gender ; n : Number ; p : Person} ; gennumperToAgr : Gender -> Number -> Person -> Agr = \g,n,p -> {g = g ; n = n ; p = p} ; caseList : (_,_,_,_ : Str) -> Case => Str = \n,a,d,g -> table { Nom => n ; Acc => a ; Dat => d ; Gen => g } ; persList : (_,_,_ : Str) -> Person => Str = \p1,p2,p3 -> table { P1 => p1 ; P2 => p2 ; P3 => p3 } ; npcaseToCase : NPCase -> Case = \npc -> case npc of { NCase c => c ; NPPoss _ _ c => c } ; -- For $Nouns$ Noun : Type = { s : Number => Species => Case => Str ; g : Gender } ; NP : Type = { s : NPCase => Str ; a : Agr ; isPron : Bool } ; -- For $Adjectives$ Adj : Type = { s : AForm => Str ; adv : Str } ; -- For $Verb$. Verb : Type = { s : VForm => Str ; p : PForm => Str ; sup : Voice => Str } ; mkVoice : Voice -> Str -> Str = \v,s -> case v of { Active => s ; Middle => case s of { base + "ur" => base + "st" ; base + "r" => base + "st" ; base + "ð" => base + "st" ; base + "ðu" => base + "stu" ; _ => s + "st" } } ; -- is this needed for anything else but the auxiliary verbs below? mkVerb : (x1,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,x59 : Str) -> Verb = \fljúga1,flýg,flýgur2,flýgur3,fljúgum,fljúgið,fljúga2,flaug1,flaugst,flaug2,flugum,fluguð,flugu, fljúgi1,fljúgir,fljúgi3,fljúgumS,fljúgiðS,fljúgi,flygi1,flygir,flygi2,flygjum,flygjuð,flygju, fljúgðu,fljúgið,fljúgandi,floginn,sgMascAcc,sgMascDat,sgMascGen,sgFemNom,sgFemAcc,sgFemDat,sgFemGen, sgNeutNom,sgNeutAcc,sgNeutDat,sgNeutGen,plMascNom,plMascAcc,plMascDat,plMascGen, plFemNom,plFemAcc,plFemDat,plFemGen,plNeutNom,plNeutAcc,plNeutDat,plNeutGen, weakSgMascNom,weakSgMascAccDatGen,weakSgFemNom,weakSgFemAccDatGen,weakSgNeut,weakPl,flogið -> { s = table { VInf => fljúga1 ; VPres v Indicative Sg P1 => mkVoice v flýg ; VPres v Indicative Sg P2 => mkVoice v flýgur2 ; VPres v Indicative Sg P3 => mkVoice v flýgur3 ; VPres v Indicative Pl P1 => mkVoice v fljúgum ; VPres v Indicative Pl P2 => mkVoice v fljúgið ; VPres v Indicative Pl P3 => mkVoice v fljúga2 ; VPast v Indicative Sg P1 => mkVoice v flaug1 ; VPast v Indicative Sg P2 => mkVoice v flaugst ; VPast v Indicative Sg P3 => mkVoice v flaug2 ; VPast v Indicative Pl P1 => mkVoice v flugum ; VPast v Indicative Pl P2 => mkVoice v fluguð ; VPast v Indicative Pl P3 => mkVoice v flugu ; VPres v Subjunctive Sg P1 => mkVoice v fljúgi1 ; VPres v Subjunctive Sg P2 => mkVoice v fljúgir ; VPres v Subjunctive Sg P3 => mkVoice v fljúgi3 ; VPres v Subjunctive Pl P1 => mkVoice v fljúgumS ; VPres v Subjunctive Pl P2 => mkVoice v fljúgiðS ; VPres v Subjunctive Pl P3 => mkVoice v fljúgi ; VPast v Subjunctive Sg P1 => mkVoice v flygi1 ; VPast v Subjunctive Sg P2 => mkVoice v flygir ; VPast v Subjunctive Sg P3 => mkVoice v flygi2 ; VPast v Subjunctive Pl P1 => mkVoice v flygjum ; VPast v Subjunctive Pl P2 => mkVoice v flygjuð ; VPast v Subjunctive Pl P3 => mkVoice v flygju ; VImp v Sg => mkVoice v fljúgðu ; VImp v Pl => mkVoice v fljúgið } ; p = table { PWeak Sg Masc Nom => weakSgMascNom ; PWeak Sg Masc _ => weakSgMascAccDatGen ; PWeak Sg Fem Nom => weakSgFemNom ; PWeak Sg Fem _ => weakSgFemAccDatGen ; PWeak Sg Neutr _ => weakSgNeut ; PWeak Pl _ _ => weakPl ; PStrong Sg Masc c => caseList floginn sgMascAcc sgMascDat sgMascGen ! c ; PStrong Sg Fem c => caseList sgFemNom sgFemAcc sgFemDat sgFemGen ! c ; PStrong Sg Neutr c => caseList sgNeutNom sgNeutAcc sgNeutDat sgNeutGen ! c ; PStrong Pl Masc c => caseList plMascNom plMascAcc plMascDat plMascGen ! c ; PStrong Pl Fem c => caseList plFemNom plFemAcc plFemDat plFemGen ! c ; PStrong Pl Neutr c => caseList plNeutNom plNeutAcc plNeutDat plNeutGen ! c ; PPres => fljúgandi } ; sup =\\v => mkVoice v flogið } ; VP : Type = { s : VPForm => Polarity => Agr => { fin : Str ; inf : Str ; a1 : Str * Str -- p1 : with inf - ég hef ekki elskað þig -- p2 : without inf - ég elska þig ekki (obj shift) or ég elska ekki Gunnu (no shift) } ; p : PForm => Str ; -- past and present participles indObj : Agr => Str ; -- Indirect object dirObj : Agr => Str ; -- Direct object a2 : Str ; -- Bound adverbials indShift : Bool ; -- indicates if the indirect object is shifted, e.g. if it is an unstressed pronoun (hann/hún/það/ég/þú/sig) dirShift : Bool -- indicates if the direct object (and the indirect) is shifted, e.g. if its an unstressed pronoun } ; infVP : VP -> Str = \vp -> infVPPlus vp VPInf Pos {g = Neutr; n = Sg ; p = P3} ; infVPPlus : VP -> VPForm -> Polarity -> Agr -> Str = \vp,vpform,pol,ag -> let s = vp.s ! vpform ! pol ! ag ; ind = vp.indObj ! ag ; dir = vp.dirObj ! ag in case of { => s.fin ++ s.a1.p1 ++ s.inf ++ s.a1.p2 ++ ind ++ dir ++ vp.a2 ; => s.fin ++ s.a1.p1 ++ s.inf ++ ind ++ s.a1.p2 ++ dir ++ vp.a2 ; <_,True> => s.fin ++ s.a1.p1 ++ s.inf ++ ind ++ dir ++ s.a1.p2 ++ vp.a2 } ; predV : Verb -> VP = \v -> { s = \\vpform,pol,agr => case vpform of { VPInf => vf (v.s ! VInf) [] (negation pol) False ; VPImp => vf (v.s ! VImp Active agr.n) [] (negation pol) False ; VPMood ten ant => vff v ten ant pol agr } ; p = \\pform => v.p ! pform ; indObj = \\_ => [] ; dirObj = \\_ => [] ; a2 = [] ; indShift = False ; dirShift = False } ; predVV : { s : VForm => Str ; p : PForm => Str ; sup : Voice => Str ; c2 : Preposition } -> VP = \vv -> predV {s = vv.s ; p = vv.p ; sup = vv.sup} ; negation : Polarity -> Str = \pol -> case pol of { Pos => [] ; Neg => "ekki" } ; vf : Str -> Str -> Str -> Bool -> { fin,inf : Str ; a1 : Str * Str } =\fin,inf,a1,hasInf -> { fin = fin ; inf = inf ; a1 = case hasInf of { True => ; False => <[],a1> } ; } ; vff : Verb -> Tense -> Anteriority -> Polarity -> Agr -> {fin,inf : Str ; a1 : Str * Str} =\v,ten,ant,pol,agr -> case of { -- hann sefur []/ekki - he []/doesn't sleep => vf (v.s ! VPres Active Indicative agr.n agr.p) [] (negation pol) False; -- hann hefur []/ekki sofið - he has/hasn't slept => vf (verbHave.s ! VPres Active Indicative agr.n agr.p) (v.sup ! Active) (negation pol) True ; -- hann svaf []/ekki - he []/didn't sleep => vf (v.s ! VPast Active Indicative agr.n agr.p) [] (negation pol) False ; -- hann hafði []/ekki sofið - he had/hadn't slept => vf (verbHave.s ! VPast Active Indicative agr.n agr.p) (v.sup ! Active) (negation pol) True ; -- hann mun []/ekki sofa - he will/won't sleep => vf (verbWill.s ! VPres Active Indicative agr.n agr.p) (v.s ! VInf) (negation pol) True ; -- hann mun []/ekki hafa sofið - 'he will/won't have slept' => vf (verbWill.s ! VPres Active Indicative agr.n agr.p) (verbHave.s ! VInf ++ v.sup ! Active) (negation pol) True ; -- hann myndi []/ekki sofa 'he would/wouldn't sleep' => vf (verbWill.s ! VPast Active Subjunctive agr.n agr.p) (v.s ! VInf) (negation pol) True ; -- hann myndi []/ekki hafa sofið 'he would/wouldn't have slept' => vf (verbWill.s ! VPast Active Subjunctive agr.n agr.p) (verbHave.s ! VInf ++ v.sup ! Active) (negation pol) True } ; -- Auxilary verbs -- -- these have no all been defined in other places. I think they should be moved or redefined somehow.. -- Auxilary verbs do not forma special group in Icelandic. But many of them do have or rather dont have -- the same forms as other verbs. As an example the verb "að vera" (e. to be) does not have the past -- participle nor does it exist in the middle voice or passive voice. Therefore, I will (for the time being) -- fill in the remaining with the infinitive "vera". This goes also for the rest of the auxileries. verbBe : Verb = mkVerb "vera" "er" "ert" "er" "erum" "eruð" "eru" "var" "varst" "var" "vorum" "voruð" "voru" "sé" "sért" "sé" "séum" "séuð" "séu" "væri" "værir" "væri" "værum" "voruð" "væru" "vertu" "verið" "verandi" "vera" "vera" "vera" "vera" "vera" "vera" "vera" "vera" "vera" "vera" "vera" "vera" "vera" "vera" "vera" "vera" "vera" "vera" "vera" "vera" "vera" "vera" "vera" "vera" "vera" "vera" "vera" "vera" "vera" "vera" "verið" ; verbBecome : Verb = mkVerb "verða" "verð" "verður" "verður" "verðum" "verðið" "verða" "varð" "varðst" "varð" "urðum" "urðuð" "urðu" "verði" "verðir" "verði" "verðum" "verðið" "verði" "yrði" "yrðir" "yrði" "yrðum" "yrðuð" "yrðu" "verðið" "verðið" "verðandi" "orðinn" "orðinn" "orðnum" "orðsins" "orðin" "orðna" "orðinni" "orðinnar" "orðið" "orðið" "orðnu" "orðins" "orðnir" "orðna" "orðnum" "orðinna" "orðnar" "orðnar" "orðnum" "orðinna" "orðin" "orðin" "orðnum" "orðinna" "orðni" "orðna" "orðna" "orðnu" "orðna" "orðnu" "orðið" ; verbHave : Verb = mkVerb "hafa" "hef" "hefur" "hefur" "höfum" "hafið" "hafa" "hafði" "hafðir" "hafði" "höfðum" "höfðuð" "höfðu" "hafi" "hafir" "hafi" "höfðum" "hafið" "hafi" "hefði" "hefðir" "hefði" "hefðum" "hefðuð" "hefðu" "hafðu" "hafið" "hafandi" "hafður" "hafðan" "höfðum" "hafðs" "höfð" "hafða" "hafðri" "hafðrar" "haft" "haft" "höfðu" "hafðs" "hafðir" "hafða" "höfðum" "hafðra" "hafðar" "hafðar" "höfðum" "hafðra" "höfð" "höfð" "höfðum" "hafðra" "hafa" "hafa" "hafa" "hafa" "hafa" "hafa" "haft" ; verbWill : Verb = mkVerb "munu" "mun" "munt" "mun" "munum" "munuð" "munu" "munu" "munu" "munu" "munu" "munu" "munu" "muni" "munir" "muni" "munum" "munið" "muni" "myndi" "myndir" "myndi" "myndum" "mynduð" "myndu" "munu" "munu" "munu" "munu" "munu" "munu" "munu" "munu" "munu" "munu" "munu" "munu" "munu" "munu" "munu" "munu" "munu" "munu" "munu" "munu" "munu" "munu" "munu" "munu" "munu" "munu" "munu" "munu" "munu" "munu" "munu" "munu" "munu" "munu" ; -- Not really an axuilary verb but then again there is