Translating Finnish inflected forms to English

Finnish and English differ extensively in how they encode the use of words in context. Lexicon forms the basis for language. However, one cannot use a language simply by putting words after each other. Language needs methods for encoding location, direction, time, and several other features. While the lexicon often has counterparts in another language, the way how they are used may differ greatly. Finnish and English form a language pair, where differences in this respect are enormous. The analysis of the language forms the basis for translating text into another language. The analysis result includes many types of linguistic codes that makes the translation possible. These codes can then be used for converting the encoded information into the form, in which it is expressed in target language. This is the process that will be discussed in this technical report