Difference between revisions of "Specific resources per language"

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s = lemma
 
s = lemma
 
 
hn = homonymy ref
 
hn = homonymy ref
 
 
t = inflection info
 
t = inflection info
 
 
tn = inflection number (referring to table)
 
tn = inflection number (referring to table)
 
 
av = ref to consonant gradation
 
av = ref to consonant gradation
 
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Revision as of 20:48, 25 February 2008

The incubator can be found here. It provides a place for people to put dictionaries and other stuff that is useful in constructing language pairs. On this page you can put resources which will be useful in the construction. Try and mark them for licence, or at least free/non-free.

Albanian

Dictionary: apertium-mk-sq.sq.dix
Resources

Armenian

Dictionary: apertium-hy-en.hy.dix
Resources

Breton

Dictionary: apertium-br-fr.br.dix
Resources

Cornish

Dictionary: apertium-cy-kw.kw.dix

Bulgarian

Dictionary: apertium-mk-bg.bg.dix
Resources

Cornish

Resources

Greek

Dictionary: apertium-en-el.el.dix
Resources

Hindi

Dictionary: apertium-hi-en.hi.dix
Resources

Iranian Persian

Dictionary: apertium-tg-fa.fa.dix
Resources

Portuguese

Even if Apertium has a stable es-pt pair, the coverage of the Brazilian Portuguese Dictionary built at NILC (Universidade de Sao Paulo) for Unitex is much better, and could be used perhaps to improve it.

Resources

We believe it has a LGPL license.

Russian

Dictionary: monodix
Bidix: Polish-Russian
Bidix: English-Russian
Resources

Slovakian

Dictionary: apertium-pl-sk.sk.dix
Resources

Swedish - Danish

Pair: apertium-sv-da
Resources

Quechua

Resources

Norwegian

Resources

Urdu

Dictionary: apertium-hi-ur.ur.dix
Resources

Finnish

Resources
s = lemma
hn = homonymy ref
t = inflection info
tn = inflection number (referring to table)
av = ref to consonant gradation