PEG Morphology Algorithm
Robin Lee Powell scripsit:
> So far as I know, Lojban syllabification has never been clearly
> defined.
The rule is, AFAIK, that every vowel or diphthong makes a syllable, and
that consonant clusters are split between syllables unless they are a
permissible initial, in which case they both belong to the following
syllable. All such rules are artificial: there is no objective
cross-language definition of "syllable".
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