import { type FormatOptions } from './tokens.cjs';
export declare const WEEKDAY_NAMES: string[];
export declare const MONTH_NAMES: string[];
export declare const SPANISH_MONTH_NAMES: string[];
export declare const FRENCH_MONTH_NAMES: string[];
export declare const GERMAN_MONTH_NAMES: string[];
export declare const SPANISH_WEEKDAY_NAMES: string[];
export declare const FRENCH_WEEKDAY_NAMES: string[];
export declare const GERMAN_WEEKDAY_NAMES: string[];
export interface ParseRelativeOptions extends FormatOptions {
    /**
     * Opt-in typo tolerance. When the input doesn't match any phrase
     * exactly, retry after correcting individual words (weekday names,
     * month names, and marker words like "next"/"ago"/"tomorrow") that
     * are within a small edit distance of a known word — e.g.
     * "tommorow" → "tomorrow", "next tuesady" → "next tuesday". Numbers
     * are never touched.
     *
     * Off by default, matching this library's throw-rather-than-guess
     * philosophy elsewhere (parse()'s `lenient` option is the same shape
     * of opt-in). English only for this option currently — combining
     * `fuzzy: true` with a non-English `locale` throws rather than
     * silently skipping the fuzzy pass.
     *
     * If no correction produces a recognized phrase, throws the same
     * "doesn't recognize" error the exact pass would have thrown.
     */
    fuzzy?: boolean;
}
/**
 * Resolve common relative-date phrases against a reference date,
 * returning a Temporal.PlainDate. Supports English by default, plus
 * Spanish (es), French (fr), and German (de) via the `locale` option.
 *
 * Supported phrase classes (with examples per language):
 *
 * - weekday refs: "next Tuesday" / "el próximo martes" / "mardi prochain" / "nächsten Dienstag"
 * - day offsets: "today" / "hoy" / "aujourd'hui" / "heute" (and tomorrow/yesterday equivalents)
 * - unit offsets: "in 3 days" / "en 3 días" / "dans 3 jours" / "in 3 Tagen"
 * - month-day without year: "March 5th" / "5 de marzo" / "5 mars" / "5. März"
 *
 * Ambiguous-case handling is consistent across all four languages:
 * "next X" said on X (today is the named weekday) means 7 days from
 * now, not today. "last X" said on X means 7 days ago. See README
 * "parseRelative" for the documented behavior of each ambiguous case.
 *
 * Throws a descriptive error for any phrase it doesn't recognize in
 * the target language, rather than guessing. A bare "5 days" without
 * "in" or "ago" (or the per-language equivalent) throws with a message
 * pointing at the disambiguation options.
 *
 * Returns a Temporal.PlainDate for every supported phrase. Time-of-day
 * extensions like "next Tuesday at 3pm" aren't supported in this pass.
 */
export declare function parseRelative(input: string, referenceDate: unknown, options?: ParseRelativeOptions): unknown;