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Arabic Diacritized-Stem Lexicon
An undiacritized Arabic surface form → its most frequent diacritized stem.
Standard Arabic writes no short vowels, so anything that has to pronounce Arabic
must first put them back. A neural diacritizer does that well on rare words, where
inference is the only thing there is. On common words it is the wrong tool:
which vowels كتاب carries is not a thing to be inferred, it is a thing to be looked
up — and models get exactly these wrong, reading… See the full description on the dataset page: https://huggingface.co/datasets/TigreGotico/arabic-stem-lexicon.FalaBracarense_splitsdataset website: projectofalabracarense
Licence
CC - BY - NC - ND
Restrictions: Academic - Non Commercial Use, Attribution, No Derivatives
tigre-hubert-datanot-wake-words-speech-en
not-wake-words-speech-en
Negative (non-wake-word) speech clips, used to measure false accepts for OVOS
wake-word plugins.
Derived from the Multilingual Spoken Words Corpus
(MLCommons), which is built from Mozilla Common Voice and licensed CC-BY-4.0.
This derivative keeps the same licence and attribution requirement.
Produced with support from the NGI0 Commons Fund.
portuguese-unified-pronunciation-lexicon
Portuguese Unified Pronunciation Lexicon
A flat, single-row-per-pronunciation dataset merging Portuguese IPA transcriptions from three authoritative sources. Each row is a word × region × POS tuple with both broad phonemic (ipa_broad) and narrow phonetic (ipa_narrow) transcriptions normalized across sources.
Source
Words
Convention
Description
Infopédia (Porto Editora)
102,685
Broad phonemic
European Portuguese dictionary IPA
Wiktionary (pt.wiktionary.org)
15,720… See the full description on the dataset page: https://huggingface.co/datasets/TigreGotico/portuguese-unified-pronunciation-lexicon.barranquenho-ipa-dict-synthetic
Barranquenho IPA Pronunciation Dictionary
The first and only IPA pronunciation dictionary of Barranquenho — the
Ibero-Romance contact variety spoken in Barrancos (Baixo Alentejo, Portugal),
a mixed system born of centuries of Portuguese–Spanish (Extremaduran /
Andalusian) contact on the raia. Every headword is written in the
Convenção Ortográfica do Barranquenho (2025) orthography and paired with a
broad-phonemic IPA transcription plus Portuguese and Spanish glosses.
This… See the full description on the dataset page: https://huggingface.co/datasets/TigreGotico/barranquenho-ipa-dict-synthetic.