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  <Title>A Finite-State Model of Georgian Verbal Morphology</Title>
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Abstract
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    <Paragraph position="0"> Georgian is a less commonly studied language with complex, non-concatenative verbal morphology. We present a computational model for generation and recognition of Georgian verb conjugations, relying on the analysis of Georgian verb structure as a word-level template. The model combines a set of finite-state transducers with a default inheritance mechanism.1</Paragraph>
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