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Add support for Hindi language
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‎README.rst

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* ``fr_CH`` (French - Switzerland)
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* ``fr_DZ`` (French - Algeria)
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* ``he`` (Hebrew)
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* ``hi`` (Hindi)
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* ``hu`` (Hungarian)
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* ``id`` (Indonesian)
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* ``is`` (Icelandic)
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I am thus basing myself on Marius Grigaitis' improvements and re-publishing
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``pynum2word`` as ``num2words``.
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Virgil Dupras, Savoir-faire Linux
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Virgil Dupras, Savoir-faire Linux

‎num2words/__init__.py

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lang_CS, lang_CY, lang_DA, lang_DE, lang_EN, lang_EN_IN,
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lang_EN_NG, lang_EO, lang_ES, lang_ES_CO, lang_ES_CR,
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lang_ES_GT, lang_ES_NI, lang_ES_VE, lang_FA, lang_FI, lang_FR,
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lang_FR_BE, lang_FR_CH, lang_FR_DZ, lang_HE, lang_HU, lang_ID,
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lang_IS, lang_IT, lang_JA, lang_KN, lang_KO, lang_KZ, lang_LT,
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lang_LV, lang_NL, lang_NO, lang_PL, lang_PT, lang_PT_BR,
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lang_RO, lang_RU, lang_SK, lang_SL, lang_SR, lang_SV, lang_TE,
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lang_TET, lang_TG, lang_TH, lang_TR, lang_UK, lang_VI)
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lang_FR_BE, lang_FR_CH, lang_FR_DZ, lang_HE, lang_HI, lang_HU,
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lang_ID, lang_IS, lang_IT, lang_JA, lang_KN, lang_KO, lang_KZ,
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lang_LT, lang_LV, lang_NL, lang_NO, lang_PL, lang_PT,
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lang_PT_BR, lang_RO, lang_RU, lang_SK, lang_SL, lang_SR,
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lang_SV, lang_TE, lang_TET, lang_TG, lang_TH, lang_TR, lang_UK,
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lang_VI)
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CONVERTER_CLASSES = {
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'am': lang_AM.Num2Word_AM(),
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'tet': lang_TET.Num2Word_TET(),
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'hu': lang_HU.Num2Word_HU(),
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'is': lang_IS.Num2Word_IS(),
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'hi': lang_HI.Num2Word_HI(),
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}
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CONVERTES_TYPES = ['cardinal', 'ordinal', 'ordinal_num', 'year', 'currency']

