Penjana Lirik Melayu

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The generator works backwards from the rhyme. For each stanza it picks a rhyme scheme, chooses one rhyme key per group, then chooses the end word before anything else — because the end word is the only word in a line that cannot move. Only then does it choose a sentence template whose final slot accepts that word.

1. Skema rima — AABB, ABAB, ABBA, AAAA… per section.
2. Kunci rima — one key per group, chosen from keys the theme can actually serve.
3. Kata akhir — the end word, from that key's bucket.
4. Templat — a typed Malay frame that can end on that word.
5. Suku kata — slots padded to hit the line's syllable target.

Dua enjin — two engines

The AI writes the lines, but it does not get to decide what rhymes. It is handed the rhyme groups and a list of end words that the language rules have already confirmed, then its reply is re-analysed from the text and compared against that contract. Broken lines get one targeted repair; if it still fails, Auto falls back to the built-in engine and says so, while AI only shows you the result with its warnings.

Measured over 24 songs on a live gateway: 75% pass verification outright, 97% of rhyme pairs are correct, and 96% of lines land within ±2 syllables.

Malay specifics

• Syllables are near-regular: one vowel per syllable, with a word-final diphthong (ai, au, oi) counting as one. So pantai is 2, but air is 2 as well — the ai there is a hiatus (a-ir), not a diphthong.
• Rhyme is judged on the final syllable, since Malay has no stress. malam/dalam rhyme (-am); -am, -an and -ang do not.
• Affixes are preserved and re-applied: a transitive root takes meN- (peluk → memeluk), while an intransitive one stays bare (pulang → pulang).
• Reduplication is meaningful and preserved (anak-anak).