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IntroductionThe Hungarian language is a member of the Finno-Ugric language family, whose members share the property, among others, that they are agglutinative. Agglutinativity often entails morphological richness i.e. high number of inflectional categories and derivational operations as is the case for Hungarian. This complexity of morphology stands as a challenge to a wide number of linguistic applications which are optimized for Western Languages.The complexity of Hungarian inflectional morphology...
