IE-CoR: A Databases on Cognate Relationships in ‘core’ Indo-European vocabulary

IE-CoR is a new database of cognate relationships in Indo-European core (or basic) vocabulary. Superseding previous databases such as IELex byMichael Dunn (as used byBouckaert et al. 2012,Chang et al. 2015), IE-CoR substantially increases the number of languages for a new set of 170 comparative concepts, enriched by additional information on particular varieties, including phonemic and phonetic transcriptions, as well as morphological information.
IE-CoR's data was compiled through the CoR data-entry website, by a consortium of branch experts across Indo-European, working together with cross-family cognacy specialists. All contributors worked to a new and very explicit set of IE-CoR protocols for lexeme and cognate determination, and an optimised reference set of 170 precisely (re)defined comparison meanings.
Tailored for qualitative as well as quantitative research purposes, IE-CoR is available as part of our family ofCLLD web applications.
Download our recent paper in Sciencehere.
Project Members
- Cormac Anderson
- Paul Heggarty
- Matthew Scarborough
- Russell Gray
Contact
Department of Linguistic and Cultural Evolution
Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology
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Iren Hartmann
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