The University of Helsinki Language Corpus Server contains machine-readable linguistic data and basic services for the use of these data. The UHLCS which administratively is organized under the University of Helsinki, Department of General Linguistics, was founded late in 1980. From the beginning of September in 2007, the UHLCS is available at the CSC (the Finnish IT center for science). Many of the corpora are compiled and edited by several language departments at the University of Helsinki. At present, the UHLCS contains computer corpora of more than 50 languages, including samples of minority languages and extensive corpora representing different text types.

1. Saami languages:

North Saami, Ume Saami, and Kildin Saami,

2. Baltic-Finnic languages:

Finnish, Dvina Karelian, Ingrian, Livvi (Olonets Karelian), Lude, Veps,
Estonian, and Liv (Livonian).

3. Mordvin languages:

Erzya, and Moksha.

4. Mari languages:

East Mari, and West Mari.

5. Permic languages:

Komi Zyrian, Komi Permyak, and Udmurt.

6. Ugric languages:

Khanty, and Mansi.

7. Samoyedic languages:

Nenets, Enets, Kamas, and Selkup.

List of tags used in encoding morpho-syntactic information in the analysis of the Uralic languages.

Samples of the corpora of the Uralic languages

1. Afro-Asiatic languages:

Cushitic languages:
Somali.


Semitic languages:
North-West Semitic languages, Central group: Hebrew.

2. Niger-Congo languages:

Benue-Congo languages:
Bantu languages: Swahili.

Lists of words and dictionaries.

Samples of the corpora