no exclusive club of axuilary verbs in Icelandic (or so have I been told). -- verbLet is nevertheless needed in Idiom. - or is it? verbLet : Verb = mkVerb "láta" "læt" "lætur" "lætur" "látum" "látið" "láta" "lét" "lést" "lét" "létum" "létuð" "létu" "láti" "látir" "láti" "látum" "látið" "láti" "léti" "létir" "léti" "létum" "létuð" "létu" "láttu" "látið" "látandi" "látinn" "látinn" "látnum" "látins" "látin" "látna" "látinni" "látinnar" "látið" "látið" "látnu" "látins" "látnir" "látna" "látnum" "látinna" "látnar" "látnar" "látnum" "látinnar" "látin" "látin" "látnum" "látinna" "látni" "látna" "látna" "látnu" "látna" "látnu" "látið" ; Preposition : Type = { s : Str ; c : Case } ; Cl : Type = { s : Tense => Anteriority => Polarity => Order => Str } ; mkClause : Str -> VP -> Agr -> Cl = \subj,vp,agr -> { s = \\ten,ant,pol,order => let verb = vp.s ! VPMood ten ant ! pol ! agr ; ind = vp.indObj ! agr ; dir = vp.dirObj ! agr ; adv = vp.a2 ; finInf = verb.fin ++ verb.a1.p1 ++ verb.inf ; finSubjInf = verb.fin ++ subj ++ verb.a1.p1 ++ verb.inf in case of { => subj ++ finInf ++ verb.a1.p2 ++ ind ++ dir ++ adv ; => subj ++ finInf ++ ind ++ verb.a1.p2 ++ dir ++ adv ; => subj ++ finInf ++ ind ++ dir ++ verb.a1.p2 ++ adv ; => finSubjInf ++ verb.a1.p2 ++ ind ++ dir ++ adv ; => finSubjInf ++ ind ++ verb.a1.p2 ++ dir ++ adv ; => finSubjInf ++ ind ++ dir ++ verb.a1.p2 ++ adv } ; } ; -- 2 Pronouns Pron : Type = { s : NPCase => Str ; a : Agr } ; mkPronPers : (ég,mig,mér,mín,minn1,minn2,mínum,míns,mínF,mína,minni,minnar,mitt1,mitt2,mínu,mínsN,mínir,mínaPl,mínumPl,minnaPl,mínar1,mínar2,mínPl1,mínPl2 : Str) -> Gender -> Number -> Person -> Pron = \ég,mig,mér,mín,minn1,minn2,mínum,míns,mínF,mína,minni,minnar,mitt1,mitt2,mínu,mínsN,mínir,mínaPl,mínumPl,minnaPl,mínar1,mínar2,mínPl1,mínPl2,g,n,p -> { s = table { NCase c => caseList ég mig mér mín ! c ; NPPoss Sg Masc c => caseList minn1 minn2 mínum míns ! c ; NPPoss Pl Masc c => caseList mínir mínaPl mínumPl minnaPl ! c ; NPPoss Sg Fem c => caseList mínF mína minni minnar ! c ; NPPoss Pl Fem c => caseList mínar1 mínar2 mínumPl minnaPl ! c ; NPPoss Sg Neutr c => caseList mitt1 mitt2 mínu mínsN ! c ; NPPoss Pl Neutr c => caseList mínPl1 mínPl2 mínumPl minnaPl ! c } ; a = gennumperToAgr g n p ; } ; reflPron : Person -> Number -> Gender -> Case -> Str = \p,n,g,c -> case of { => "ég" ; => "mig" ; => "mér" ; => "mín" ; => "við" ; => "okkur" ; => "okkur" ; => "okkar" ; => "þú" ; => "þig" ; => "þér" ; => "þín" ; => "þið" ; => "ykkur" ; => "ykkur" ; => "ykkar" ; <_,Sg,Masc,Nom> => "hann" ++ "sjálfur" ; <_,Pl,Masc,Nom> => "þeir" ++ "sjálfir" ; <_,Sg,Fem,Nom> => "hún" ++ "sjálf" ; <_,Pl,Fem,Nom> => "þær" ++ "sjálfar" ; <_,Sg,Neutr,Nom> => "það" ++ "sjálft" ; <_,Pl,Neutr,Nom> => "þau" ++ "sjálf" ; <_,_,_,Acc> => "sig" ; <_,_,_,Dat> => "sér" ; <_,_,_,Gen> => "sín" }; -- thoughts on "or" conjugation with agreement in gender conjGender : Gender -> Gender -> Gender = \g,h -> case of { => Masc; => Fem; _ => Neutr }; conjAgr : (_,_ : Agr) -> Agr = \a,b -> { g = conjGender a.g b.g ; n = conjNumber a.n b.n ; p = conjPerson a.p b.p } ; }