CLARIN Estonia presents the Place Names Database (KNAB)
The Place Names Database of the Institute of the Estonian Language (KNAB) is a multilingual and multiscriptual systematic database of geographical names covering Estonia and other countries
The Place Names Database of the Institute of the Estonian Language (KNAB) is a multilingual and multiscriptual systematic database of geographical names covering Estonia and other countries
The annual Estonian Digital Humanities conferenceĀ is a key event attended by both Estonian and European scholars in DH and a perfect place to address the challenging issues related to the interaction of scholars within different fields.
Tour de CLARIN highlights prominent User Involvement (UI) activities of a particular CLARIN national consortium. This time the focus is on Estonia and Marin Laak, a senior researcher and principal investigator of the Estonian Literary Museum.
EstNLTK, the Estonian Natural Language Toolkit, brings together previously developed Estonian tools and resources in a common environment.
Find out more about the Estonian CLARIN consortium, one of theĀ founding member of CLARIN .Ā
Keeleveeb multiple dictionary and corpora query is a project initiated by an Estonian language technology company "Filosoft". Although there are several online Estonian dictionaries, both monolingual and bilingual, they are sometimes difficult to find and their simultaneous use is definitely complicated. The idea behind "keeleveeb" (it translates "language web" in English) is to carry out a query over many language resources ā dictionaries and corpora.
Estonian is a moprhologically rich language, and to find a word in corpus text is not a trivial task, most propably the word that one is interested in, is in some inflected form, that is not the dictionary keyword form (singular nominative for nouns and supine for verbs). Thatswhy morphological analyser and synthesizer are integrated into the system as well.
The user interface is in Estonian, English and Russian, query can be not only for Estonian, but for other languages in the dictionaries as well (eg. English, Russian, Finnish, German).
For moreĀ information, relevant datasets, tools and online services, please visitĀ http://www.keeleveeb.ee.
The keeleveeb.ee service is useful for (but use is not limited to):
Filosoft (http://www.filosoft.ee)
Rene PrillopĀ (main developer:Ā prr@filosoft.ee)
Heiki-Jaan Kaalep
Tarmo Vaino
National Programme for Estonian Language Technology
EKRM (Eesti keel ja rahvuslik mƤlu)
Creators of Free Dictionaries
Web hosting:Ā EENet (up to 2013),Ā CELR (from 2013)