Overview of proofing tools for morphology-rich languages Home Proof Proofresearch Overviewofproofingtools 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