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rule-string-transform

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업데이트2026년 5월 17일 09:22

Apply ordered rules for string transformations like pig latin, atbash, or rot. Use when translating words with specific prefix/suffix rules and ordered predicate matching.

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When to use

For rule-based string transforms (pig latin, atbash, rot, etc.).

Rules

Encode the rules as an ordered list of (predicate, transform) pairs
For each word, walk the list; apply the FIRST matching rule and stop
Order matters — specific rules MUST come before general ones
ALWAYS test each rule in isolation before combining
NEVER apply multiple rules to the same word

Pig latin specifics

"qu" or consonant-cluster-ending-in-qu counts as a unit — "quick" → "ickquay", "square" → "aresquay"
"y" acts as a consonant at the start but a vowel in the middle — "yellow" → "ellowyay", "rhythm" → "ythmrhay"
Rule order: starts-with-vowel-or-xr-or-yt → append "ay"; starts-with-consonant(s)-then-"qu" → move cluster+qu, append "ay"; starts-with-consonants-up-to-first-"y"-or-vowel → move the consonants, append "ay"; fallback → append "ay"

Example

Pig latin: "quick" starts with "qu" consonant cluster → "ickquay". "apple" starts with vowel → "appleay". "yellow" starts with consonant "y" → "ellowyay".

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name	rule-string-transform
description	Apply ordered rules for string transformations like pig latin, atbash, or rot. Use when translating words with specific prefix/suffix rules and ordered predicate matching.
topic	Ordered-Rule String Transformation
token_cost	120
related	["recursion-backtracking"]
keywords	["pig latin","string rule","transform word","vowel","consonant","cluster","qu","ordered rules","first match","prefix","suffix","translate word"]

When to use

For rule-based string transforms (pig latin, atbash, rot, etc.).

Rules

Encode the rules as an ordered list of (predicate, transform) pairs
For each word, walk the list; apply the FIRST matching rule and stop
Order matters — specific rules MUST come before general ones
ALWAYS test each rule in isolation before combining
NEVER apply multiple rules to the same word

Pig latin specifics

"qu" or consonant-cluster-ending-in-qu counts as a unit — "quick" → "ickquay", "square" → "aresquay"
"y" acts as a consonant at the start but a vowel in the middle — "yellow" → "ellowyay", "rhythm" → "ythmrhay"
Rule order: starts-with-vowel-or-xr-or-yt → append "ay"; starts-with-consonant(s)-then-"qu" → move cluster+qu, append "ay"; starts-with-consonants-up-to-first-"y"-or-vowel → move the consonants, append "ay"; fallback → append "ay"

Example

Pig latin: "quick" starts with "qu" consonant cluster → "ickquay". "apple" starts with vowel → "appleay". "yellow" starts with consonant "y" → "ellowyay".