Also it's not like dplyr is anything close to a "port" of SQL. You could in theory collect dplyr verbs and compile them to SQL, sure. That's what ORMs typically do, and what the Spark API does (and its descendants such as Polars).

"Porting" SQL to your language usually means inventing a new API for relational and/or tabular data access that feels ergonomic in the host language, and then either compiling it to SQL or executing it in some kind of array processing backend, or DataFusion if you're fancy like that.