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I don't know any Java library that fully accomplish this. There is SimpleNLG but it seems pretty hard to use if you're not an expert in the natural language subject.
However, I've had a peek into the word-forms source code and it seems very easy to translate to Java, it's basically parsing a big amount of data from text files. In my opinion, creating a Java version would be a nice open-source project, if there's anyone willing to do it.
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