Vox

Vox comes from the Latin noun meaning "Voice". Vox is built upon Muto and is meant to help with the translation of English to Latin and vice versa. Currently only the backend framework is being developed, but it will serve as the basis for a full Latin Translation application. 

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During my time teaching Latin, I would on occasion catch some students attempting to use AI or other similar services to help in the completion of their work. Due to both the students and these services lack of knowledge of the way Latin grammar works, it was very clear that the work was not their own. In my research for any applications that could consistently handle translations between English and Latin, I found none that could both follow the rules of the language and provide meaningful translations. This project is my attempt to fill this gap in services. 

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While much of the real-time processing of the sentences and words will be done on the C++ side, I will be utilizing SQL for the storage of the dictionary and quick lookups. The goal is to allow users to perform searches of the database from the API/ application. This provides a central location for all words (nouns, verbs, etc.) along with their various forms for quick and efficient lookup.

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If you are interested in taking a look at the source code, feel free to view the GitHub repository. If you have any suggestions or recommendations feel free to either message me or make a pull request.

https://github.com/nomadiidamon/Latin-Translator