Overview of proofing tools for morphology-rich languages
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This is an overview over proofing tools for indigenous languages or
otherwise morphology-rich languages. Tools made by Divvun and
Giellatekno are not listed here, they may be found at
borealium.org .
Abbreviations: LS = Lingsoft, MS = Microsoft, LO = LibreOffice‚ MSO = MS Office
Spellchecking
Europe
Language
Type
Open
Provider
Program
Reference
Comment
Irish
?
yes
K. Scannel
Several
info ..
Basque
twol
yes
xuxen
LO, MSO16
info ..
Breton
?
no
MS
MSO16
info , site ..
Scottish Gaelic
?
no
MS
MSO16
info , site ..
Russia
Language
Type
Open
Provider
Program
Reference
Comment
Chuvash
hunspell
yes
chuvash.org
LO
info ..
Komi
hunspell
yes
FU-lab
LO, web, browsers
info ..
Mari
hunspell
yes
FU-lab
LO
info ..
Tatar
hunspell
yes
FU-lab
LO
info , download ..
Udmurt
hunspell
yes
FU-lab
LO
info ..
Americas
Language
Type
Open
Provider
Program
Reference
Comment
Southern Unified Quechua
FST
yes
?
LO
github ..
Kichwa (Equador Quechua)
FST
yes
?
LO
site ..
Africa
Language
Type
Open
Provider
Program
Reference
Comment
Kabyle
hunspell
yes
?
LO
sourceforge ..
Oceania
Language
Type
Open
Provider
Program
Reference
Comment
Maori
hunspell
yes
Karaitiana Taiuru
several
site ..
Grammarchecking
Language
Type
Open
Provider
Program
Reference
Comment
Basque
cg
yes
xuxen
MSO16
info ..
Other resources, American languages
Language
link
Open
Comment
Lushootseed
paper no
Describes morphological analyser
Inuktitut
site no
Contains morphological analyser, letter converter and the Nunavut Hansard
Inuktitut
downloads no
Interface for Windows and MS Office
Ojibwemodaa
sortware no
ICALL, no grammar
Coeur d’Alene
info ?
Dictionaries
Nahuatl
article no
Article on FST work
Apertium for minority languages
See the Apertium github repository
MT systems for: Bashkir, Basque, Breton, Crimean Tatar, Cusco, Galician, Irish, Kirghiz, Kumyk, Luang, Occitan, Sardinian, Scottish, Sicilian, Tatar, Tetum, WelshExperimental fsts for: Ainu, Avaric, Bribri, Buriat, Cebuano, Chukot, Chuvash, Dargwa, Dolgan, Evenki, Gagauz, Ganda, Gilaki, Guarani, Kara-Kalpak, Karachay-Balkar, Kashmiri, Kashubian, Kazakh, Khakas, Lingala, Manx, Nanai, Nogai, Sranan, Swati, Tuvinian, Uighur, Vlax, Wayuu, Wolaytta, Xhosa, Xibe, Yakut, Yaqui, Yiddish, Yoruba, Zulu