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new online Cornish dictionary
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The Akademi Kernewek has recently published a new online Cornish dictionary where you can find over 10,000 words in Kernewek.
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Have you ever wondered what a word is in Cornish? Well there’s some good news! The Akademi Kernewek has recently published a new online Cornish dictionary where you can find over 10,000 words in Cornish.
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New online Cornish language dictionary
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Welcome to the new online, dictionary of Cornish. The dictionary is written in the Standard Written Form of Cornish and the intention is that it will be constantly updated and extended. As well as adding new terminology and extending the range of the dictionary, over time information about each word and usage will also be made available as will audio files to allow the pronunciations to be heard.
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Akademi Kernewek researches new terms from translations and compiles terms from existing dictionaries and other projects to develop a comprehensive online Cornish dictionary.
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All new terms are reviewed by the Akademi Board and then added to the online Cornish language dictionary, clearly tagged as a 'proposed term' for at least one year.
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The Akademi Kernewek is a team of Cornish language experts, who are working to include in the online dictionary as many Cornish words from existing sources as they can find. But the biggest step forward is the ‘new terms’ function, which comes from a mixture of sources – translation work, experts working in specialist fields such as nature conservation or architecture, and of course everyday conversation.
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Mark Trevethan, the Cornish Language Lead at Cornwall Council, says: “The new online dictionary is thanks to the work of many people over the last few years. The volunteer members of the Akademi Kernewek have worked to research and proofread the entries, which is not an easy task. A partnership agreement with Bangor University’s Language Technology Unit helped us build a new dictionary database which will make editing easier in the future. Nick Harpley and Davydh Trethewey in Cornwall both worked hard to make the new database function and get the dictionary published online.”
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The online, searchable, dictionary of Cornish. The dictionary is written in the Standard Written Form of Cornish and the intention is that it will be constantly updated and extended. As well as adding new terminology and extending the range of the dictionary, over time information about each word and usage will also be made available as will audio files to allow the pronunciations to be heard.
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One of the advantages of an online dictionary is the ability to add and amend entries with ease. The draft dictionary has been extensively proofed by the board members and has also been examined by the Corpus group, who have provided many valuable observations and additions. However the board would be glad to receive any further notes and comments from Cornish users. Such comments should be addressed to the office in the first instance for collation and forwarding. The online dictionary will have a feedback form attached to it for ease of consultation. We hope with your help to continually improve and update the dictionary, including adding new terminology as and when agreed.
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