Japanese language Data and Dictionaries

Dataset Components

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Inflections & Variants

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Words & Expressions

 
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Translations

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Pronunciation

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Senses

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Examples of Usage

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Usage Labels

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Features

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Geo multilingual table

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Grammar

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Semantic Labels

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Translations

From Japanese:

Afrikaans, Albanian*, Arabic, Armenian*, Azerbaijani, Bulgarian, Catalan, Chinese Simplified, Chinese Traditional, Croatian, Czech, Dari*, Danish, Dutch, English, Estonian, Farsi, Finnish, French, Frisian, German, Greek, Hebrew, Hungarian, Icelandic, Indonesian, Italian, Korean, Latvian, Lithuanian, Malay, Norwegian, Pashto*, Polish, Portuguese Brazil, Portuguese Portugal, Romanian, Russian, Serbian, Slovak, Slovene, Spanish, Swedish, Thai, Turkish, Ukrainian, Urdu, Valencian*, Vietnamese, Welsh*
* not complete

 

To Japanese:

Chinese Simplified, English, French, German, Italian, Korean, Russian, Spanish

Parallel Corpora for Japanese Language

Parallel corpora for Japanese language consist of manually curated full sentences and short phrases with translation equivalents, based on corpus evidence and frequency, originally created by our editors and translators worldwide as examples of usage for dictionary entries.

 

The data can be applied to boost the performance of Language Service Providers, to train Machine Learning models and enhance their Neural Machine Translation solutions.

 

Dictonary types

  Global Japanese Dictonary

A series of multi-layered lexicographic datasets for 25 languages including Japanese.

 

Each language resource is developed from scratch, using a methodology based on corpus evidence and sharing a consistent overall framework and technical infrastructure across all languages.

 

The underlying monolingual layer can either be used on its own or serve as a base for adding translation equivalents in other languages and producing bilingual and multilingual versions, which can also be cross linked to the other language sets.

 

  • single word lemmas
  • multiword expressions
  • phonetic inscription
  • definitions
  • examples of usage
  • translation equivalents
  • synonyms
  • antonyms

Password English Japanese Dictonary

An English to Japanese dictionary database including translations in nearly 50 languages.


The core was originally developed for intermediate level learners, including over 29,000 entries with 39,000 senses, 37,000 examples, and usage notes, along with translation equivalents in the other languages.

 

The data is complemented by human voice audio files for the headwords and the multiword expressions, including distinction between American and British English pronunciation, as well as with supplements on English language and grammar.

 

 

  • single word lemmas
  • multiword expressions
  • phonetic inscription
  • definitions
  • examples of usage
  • translation equivalents
  • synonyms
  • antonyms
  • audio

Multigloss Japanese Dictionary

A series of innovative multlingual glossaries, based on a human-edited bilingual index of each language to English that is semi-automatically generated to translations in 45 more languages, currently available for 22 language.

 

  • single word lemmas
  • multiword expressions
  • part of speech
  • translation equivalents