Finite state and Constraint Grammar based analysers, proofing tools and other resources
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This page documents the work on the Chippewa language model. It contains some 750 nouns and verbs, and a morphological component covering their basic inflection pattern.
The analyser is thus still in an experimental phase.
Ojibwe is an Algonquin language spoken in Canada and the United States. There are dialect differences within the language. The principal source of our analyser presents the Minnesota dialect, using the Double Vowel, or so-called Fiero system. This system is characterised by marking vowel length by writing double vowel symbols.
The analyser is in an initial state, and contains some hundred verbs, approximately hundred nouns and some pronouns.
We have so far used the following two sources:
Additional sources to peruse
Below is an autogenerated list of documentation pages built from structured comments in the source code. All pages are also concatenated and can be read as one long text here.