Turkish Collocationary

The Turkish Collocationary identifies the words that occur around a selected Turkish node word and explains those relationships with positional, genre-based, and corpus-attested evidence. Queries are Turkish case-insensitive, so forms such as akıl, Akıl, and AKIL are evaluated together as the same node.

Key Features

• Customizable Queries: Filter results by genre, context span, and standard or greedy stop-word lists.
• Positional Analysis: Compare left and right collocates with raw frequencies, Mutual Information, positional association scores, and Direction Bias.
• Heatmap and Evidence: Inspect exact L1-L5 and R1-R5 positions, then open corpus attestations for the selected cell.
• Genre Profiles: See how a query-word and collocate pair is distributed across academic, social media, fictional, and informative texts.
• Visual Tools: Use sortable tables, inline charts, heatmaps, and word clouds for exploratory analysis.

Use Cases

• Linguistic Research: Investigate Turkish collocations, directionality, and genre-specific usage over a large corpus.
• Lexicography and Teaching: Identify typical usage patterns and support dictionary examples with real corpus sentences.
• API Workflows: Retrieve collocation scores, genre profiles, and positional attestations programmatically.

Word Frequency Tool

A word frequency tool calculates how often words appear in a given corpus. It is fundamental in linguistic analysis and vocabulary studies.

Functionality:

This tool allows users to analyze the frequency of specific words or phrases across a corpus. The output includes raw counts, normalized frequencies (e.g., per million words), and rankings of words based on their frequency.

Target Users:

Word frequency data is essential for lexicographers, educators, and researchers. For instance, it helps identify high-frequency vocabulary that should be prioritized in language teaching.

Reverse Dictionary

The Reverse Dictionary helps users find Turkish words by their endings. It is useful for exploring rhyme patterns, suffix behavior, and word-final structures.

Functionality:

This tool searches the reverse dictionary with an ending key. For example, a query like mut returns words that end with that sequence, such as armut and bizmut.

Target Users:

Reverse dictionary results are useful for linguists, lexicographers, poets, language teachers, and researchers working with Turkish morphology or sound patterns.