Glottolog

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Obra de referência sobre as línguas do mundo, mantida pelo Instituto Max Planck de Antropologia Evolutiva. Usamos o Agglomerated Endangerment Status (AES) para classificar a vitalidade de cada língua.

Dados utilizados

  • Níveis de ameaça do AES (não ameaçada, ameaçada, em substituição, moribunda, quase extinta, extinta)

Onde aparece

  • Tabela comparativa → seção Status (Vitalidade, Tendência)

Hammarström, Harald & Forkel, Robert & Haspelmath, Martin & Bank, Sebastian. 2024. Glottolog 5.1. Leipzig: Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology.

URIEL+

Acadêmica (citar o artigo) GitHub

Banco de dados tipológico, fonológico e filogenético que abrange milhares de línguas. Amplia o banco de dados URIEL original com traços adicionais.

Dados utilizados

  • Traços sintáticos (ordem das palavras, sujeito nulo, artigos, posição do adjetivo e do numeral)
  • Traços fonológicos (tom, cliques, ejetivas, implosivas, uvulares)
  • Traços morfológicos (gênero, casos nominais, distinções de polidez)
  • Vetores genéticos e tipológicos para calcular a semelhança entre línguas

Onde aparece

  • Tabela comparativa → seção Tipologia (URIEL+)
  • Índices de semelhança entre línguas (cálculo interno)

Littell, Patrick, et al. "URIEL and lang2vec: Representing languages as typological, phylogenetic, and geographical vectors." Proceedings of the 15th Conference of the European Chapter of the Association for Computational Linguistics, 2017.

PHOIBLE 2.0

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Banco de dados interlinguístico de inventários fonológicos das línguas do mundo. O PHOIBLE 2.0 reúne 3.020 inventários de 2.186 línguas, compilados a partir de gramáticas descritivas, bancos de dados tipológicos e pesquisas de campo.

Dados utilizados

  • Caráter tonal, ou seja, se a língua usa tom com função lexical ou gramatical
  • Consoantes cliques, ou seja, se o inventário tem fonemas de clique (ǀ ǁ ǃ ǂ ʘ)
  • Cobre cerca de 1.205 línguas do nosso catálogo (associadas primeiro pelo ISO 639-3 e depois pelo Glottocode)

Onde aparece

  • Tabela comparativa → seção Tipologia (tom, cliques)
  • Descubra um idioma → filtros de fonologia (tom, consoantes cliques)

Moran, Steven & McCloy, Daniel (eds.) 2019. PHOIBLE 2.0. Jena: Max Planck Institute for the Science of Human History. Disponível on-line em phoible.org.

Grambank

Banco de dados global de propriedades estruturais (gramaticais) das línguas do mundo, compilado por uma equipe de mais de 100 linguistas. O Grambank abrange 2.467 línguas e 195 traços extraídos de gramáticas publicadas.

Dados utilizados

  • Traços sintáticos (ordem das palavras, posição do adjetivo e do numeral, artigos, sujeito nulo)
  • Traços morfológicos (casos nominais, gênero, número dual, clusividade, polidez)
  • Fornece dados gramaticais de cerca de 476 línguas que o URIEL+ não cobre

Onde aparece

  • Tabela comparativa → seção Tipologia (URIEL+)
  • Descubra um idioma → filtros de gramática (ordem das palavras, gênero, casos etc.)

Skirgård, Hedvig et al. 2023. Grambank reveals the importance of genealogical constraints on linguistic diversity and is itself well-explained by geography. Science Advances 9(eadg6175). doi:10.1126/sciadv.adg6175

Glottography / Asher 2007 World Atlas

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Polígonos digitalizados das áreas onde vivem os falantes nativos, tirados do Atlas of the World's Languages (2ª edição, Routledge 2007). O mapa mostra onde as línguas são tradicionalmente faladas e não segue fronteiras políticas.

Dados utilizados

  • Geometrias dos polígonos de distribuição de falantes nativos (cerca de 4.686 feições para cerca de 3.612 línguas)
  • Área geográfica (km²) de cada língua, calculada a partir das geometrias com a fórmula da integral de linha na esfera e somada em todas as feições da língua
  • Grau de ameaça (AES) e países onde a língua está presente, extraídos dos metadados de cada feição

Onde aparece

  • Aba Descobrir → camada do mapa
  • Dados de área (km²) em geojson-metadata.json, disponíveis para perfis de línguas e estatísticas
  • Filtros de vitalidade (AES) e de região geográfica

Asher, R.E. & Moseley, Christopher (eds.). 2007. Atlas of the World's Languages. 2nd edn. London: Routledge. Digitalizado por Glottography / CLDF.

etymology-db (Wiktionary)

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Dados etimológicos estruturados extraídos do Wiktionary, que registram as relações de empréstimo lexical entre línguas. Servem para identificar vocabulário compartilhado em razão do contato histórico e de empréstimos.

