Wikifunctions:Catalogue/Natural language operations/French
General
Grammatical Gender
- French masculine adjective to feminine (Z11590): converts the masculine form of a French adjective to its equivalent feminine form (pre-1990 traditional orthography)
- noun gender in French (Z22281): returns "true" if it's feminine, "false" if masculine [WIP, the output is currently a boolean and don't deal with complex case, like nouns with multiple genders)
Verbs
Verb Groups
- Does this French verb belong to 1st group? (Z12436): returns true if verb belongs to the first group, false if not
- Does this French verb belong to 2nd group? (Z12439): returns true if verb belongs to the second group, false if not
- Does this French verb belong to 3rd group? (Z12440): returns true if verb belongs to the third group, false if not
Verb Conjugation
- Conjugate être (Z21599): "Être" means "to be" in French and its form changes based on tense, pronoun, or gender/number. It has unique conjugations, so it requires its own function.Tests cases are old and pending deletion.
- Conjugate regular -er verb (Z21617): Conjugate a regular -er verb in French. Supports all 22 tenses and pronouns, as well as fem/masc and plural/non-plural. Warning: not all -er verbs are regular!
- Conjugate regular -ir verb (Z21624): Conjugate a regular -ir verb in French. Supports all 22 tenses and pronouns, as well as fem/masc and plural/non-plural. Warning: not all -ir verbs are regular!
- Conjugate regular -re verb (Z21632): Conjugate a regular -re verb in French. Supports all 22 tenses and pronouns, as well as fem/masc and plural/non-plural. Warning: not all -re verbs are regular!