/**
 * English suffix table (P2.0 of G2P redesign).
 *
 * Each entry describes one productive English suffix: its orthography,
 * its IPA realization, its stress-shift class, and whether it triggers
 * vowel reduction in the base. The decomposer uses this to peel a word
 * down to its base, the stress FSM uses the class to re-place stress,
 * and the reduction rules use the trigger flag to decide whether
 * unstressed base vowels collapse.
 *
 * Stress classes follow Chomsky-Halle / Hayes:
 *   - "neutral":  base stress preserved; suffix unstressed.
 *                 Germanic suffixes: -ness, -less, -ly, -ed, -ing, …
 *   - "pre":      stress on syllable immediately before suffix.
 *                 Latinate Class-I suffixes: -ity, -tion, -ic, -ial, …
 *   - "pre2":     stress on syllable two before suffix.
 *                 -ative, -atory, -ical (in some cases)
 *   - "self":     suffix bears primary stress.
 *                 -ee, -eer, -ese, -ette, -oon, -aire
 *
 * The reduction flag defaults from class: pre/pre2/self reduce, neutral
 * does not. Override only for known irregulars.
 *
 * Order in SUFFIXES matters only for the decomposer's longest-match
 * heuristic; the table is indexed by length at module load.
 */
/**
 * Stress class — positional, measured from the end of the word:
 *
 *   - "neutral":     inherit base stress (suffix doesn't alter it).
 *                    Germanic Class-II suffixes: -ness, -less, -ly, -ed, -ing, …
 *   - "penult":      primary stress on penultimate syllable of the whole word.
 *                    Class-I: -ation, -ition, -ic, -ous, -al, -ant/-ent,
 *                    -ization, -tion, -sion, -ial.
 *   - "antepenult":  primary stress on antepenultimate (3rd-from-end).
 *                    Class-I: -ity, -ical, -ative, -ology, -ability, -ological.
 *   - "final":       primary stress on the last syllable.
 *                    Self-stressing: -ee, -eer, -ese, -ette, -oon, -aire.
 *
 * This single positional view replaces the older "pre/pre2/first/self"
 * vocabulary, which was relative to the suffix's start position and turned
 * out to overlap depending on suffix syllable count. Position-from-end is
 * both simpler and matches the underlying Latin penult/antepenult rule.
 */
export type StressClass = "neutral" | "penult" | "antepenult" | "final";
export interface SuffixEntry {
    /** Orthographic suffix matched at word end. */
    suffix: string;
    /** Phoneme realization (no stress marks; stress comes from class). */
    ipa: string;
    /** Stress-shift class. */
    stress: StressClass;
    /** Whether the base undergoes vowel reduction; default by class. */
    reduces?: boolean;
    /** Minimum base length required after stripping; guards over-stripping. */
    minBase?: number;
    /** Base recovery: undo orthographic mutation. e.g. -iness ← -y + -ness. */
    recover?: {
        strip: string;
        add: string;
    };
    /** Optional alternative base spellings to also try (e.g., "abat" → "abate"). */
    baseAlts?: string[];
    /** Optional context guard: regex matched against the base after stripping. */
    baseGuard?: RegExp;
    /** Phoneme-level allomorphs that may also realize this suffix. Caller
     *  picks the one matching the actual IPA tail. Used for -s/-ed allomorphy. */
    ipaAlts?: string[];
}
export declare const SUFFIXES: SuffixEntry[];
/**
 * Find the longest suffix entry matching the end of `word`. Returns the
 * primary base (after any orthographic recovery) plus a list of alternative
 * base spellings to try (e.g., for -ed/-ing also try base+"e", since
 * abated→abate dropped the final e). Caller can pick which alternative
 * resolves against a dictionary.
 *
 * Returns null if no entry matches under its minBase / baseGuard constraints.
 */
export declare function matchSuffix(word: string): {
    entry: SuffixEntry;
    base: string;
    baseAlts: string[];
} | null;
/**
 * Strip suffixes iteratively until no more match. Returns the chain of
 * (entry, intermediate base) and the final base.
 */
export interface DecompositionStep {
    entry: SuffixEntry;
    /** Word/base before this suffix is stripped. */
    before: string;
    /** Resulting base after stripping (input to the next iteration). */
    after: string;
    /** Alternative base spellings (e-drop / consonant doubling recovery). */
    afterAlts: string[];
}
export interface Decomposition {
    base: string;
    baseAlts: string[];
    steps: DecompositionStep[];
}
export declare function decompose(word: string, maxDepth?: number): Decomposition;
/** Default reduction trigger by class. */
export declare function reduces(entry: SuffixEntry): boolean;