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Stockholm University
Swedish sign language dictionary (2008—) updated continuously with new signs and examples. There is a sign demonstration and photo illustration for or each entry, with additional demonstration of a sentence for many entr...
- Thomas Björkstrand, Stockholm university, Department of Linguistics
- Johanna Mesch, Stockholm University, Department of Linguistics
Stockholm University
The study examines the use of the Swedish double object construction (the DOC) and compares this with three semantically equivalent prepositional object constructions (POCs): the till-POC, the åt-POC and the för-POC. The...
- Fredrik Valdeson, Stockholm University
Stockholm University
This study deals with the translation of exotic zoonyms in early Dutch Bibles. By looking at which course of action a translator has taken (for example, translating a zoonym as exactly as possible, or using a more famili...
- Merlijn de Smit, Stockholm University, Department of Slavic and Baltic Studies, Finnish, Dutch and German
Lund University
This study is an analysis of the book cover images of a selection of Swedish crime literature, published in Greece and the Spanish-speaking world in the period of 2000-2017. Covers are crucial to the paratextual signal s...
- Marianna Smaragdi, Lund University, Centre for Languages and Literature, Lund University
- Ingela Johansson, Lund University, Centre for Languages and Literature, Lund University
Stockholm University
The Swedish Sign Language as second language corpus includes video recordings and documentation of sign language texts, produced by adult hearing second language learners of Swedish Sign Language.
- Johanna Mesch, Stockholm University, Department of Linguistics
- Krister Schönström, Stockholm University, Department of Linguistics
Uppsala University
The database contains all Nordic runic text, including ones found outside of the Nordic countries. The text are provided in transliterised and normalised form, plus translated to English. Attached to the texts is informa...
- Lena Peterson, Uppsala University, Department of Scandinavian Languages
- Lennart Elmevik, Uppsala University, Department of Scandinavian Languages
- Henrik Williams, Uppsala University, Department of Scandinavian Languages
University of Tromsø
The Uppsala Corpus (Upsal'skij korpus russkix tekstov) consists of some 600 Russian texts with a total of one million running words (word tokens), equally divided between informative and literary prose. The informative t...
- Uppsala University, Department of Modern Languages
- Lennart Lönngren, University of Tromsø, Department of Language and Linguistics
Institute for Language and Folklore
Kieliviesti is a Finnish language periodical on language cultivation from the Swedish Language Council. Content includes advice regarding terminology and translation as well as articles on topical Finnish language cultiv...
- Institute for Language and Folklore, Language Council of Sweden
Institute for Language and Folklore
Swedish - Finnish glossary with custody enquiry words. Published in Kieliviesti 4/2007. Contains approximately 150 entries. 2007.
- Institute for Language and Folklore, Language Council of Sweden
Institute for Language and Folklore
Swedish - Finnish glossary with words for vegetables in cultivation. Contains approximately 50 entries. Published in Kieliviesti 2/2009. 2009.
- Institute for Language and Folklore, Language Council of Sweden