Top 23 Linguistic Open-Source Projects

• tatoeba2

  46 663 0.0 PHP

  Tatoeba is a platform whose purpose is to create a collaborative and open dataset of sentences and their translations.

  

Project mention: Where can I find reliable example sentences? | /r/LearnJapanese | 2023-05-27

Maybe on tatoeba.org with filters

• ipa-dict

  7 493 0.0

  Monolingual wordlists with pronunciation information in IPA

  

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• rime-cantonese

  11 488 6.4 Python

  Rime Cantonese input schema | 粵語拼音輸入方案

  

Project mention: How to type Jyutcitzi? 【RIME keyboard installation manual】？ | /r/CantoneseScriptReform | 2023-12-07

Please follow instructions at https://github.com/rime/rime-cantonese/wiki and https://github.com/rime/rime-cantonese/wiki/新手安裝教程 In a nutshell, download and install using the following files: Mac: mac-2021.05.16-installer.pkg Windows: windows-sfx-2021.05.16-installer.exe Linux: Download and run ibus-install.sh Please check to ensure that RIME Cantonese is properly installed before proceeding to Step 3.

• awesome-linguistics

  1 353 4.2

  A curated list of anything remotely related to linguistics

  

Project mention: Untranslatable | news.ycombinator.com | 2024-01-26

Very interesting they were funded from Kickstarter! 292 backers at 10k€. I assumed you needed quite the following for Kickstarter to work...

And it looks like they do. 49k followers on Facebook and 16k on Instagram. Not sure how far back these go, but looks like very "shareable" content, where they would take I translatable words and make little funny pictures or memes or other intriguing things and post them. Lots of interaction comments/reaction-wise

Timeline-wise this was backed on Kickstarter in 2020. Site launched in summer 2020. The creator was very active on Kickstarter working on communicating and updating the community with what was going on (until the end there).

Also seems to have a Patreon, and worked itself into other places like https://github.com/theimpossibleastronaut/awesome-linguistic...

• wikipron

  4 288 6.1 Python

  Massively multilingual pronunciation mining

  

Project mention: does anyone know of any phonological transcription APIs for portuguese? | /r/asklinguistics | 2023-04-20

There's wikipron, which scrapes data from Wiktionary.

• ichiran

  3 273 0.0 Common Lisp

  Linguistic tools for texts in Japanese language

• prosodic

  1 267 9.4 JavaScript

  Prosodic: a metrical-phonological parser, written in Python. For English and Finnish, with flexible language support.

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• dev

  9 108 2.9 TeX

  PHOIBLE data and development. (by phoible)

  

Project mention: Does someone have a phonemic inventory of all the romance languages, a list of all the phonemes in all the romance languages ? | /r/linguistics | 2023-05-11

Does the language you’re thinking of have an inventory on https://phoible.org/?

• TextAnnotationGraphs

  1 89 0.0 JavaScript

  A modular annotation system that supports complex, interactive annotation graphs embedded on top of sequences of text.

  

• ambuda

  13 78 4.1 Python

  Main application code for Ambuda, a breakthrough Sanskrit library (ambuda.org)

  

Project mention: The Theorist Who Sees Math in Art, Music and Writing | news.ycombinator.com | 2024-03-04

>"Thousands of years ago in India, poets were trying to think about the possible meters. In Sanskrit poetry, you have long and short syllables. Long is twice as long as short. If you want to work out how many there are that take a length of time of three, you can have short, short, short, or long, short, or short, long. There are three ways to make three. There are five ways to make a length-four phrase. And there are eight ways to make a length-five phrase. This sequence you’re getting is one where every term is the sum of the previous two. You exactly reproduce what we nowadays call the Fibonacci sequence. But this was centuries before Fibonacci."

Related:

Ambuda: "Building the world's largest Sanskrit library":

https://ambuda.org/

• odict

  1 78 9.7 Rust

  A blazingly-fast, offline-first format and toolchain for lexical data 📖

  

• OpenGNT

  1 73 0.0 sed

  Open Greek New Testament Project; NA28 / NA27 Equivalent Text & Resources

• langstats

  1 61 0.0 Python

  A visual color bar of the programming languages in your directory, with percentages and labels

• zeroshot_topics

  3 60 0.0 Python

  Topic Inference with Zeroshot models

  

• tone

  12 52 7.6 TypeScript

  A Cross-Cultural Writing System (by termsurf)

  

• treebender

  1 39 0.0 Rust

  A HDPSG-inspired symbolic natural language parser written in Rust

• langua

  1 35 0.0 JavaScript

  A suite of language tools

  

• WonderfulPolishLanguage

  9 34 0.0

  This is a repository created for the list of resources for learning and exploring Wonderful Polish language.

Project mention: Are there any websites gathering graded readers in different languages; either making it themselves or simply sharing sources. I’m specifically looking for fiction books in Polish A1/A2. | /r/languagelearning | 2023-04-26

- Big list of resources (for learners) here, maybe you'll find something you like - https://github.com/TheDomcio/WonderfulPolishLanguage

• proiel-treebank

  1 33 3.6

  Official releases of the PROIEL treebank of ancient Indo-European languages

  

Project mention: Greek New Testament lemmatized with morphosyntactic annotation | /r/AcademicBiblical | 2023-04-19

• syn

  1 26 5.3 Python

  🌾 Get synonyms and antonyms of words from Thesaurus.com and other sources in your terminal, with rich output. (by agmmnn)

• google-books-ngram-frequency

  11 25 2.1 Python

  Word/n-gram frequency lists for the Google Books Ngram Corpus (v3, all languages) with Python code

• iso639

  1 23 4.7 Python

  ISO 639 language codes (by jacksonllee)

• NaiPosTagger

  2 14 2.6 PHP

  A part of speech tagger written in PHP.

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• Does someone have a phonemic inventory of all the romance languages, a list of all the phonemes in all the romance languages ?
  1 project | /r/linguistics | 11 May 2023
• Are there any websites gathering graded readers in different languages; either making it themselves or simply sharing sources. I’m specifically looking for fiction books in Polish A1/A2.
  1 project | /r/languagelearning | 26 Apr 2023
• Design considerations for digitalized ancient texts on the web, what would be ideal to have?
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