GiellaLT

GiellaLT provides an infrastructure for rule-based language technology aimed at minority and indigenous languages, and streamlines building anything from keyboards to speech technology. Read more about Why. See also How to get started, and our Privacy document.

View GiellaLT on GitHub giellalt/giellalt.github.io

About GiellaLT

This site contains the technical documentation of the GiellaLT infrastructure, developed and used by Divvun, Giellatekno and others. It is an open source website providing analysers and tools for a wide range of languages, as well as a ready-made setup for adding more languages.

The possibility to make computer tools for your language

Computer tools supported by our infrastructure include:

… by using the following language technologies

We write our morphologies as finite state transducers in the formalisms lexc, twolc and xfst rewrite rules, and compile them into computer programs for language analysis with the compilers hfst or foma. Our syntaxes we write in constraint grammar, and we compile our constraint grammars with vislcg3. The installation of these compilers is documented on the Getting Started page.

Source code, licensing and cooperation

All our resources, infrastructure and linguistic content alike, are available under various open source licenses, mostly GPL or MIT.

The linguistic source code is found in the present GitHub organisation (giellalt). In addition to that, we maintain the following GitHub organisations, mostly with more technical content: borealium, divvun, divvungiellatekno, giellatekno. Another relevant GitHub organisation is apertium.

You may also cooperate with us, e.g. use our servers for your language, embark on a shared project, etc. In order to do that, please contact us, or write to us directly on our Zulip instance.

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