Dados utilizados

  • Percentuais e contagens de empréstimos lexicais entre pares de línguas

Onde aparece

  • Cálculo de semelhança entre línguas (componente de bônus por empréstimos)

Natural Earth

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Dados cartográficos vetoriais e raster gratuitos nas escalas 1:10m, 1:50m e 1:110m. Fornece os polígonos de fronteiras nacionais usados no globo e nos mapas.

Dados utilizados

  • Polígonos de fronteiras nacionais (resolução 110m e 50m, TopoJSON)

Onde aparece

  • Globo e mapa → fronteiras nacionais e camada de base

Unicode CLDR

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O Unicode Common Locale Data Repository associa cada língua à sua escrita e descreve as propriedades de cada sistema de escrita. A escrita de cada língua é atribuída com base nos dados do CLDR e na análise dos blocos Unicode.

Dados utilizados

  • Escrita de cada língua (latina, cirílica, árabe, devanágari etc.)
  • Direção da escrita, distinção entre maiúsculas e minúsculas e número de caracteres

Onde aparece

  • Tabela comparativa → seção Sistema de escrita

Omniglot

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Enciclopédia on-line de sistemas de escrita e línguas, mantida por Simon Ager. O Omniglot documenta as escritas, as ortografias e a história escrita das línguas do mundo, com artigos detalhados por língua sobre centenas de sistemas de escrita.

Dados utilizados

  • Identificação da escrita de cerca de 250 línguas minoritárias e regionais que o Unicode CLDR não cobre
  • Verificação da escrita principal e das secundárias em línguas que usam mais de uma
  • Informações sobre ortografias históricas e atuais (por exemplo, etíope versus latina para línguas da Etiópia, ou shahmukhi para o pahari-potwari)

Onde aparece

  • Tabela comparativa → seção Sistema de escrita (escritas de línguas minoritárias)

Ager, Simon. Omniglot — The Online Encyclopedia of Writing Systems & Languages. Disponível em omniglot.com. Conferido com os artigos da Wikipédia sobre cada língua e com o ScriptSource, da SIL International (scriptsource.org).

Wikidata

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Base de conhecimento livre com dados estruturados sobre línguas, incluindo seu status oficial em países e organizações internacionais. Consultamos via SPARQL o número de falantes (P1098) de cerca de 1.878 línguas.

Dados utilizados

  • Status de língua oficial (ONU, UE, organizações internacionais)
  • Número de falantes (P1098) com o ano da estimativa

Onde aparece

  • Tabela comparativa → seção Status (Status oficial)
  • Descubra um idioma → dicas de Todas as línguas (número de falantes)

Wikipedia

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Número de falantes extraído das caixas de informação dos artigos sobre línguas, para cerca de 2.500 línguas sem dados estruturados de falantes no Wikidata. Essas caixas da Wikipédia costumam citar censos e o Ethnologue.

Dados utilizados

  • Número de falantes segundo as caixas de informação dos artigos sobre línguas

Onde aparece

  • Descubra um idioma → dicas de Todas as línguas (número de falantes)

EF English Proficiency Index

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Ranking anual de países e regiões pelo nível de inglês, baseado em resultados de testes de milhões de adultos no mundo todo. Usado para estimar o domínio do inglês em países sem dados de pesquisa.

Dados utilizados

  • Nível de inglês por país

Onde aparece

  • Cálculo do alcance linguístico (estimativas de bilinguismo por país)

EF Education First. (2024). EF English Proficiency Index. Signum International AG.

Eurobarometer 540

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Pesquisa feita em toda a UE sobre conhecimento de línguas e atitudes linguísticas, com taxas de domínio de todas as línguas oficiais da UE em cada Estado-membro.

Dados utilizados

  • Taxas de domínio de línguas nos Estados-membros da UE

Onde aparece

  • Cálculo do alcance linguístico (dados de bilinguismo na Europa)

European Commission. (2024). Special Eurobarometer 540: Europeans and their Languages. Directorate-General for Education, Youth, Sport and Culture.

