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Implementing adjective-to-noun conversion across a wide swatch of words

Looking for answers regarding converting adjectives into nouns in code. e.g., automagically using foo._state.universal to create a method foo.getUniversality(). Programming language is irrelevant, but here's an example end state in JavaScript:

import {getNounConversionOf} from '@servicenow/adjectivity';
getNounConversionOf('universal'); // => 'universality'
getNounConversionOf('order');     // => 'order'
getNounConversionOf('voracious'); // => 'voraciousness'

In English we use suffixes to express state/condition/quality. Examples for adjectives include -ity & -ness. Some words remain sans suffix regardless of state... What’s are some efficient ways to implement a Node.js module that can accept an adjective & return its (potentially suffixed) noun form? pluralize uses an inline collection of tuples, e.g. [/* Pronouns */['I', 'we'],...]. Is there potentially a better way, & if not, do you know of a solid resource for getting everything that’d be in those tuples?

about 4 years ago · Juan Pablo Isaza
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