14. A computer system to generate a morphological electronic dictionary for a natural language, the computer system comprising: a processor; an electronic memory configured with electronic instructions to cause the computer system to perform steps, the electronic instructions including: create an initial morphological description having word inflection rules for groups of words in the natural language; analyze by the computer system a plurality of text corpuses in the natural language, including: identifying each word token in each text corpus of the natural language; applying one or more paradigm rules to each word token in each text corpus; generating one or more hypotheses about parts of speech for base forms of each word token; searching for other word inflected forms corresponding to the base form of each word token; verifying each hypothesis of the one or more hypotheses for each base form of each word token based on ratings to identify verified hypotheses; adding grammatical values and inflection paradigms to each base form of each word token for each verified hypothesis; and obtaining information about one or more morphological descriptions for each word token with a verified hypothesis; and add the base form of each word token with the morphological descriptions to the morphological electronic dictionary for each verified hypothesis.
15. The computer system of claim 14 , wherein the morphological descriptions comprise one or more word inflection rules.