compare to Huet, future participle parasmaipada
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This issue summarizes differences and similarities noticed in the comparison of future participle stems and declensions; the methodology is described in the readme for huetcompare/parts-fap.
stem comparison
huet_stems_fap.txt summarizes the stems that appear infuture participle (parasmaipada) forms in the SL_parts.xml file from Huet. For each stem is shown all class-pada (pada always P) combinations which have declined forms. Two noteworthy details are
- the same stem value is used, regardless of the gender of the declined form. Specifically, there is no specific mention of a feminine stem.
- the underlying root of any participle is NOT specified in the SL_parts file, nor is the conjugational class of this underlying root.
pysan_stems_fap.txt summarizes the stems and classes padas that appear in the present participle stems of
MW-verb-fap.txt of the pysan system.
The two lists of roots and padas are compared in
compare_stems_fap.txt.
This comparison is organized into categories:
- 450 cases of stems which appear in both sources,
- 1108 cases of stems which appear only in pysan.
- 270 cases of stems which appear only in the Huet source
declension table comparison
huet_decl_tables_fap.txt contains 2160 future participle parasmaipada declension tables derived from Huet's SL_parts.xml.
Each of these appears on one line of the file.
For each of these Huet computations, a comparable computation from the pysan
system was prepared, taking into account the class-pada information used by pysan future participle parasmaipada declension computations. The result is
pysan_decl_tables_fap.txt.
compare_decl_tables_fap.txt summarizes the similarities and differences in the corresponding declensions from the two files just mentioned.
Some statistics resulting from the comparison:
- 900 (42% of the 2160) declensions are identical in the two systems.
- 810 (37%) of the Huet declensions have no comparable pysan declension. Some likely contributors to this large percentage might be:
- The presence of denominatives in Huet, which are not included in the Pysan work.
- Differences in the future participle stem formation in the two systems.
- 450 (21%) of the remaining declensions differ in one or more details.
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All of these are due to a systematic difference in the feminine
declension. This differences appears to be that the Huet feminine forms are
based on a stem ending in 'antI', while the Pysan forms are based on
two stems, one ending in 'antI' and the other ending in 'atI'.
Here is a typical example:akzizyat pfut Pf: declension differences @ 1s,1d,1p,2s,2d,2p,3s,3d,3p,4s,4d,4p,5s,5d,5p,6s,6d,6p,7s,7d,7p 1s (huet) akzizyantI != akzizyantI,akzizyatI (pysan) 1d (huet) akzizyantyO != akzizyantyO,akzizyatyO (pysan) and similarly for the other cases and numbers
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As with the comparison of declensions of nouns, Huet does not include vocative inflected forms in the SL_parts.xml data. This systematic difference is ignored in the comparison.