Open monzug opened 5 years ago
this seems likely to be a problem with our build of morpheus, perhaps in the conversion to the xml response.
Does perseus (http://www.perseus.tufts.edu/hopper/morph?lang=greek) use Morpheus?
Does perseus (http://www.perseus.tufts.edu/hopper/morph?lang=greek) use Morpheus?
yes, but a different build of it
interesting. didn't know. Thanks
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Does perseus (http://www.perseus.tufts.edu/hopper/morph?lang=greek) use Morpheus?
yes, but a different build of it
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this appears to be a bug in the wrapper code.
cruncher output with our version of the stemlibs has the additional parse but it's missing in our morpheus wrapper output. Rebuilding with the latest stemlibs from Perseus does make any difference.
<NL>V ti_mh/somai,tima/w aor subj mid 1st sg attic epic ionic short_subj aor1,aw_denom</NL>
<NL>V ti_mh/somai,tima/w fut ind mid 1st sg attic ionic reg_fut,aw_denom</NL>
<NL>V time/w aor subj mid 1st sg epic short_subj aor1,ew_denom</NL>
<NL>V time/w fut ind mid 1st sg reg_fut,ew_denom</NL>
this issue has been reported by Joshua Sosin from Duke. searching for τιμήσομαι, we produce the following τιμάω: honour, revere, reverence verb that can be aor subj mid attic epic ionic and also fut ind mid attic ionic but we are missing the latest. in Morpheus we do also have the entry for fut ind mid attic ionic that is missing in Alpheios. from Morpheus: τιμάω τιμήσομαι | verb 1st sg aor subj mid attic epic ionic short_subj τιμήσομαι | verb 1st sg fut ind mid attic ionic τιμέω τιμήσομαι | verb 1st sg aor subj mid epic short_subj τιμήσομαι | verb 1st sg fut ind mid
this is the output from http://morph.alpheios.net/api/v1/analysis/word?word=τιμήσομαι&lang=grc&engine=morpheusgrc
with the missing entry for the future form
Using http://www.perseus.tufts.edu/hopper/morph?lang=greek I have the all forms. maybe Perseus does not use Morpheus?????