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INELGrammatiken, Korpora und Sprachtechnologie für indigene nordeurasische Sprachen

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INEL –  Grammars, Corpora and Language Technology for Indigenous Northern Eurasian Languages is an 18-year long-term project within the framework of the Academy Programme jointly funded by the German federal and state governments and coordinated by the Union of the German Academies of Sciences and Humanities. The project is carried out by the Academy of Sciences and Humanities in Hamburg in cooperation with the University of Hamburg.

The aim of the project, which started its work at the beginning of 2016, is to find and access linguistic resources of selected indigenous languages and varieties of the North Eurasian region. These unique data are digitally curated using current methods of data processing, partially re-collected, enriched with a wealth of further linguistic information and made accessible to the public. In doing so, INEL acts as a bridge between the research of indigenous languages and the international partner institutions.
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Screenshot aof the new landingpage

Photo: INEL; graphic: Petschallies

31 March 2026|INEL

New landingpages for INEL corpora

The INEL project has revamped the INEL corpora website. Each corpus now has a landing page summarising all relevant information about that corpus, from which users can access the search function, downloads and the dictionary.

The following landing pages are now online:

Selkup Kamas Nganasan Enets Nenets Dolgan Evenki...
A collage of pictures taken at the exhibition with the title "long-term research in Hamburg"

Photo: Maria Brykina

19 March 2026|INEL

Long-term research in Hamburg

From 13 March to 20 June 2026, the Akademie der Wissenschaften Hamburg will be presenting its seven long-term projects, including our INEL project, as part of a multimedia and interactive exhibition at the Haus der Wissenschaft in Bremen. The Akademie der Wissenschaften reported on the opening event.

We look forward to...

Tundra landscape with grazing reindeer

Photo: Marc Eggert via unsplash.com

2 March 2026|INEL

The year of the dolgans: March

Month when the face gets warmer

>> Русскую версию вы можете найти ниже!

The Department of Uralic Studies guides you through the Year of the Dolgans since April 2025. Each month we will introduce you to an expression that roughly corresponds to our respective month. The names of the months are taken from the grammar by Chris...

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Prof. Dr. Beáta Wagner-Nagy
(Project leader)
Institut für Finnougristik/Uralistik
Von-Melle-Park 6, Postfach #29
20146 Hamburg