Linguistic Resources

A set of language data or description in audio, video format or in machine readable form is called linguistic resource. It is used for comparative researches, developing speech algorithms, in language services industries and in many other areas. This section provides resources from endangered and indigenous languages under five categories – Swadesh wordlist – 100 with audio & IPA transcription, Lexicon, Text, Folklore & Folk Songs and Picture Gallery.

About Us

SEL, the Society for Endangered and Lesser-known Languages was founded by Dr. Kavita Rastogi in July 2011. It aims to revitalize endangered languages by bringing likeminded people together to document such languages, describe their grammars, and prepare dictionaries and pedagogical material for the native communities. It was formally registered as a society under the Societies Registration Act in March 2015.

Our Patrons

Padma Shri Prof. Anvita Abbi

anvitaabbi@gmail.com

Prof. Panchanan Mohanty

panchanan_mohanty@yahoo.com

Journal

Vaak Manthan is a peer-reviewed, bilingual and biannual e- journal of the Society which seeks to give a platform to the work of both amateur and experienced scholars around indigenous and lesser- known languages.

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Vaak Manthan

Documenting Dimasa Oral Narratives and Digital Archiving
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Auxiliary Markers in Garhwa Bhojpuri Through Contact Situations With Magahi and Bhojpuri
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Some Aspects of Classifier in Kokborok
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Phonology of Khiamniungan
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Beyond Translation: Understanding Indian Languages Through Literature
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