Ethnologue

Proprietária (SIL International) ethnologue.com

Obra de referência que cataloga todas as línguas vivas conhecidas, com estimativas do número de falantes e dados de distribuição de cada língua por país.

Dados utilizados

  • Falantes totais, nativos e de segunda língua
  • Distribuição de cada língua por país

Onde aparece

  • Cálculo do alcance linguístico, estatísticas de falantes

Eberhard, David M., Gary F. Simons & Charles D. Fennig (eds.). 2024. Ethnologue: Languages of the World. Twenty-seventh edition. Dallas, Texas: SIL International.

British Council

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Pesquisas e publicações sobre o aprendizado e o domínio do inglês no mundo, com estimativas para países que outras pesquisas não cobrem.

Dados utilizados

  • Estimativas de domínio do inglês em países fora da Europa

Onde aparece

  • Cálculo do alcance linguístico

British Council. Research and Insight: Languages. British Council.

Organisation internationale de la Francophonie (OIF)

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Relatório sobre a situação da língua francesa no mundo, com número de falantes, níveis de domínio e distribuição por país.

Dados utilizados

  • Número de falantes de francês e dados de domínio por país

Onde aparece

  • Cálculo do alcance linguístico

Organisation internationale de la Francophonie. (2022). La langue française dans le monde: 2019–2022. Paris: Gallimard.

WALS Online (World Atlas of Language Structures)

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Grande banco de dados de propriedades estruturais (fonológicas, gramaticais e lexicais) das línguas, reunidas a partir de materiais descritivos por uma equipe de mais de 55 autores.

Dados utilizados

  • Traços tipológicos para classificar línguas

Onde aparece

  • Cálculo do alcance linguístico

Dryer, Matthew S. & Haspelmath, Martin (eds.). 2013. WALS Online (v2020.4). Zenodo. DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.13950591.

Literatura linguística (inteligibilidade mútua)

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Dados de inteligibilidade mútua reunidos a partir da literatura de linguística comparada, dos artigos da Wikipédia sobre famílias linguísticas e de estudos empíricos publicados. Abrangem as relações de inteligibilidade de cerca de 186 línguas das famílias românica, germânica, eslava, túrquica, indo-ariana, árabe, dravídica, austronésia, céltica, banta e cuchítica.

Dados utilizados

  • Grau de inteligibilidade (very_high / high / moderate / low) entre pares de línguas aparentadas
  • As relações assimétricas são mantidas. Por exemplo, falantes de português entendem o espanhol melhor do que o contrário.

Onde aparece

  • Tabela comparativa → linha Mutuamente inteligível

Gooskens, Charlotte. (2007). The contribution of linguistic factors to the intelligibility of closely related languages. Journal of Multilingual and Multicultural Development 28(6), 445–467.
Tang, C., & Van Heuven, V.J. (2009). Mutual intelligibility of Chinese dialects experimentally tested. Lingua 119(5), 709–732.
Wikipedia contributors. Mutual intelligibility. Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia. CC-BY-SA 4.0.

UNESCO Atlas of the World's Languages in Danger

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Inventário das línguas ameaçadas do mundo, com uma classificação do grau de ameaça que vai de vulnerável a extinta.

Dados utilizados

  • Classificação do grau de ameaça das línguas

Onde aparece

  • Cálculo do alcance linguístico

Moseley, Christopher (ed.). 2010. Atlas of the World's Languages in Danger. 3rd edition. Paris: UNESCO Publishing. ISBN 978-92-3-104096-2.

Gramáticas de referência (fontes acadêmicas por língua)

Obras acadêmicas diversas

Os percursos gramaticais, os construtores de mecanismos e as páginas de visão geral de cada língua no mossyrune descrevem sua estrutura gramatical. Essas descrições se baseiam nas gramáticas descritivas e de referência publicadas listadas abaixo (511 obras no total). Fatos gramaticais, como a ordem das palavras, a estrutura dos paradigmas ou o uso de partículas, não estão sujeitos a direitos autorais, mas os pesquisadores que os documentaram merecem o devido crédito.

As listas de fontes de cada língua também aparecem no início de cada arquivo de gramática em src/lib/data/grammar/ e de cada arquivo de mecanismos em src/lib/data/mechanisms/, junto com as notas de pesquisa em docs/references/.

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