The aim of ‘The Swedish Sign Language Dictionary’ is to eventually publish as complete a sign‑language dictionary as possible.
The documentation of the Swedish sign‑language vocabulary is carried out within the lexicography unit at the Department of Sign Language, Department of Linguistics, Stockholm University. Approximately 24,500 signs have been recorded, of which 21,728 have been published in the dictionary.
Folke is a digital archive service where you can find a selection of Isof’s older archival material that sheds light on people’s lives and work, everyday life and celebrations, experiences and memories from the late 19th century onward. You can explore the archival material by searching, reading, listening, and transcribing what interests you.
[About Folke](https://www.isof.se/folkminnen/folke).
Karp is Språkbanken’s data‑editing platform where you can edit structured data, for example lexicons. Karp allows searches based on word forms, inflections, and complex queries involving multiple criteria. In Karp, you will find a number of lexicons, primarily in Swedish.
Korp is Språkbanken’s word‑research platform where you can search large amounts of text from, among other sources, newspapers, fiction, and social media. The text collections, the corpora, are annotated with linguistic and other attributes.
Mink is our initiative to put the infrastructure in the hands of researchers. Here, you can apply our language‑technology methods to texts you have collected yourself. You can download the results or import them into our research tools such as Korp and Strix after logging in. Your resources are private to you and to those you choose to invite
Sparv is Språkbanken’s analysis platform and consists of a corpus‑annotation pipeline, a web API, and a web interface. Most of our corpora are automatically annotated with Sparv.
Strix is Språkbanken’s text research platform where you can explore large amounts of language‑technologically processed texts at the document level. With Strix, you can search a wide collection of corpora, generate statistics, and explore similar documents through vector search.”
Visible Speech (VISP) is a research infrastructure developed to enable the handling of audio recordings of people speaking, in accordance with GDPR and IT security requirements.