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Questionable/Wrong Old Norse syllabifications

See original GitHub issue

disclaimer: I haven’t actually looked at the literature on this so I might be totally offbase here, but some of the syllabifications for Old Norse make me suspicious. A few examples:

sagð-i surely this should be sag-ði mund-i instead of mun-di sturl-a instead of stur-la

Some are completely incorrect. None of these words syllabify at all:

mönnum gunnar þessu

These are just a few examples. In general there seems to be difficulty with getting final syllables/endings right. Is this a known issue or do I have something configured wrong or the wrong model installed or something?

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krfkeithcommented, Jan 29, 2021

@clemsciences yes it did!

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clemsciencescommented, Aug 20, 2020

@krfkeith, did my answer help you?

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