‎num2words/lang_HI.py

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# -*- encoding: utf-8 -*-
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# Copyright (c) 2003, Taro Ogawa. All Rights Reserved.
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# Copyright (c) 2013, Savoir-faire Linux inc. All Rights Reserved.
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# This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
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# modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public
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# License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either
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# version 2.1 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
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# This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
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# but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
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# MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU
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# Lesser General Public License for more details.
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# You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public
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# License along with this library; if not, write to the Free Software
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# Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston,
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# MA 02110-1301 USA
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from __future__ import unicode_literals
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import string
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from num2words.base import Num2Word_Base
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class Num2Word_HI(Num2Word_Base):
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"""
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Hindi (HI) Num2Word class
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"""
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_irregular_ordinals = {
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0: "शून्य",
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1: "पहला",
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2: "दूसरा",
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3: "तीसरा",
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4: "चौथा",
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6: "छठा",
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}
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_irregular_ordinals_nums = {
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0: "०",
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1: "१ला",
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2: "२रा",
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3: "३रा",
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4: "४था",
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6: "६ठा",
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}
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_hindi_digits = "०१२३४५६७८९" # 0-9
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_digits_to_hindi_digits = dict(zip(string.digits, _hindi_digits))
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_regular_ordinal_suffix = "वाँ"
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def setup(self):
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# Note: alternative forms are informal
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self.low_numwords = [
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"निन्यानवे",
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"अट्ठानवे",
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"सत्तानवे", # alternative "सतानवे"
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"छियानवे",
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"पचानवे",
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"चौरानवे",
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"तिरानवे",
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"बानवे",
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"इक्यानवे",
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"नब्बे",
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"नवासी",
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"अट्ठासी",
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"सतासी",
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"छियासी",
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"पचासी",
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"चौरासी",
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"तिरासी",
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"बयासी",
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"इक्यासी",
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"अस्सी",
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"उनासी", # alternative "उन्नासी"
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"अठहत्तर", # alternative "अठहतर"
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"सतहत्तर", # alternative "सतहतर"
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"छिहत्तर", # alternative "छिहतर"
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"पचहत्तर", # alternative "पचहतर"
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"चौहत्तर", # alternative "चौहतर"
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"तिहत्तर", # alternative "तिहतर"
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"बहत्तर", # alternative "बहतर"
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"इकहत्तर", # alternative "इकहतर"
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"सत्तर",
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"उनहत्तर", # alternative "उनहतर"
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"अड़सठ", # alternative "अड़सठ"
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"सड़सठ", # alternative "सड़सठ"
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"छियासठ",
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"पैंसठ",
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"चौंसठ",
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"तिरसठ",
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"बासठ",
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"इकसठ",
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"साठ",
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"उनसठ",
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"अट्ठावन", # alternative "अठावन"
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"सत्तावन", # alternative "सतावन"
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"छप्पन",
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"पचपन",
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"चौवन",
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"तिरेपन", # alternative "तिरपन"
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"बावन",
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"इक्यावन",
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"पचास",
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"उनचास",
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"अड़तालीस", # alternative "अड़तालीस"
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"सैंतालीस",
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"छियालीस", # alternative "छयालिस"
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"पैंतालीस",
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"चौवालीस", # alternative "चवालीस"
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"तैंतालीस", # alternative "तैतालीस"
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"बयालीस",
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"इकतालीस",
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"चालीस",
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"उनतालीस",
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"अड़तीस", # alternative "अड़तीस"
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"सैंतीस",
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"छत्तीस", # alternative "छतीस"
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"पैंतीस",
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"चौंतीस",
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"तैंतीस",
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"बत्तीस", # alternative "बतीस"
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"इकत्तीस", # alternative "इकतीस"
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"तीस",
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"उनतीस",
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"अट्ठाईस", # alternative "अट्ठाइस"
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"सत्ताईस", # alternative "सताइस"
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"छब्बीस",
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"पच्चीस",
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"चौबीस",
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"तेईस", # alternative "तेइस"
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"बाईस",
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"इक्कीस", # alternative "इकीस"
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"बीस",
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"उन्नीस",
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"अट्ठारह", # alternative "अठारह"
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"सत्रह",
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"सोलह",
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"पंद्रह",
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"चौदह",
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"तेरह",
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"बारह",
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"ग्यारह",
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"दस",
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"नौ",
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"आठ",
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"सात",
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"छः", # alternative "छह"
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"पाँच", # alternative "पांच"
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"चार",
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"तीन",
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"दो",
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"एक",
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"शून्य",
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]
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self.mid_numwords = [(100, "सौ")]
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self.high_numwords = [
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(11, "ख़रब"),
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(9, "अरब"),
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(7, "करोड़"), # alternative "करोड़"
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(5, "लाख"),
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(3, "हज़ार"), # alternative "हज़ार"
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]
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self.pointword = "दशमलव"
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self.negword = "माइनस "
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def set_high_numwords(self, high):
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for n, word in self.high_numwords:
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self.cards[10**n] = word
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def merge(self, lpair, rpair):
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ltext, lnum = lpair
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rtext, rnum = rpair
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if lnum == 1 and rnum < 100:
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return rtext, rnum
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elif 100 > lnum > rnum:
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return "%s-%s" % (ltext, rtext), lnum + rnum
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elif lnum >= 100 > rnum:
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return "%s %s" % (ltext, rtext), lnum + rnum
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elif rnum > lnum:
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return "%s %s" % (ltext, rtext), lnum * rnum
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return "%s %s" % (ltext, rtext), lnum + rnum
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def to_ordinal(self, value):
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if value in self._irregular_ordinals:
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return self._irregular_ordinals[value]
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# regular Hindi ordinals are derived from cardinals
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# by modifying the last member of the expression.
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cardinal = self.to_cardinal(value)
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return cardinal + self._regular_ordinal_suffix
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def _convert_to_hindi_numerals(self, value):
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return "".join(map(self._digits_to_hindi_digits.__getitem__,
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str(value)))
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def to_ordinal_num(self, value):
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if value in self._irregular_ordinals_nums:
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return self._irregular_ordinals_nums[value]
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return self._convert_to_hindi_numerals(value) \
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