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  <Title>Two-level Description of Turkish Morphology</Title>
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2 Two-level description of Turkish
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    <Paragraph position="0"> morphology The phonetic rules of contemporary Turkish have been encoded using 22 two-level rules while the morphotactics of the agglutinative word structures has been encoded as finite-state machines for verbal, nominal paradigms. Our lexicons are based on the comprehensive word list that we have compiled for our spelling checker developed earlier (Solak and Oflazer, 1992). We have lexicons for nouns, adjectives verbs, compound nouns, proper nouns, pronouns, adverbs, connectives, exclamations, postpositions, acronyms, technical words, special cases, There are total of 18,500 nominal (nouns + adjectives) roots and about 2,450 verbal roots. There are about 100 lexicons for suffixes.</Paragraph>
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3 Example Output
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    <Paragraph position="0"> Here we provide a sample output from our implementation (slightly edited for proper orthography):</Paragraph>
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