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Msamiati wa Teknolojia Dijitali - Vocabulary of Digital Technology

In a context where open-source NLP resources and tools in African languages are scarce and dispersed, it is difficult for researchers to truly fit African languages into current algorithms of artificial intelligence. Created in 2017, with the aim of building commun...

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Kirundi belongs to the linguistic family of Bantu languages and is spoken by more than 30 million people: especially in Burundi, but also in Ruanda, Tansania, parts of the DR Kongo, and of course in the Burundian diaspora in Germany and all over the world. DEKI can...

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Machine Translation (MT) is a rapidly expanding field, experiencing significant advancements in recent years with the development of models capable of translating multiple languages with remarkable accuracy. However, the representation of African languages in this ...

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Glosario is an open source glossary of terms used in data science that is available online and also as a library in both R and Python. By adding glossary keys to a lesson's metadata, authors can indicate what the lesson teaches, what learners ought to know before t...

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igbo <> english data extracted from vocab.panlex.org

Igbo is a rich Nigerian language that’s spoken by approximately 45 million people. Unfortunately, despite the language's wide use, it's considered to be a low resource language. The Igbo API aims to change this by making the process of learning Igbo more accessible...

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isiXhosa.click is an open educational resource and online dictionary for isiXhosa and English. This student-led project at the University of Cape Town aims to create a free, open source and easily usable dictionary for learners of the isiXhosa language. The initia...

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isiZulu.net is a hobby project attempting to build a reasonably useful, modern Zulu-English online dictionary that anyone can contribute to. Beyond bidirectional lookups, it offers automatic morphological decomposition, conjugation and phonetic spelling of Zulu wor...

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Welcome to the Kinyarwanda-English online dictionary! You can enter words in Kinyarwanda or German in the search field to have them translated into the other language. To get useful tips on using the dictionary or on grammar, simply enter the @ sign in the search ...

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The kasahorow Foundation is a Ghana-based non-governmental, not-for-profit organization (Reg. No. G38-318). Our mission is to promote inclusion through languages. We look forward to the day when every person can expand their understanding of the world around them i...

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This unique dictionary by Betty Cox is known for the deep cultural insight it provides to many Kirundi terms. It has been thouroughly revised, adapted to present-day Kirundi orthography rules and hundreds of new words or meanings have been added.

LughaYangu is a Website/Platform created to help users learn, understand, preserve and create African Languages. As such, LughaYangu gives you an opportunity to upload, post or otherwise access different dialects from different African communities. As a user, you a...

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The Mandla dictionary is an online open source crowd sourced dictionary for African languages. It features definitions, etymology, and example sentences written in the native language using both indigenous scripts and latin script, as well as parallel definitions w...

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