The implementation of the latest solutions and improvements in the largest Latvian online dictionary T¯ezaurs are described, including the continuously expanding Latvian WordNet, a new derivation resource within the WordNet, an updated system of in-gloss lexeme references, and improved guidelines for virtual links for...
A. K. ⋆. Mikus, Grasmanis, GuntaNEˇSPORE-B ̄erzkalne et al.· 1 citation
The article describes the architecture of the TurkLang multifunctional linguistic platform, currently being developed at the Institute of Applied Semiotics of the Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Tatarstan. The system is based on a three-level knowledge base: linguistic universals, descriptions of units of specif...
A. Gatiatullin· Russian Digital Libraries Jo...· 0 citations
Abstract:This article presents the background to, and a description of, a newly developed online database of historical and contemporary lexical data for languages of the region on and around the Bird's Head of New Guinea. In the first public release described here, the OUTOFPAPUA database collects more than 200,000 le...
Antoinette Schapper, David Kamholz· Oceanic Linguistics· 0 citations
Dyachronical analysis of levels of word formation in the Old Armenian and Modern Armenian languages shows that certain old Armenian analytic constructions have been transformed into compound words. These, however, have preserved a meaningful plan in the Modern Armenian language, sometimes revealing differences in the s...
This article describes a methodology for discovering potentially impolite language constructions in an
under-resourced language, with the aim to develop a comprehensive digital database of such constructions. After a brief
definitional discussion of (Afrikaans) impolite constructions, we succinctly introduce a mult...
G. V. van Huyssteen, Suléne Pilon, Adri Breed· Journal of Language Aggressi...· 0 citations