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Table 3.1. phonetically arranged Amharic fidel — Table 3 1. phonetically arranged Amharic fidel

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rearranging their order to suit the rules of the target language.

Table 2.1. Categories of Amharic Consonants

Table 2.2. Categories of Amharic Vowels 2.3.2 Amharic Writing System

Table 3.3. noun pluralizing plural marker suffix {-oc}[4F] (,33,2) as shown in Table 3.3.

Table 3.4. definite article suffixation The corresponding algorithm for definite article is shown in figure 3.2. indicator morpheme {-u}[-4-] (,29) which is shown below in Table 3.4.

Table 3.5. Possession suffix

3.4. the prefix {Iye-}[A?](27,25,28,), is shown. The Algorithm for this rule is also shown in figure In Table 3.6., One of the rules that can be applied on verbs to get another word is addin,

Table 3.8. first person singular as subject in verbs Algorithm for first person singular subject in verb :

Table 3.10. third person singular feminine, command form: the case of alveolar phones From Table 3.10, it can be observed that alveolar phonemes to shift to palatals on the application of vowel {-i}[-4.](,30). Figure 3.8 shows the algorithm for this case (there are cases

Table 3.11. implemented rules and their morphological information for transitive verbs

4.3 Amharic Text Processing

Table 4.2. the seven movements of ESL alphabets In chapter two, it is indicated that the avatar of SiGML Service Player accepts SiGML

Figure 4.3. fidel {le}[A] signed by anna n first order there is no movement. The resulting output is shown below as signed by anna. ur lines indicate that the location is between head and shoulder and is close to body. Since it’s

* signer-2 jumped one alphabet with-out giving value Table 5.1. Assessment of finger spelling Table 5.2 words evaluation in ESL dictionary

5.3 Discussions From evaluation table for finger spelling more than 50% of the alphabets are perfectly

Appendix A. ESL manual alphabets [5][20]