lngcnv may stand for "language converter", "linguistic converter", "lenguaje convertido", and the like.
lngcnv constitutes a set of linguistic tools which allow (a) displaying pronunciation of a phrase and (b) converting between different (e.g., regional) norms of orthography when a word or some piece of text is provided as an argument directly from the command line.
Multiple modern and ancient languages are (projected to be) supported.
1. English: orthography
2. Latin: pronunciation & orthography
3. Quechua: orthography
4. Tikuna: pronunciation & orthography
Support for more languages (including Polish, Spanish) is under active development.
METHOD 1
Install from crates.io by the use of cargo:
cargo install lngcnv --version 1.0.0-alpha.1
METHOD 2
1. Download the binary "lngcnv" for Linux x86_64 from GitHub.
2. Make the file executable:
sudo chmod +x ./lngcnv
3a. Install lngcnv via copying the binary to /usr/bin/
sudo cp lngcnv /usr/bin/
3b. On Fedora Silverblue / Kinoite:
sudo cp lngcnv /var/usrlocal/bin/
METHOD 3
Download the lngcnv source from GitHub, build, rename and install the program:
rustc ./main.rs
mv main lngcnv
sudo cp lngcnv /usr/bin/
https://github.com/piotrbajdek/lngcnv/wiki