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Linguistic Tool

Concordance Search

A precise Keyword-in-Context (KWIC) search engine allowing you to analyze syntax, phrasing patterns, and morphological contexts across the entire corpus.

Quick Keywords:
zilaΞΈ (Magistrate Title)
clan (Son)
mi (I (ownership))
turce (Dedicated)

How it Works

Concordance (or Keyword-In-Context) is a standard linguistic tool that aligns all occurrences of a specific word across the entire database, perfectly centering the target word so you can see what words typically come before and after it.

By searching for "clan" (son), you can immediately see the names of fathers that typically follow it. It's the most powerful way to discover grammatical structure in a language without dictionaries.

Developer API

The Concordance engine uses a trie-based n-gram index to instantly extract the left and right padded string fragments for any query word.

GET /api/v1/corpus/concordance
?q=zilaΞΈ
{
  "total": 52,
  "rows": [
    "left": "larΞΈ",
    "keyword": "zilaΞΈ",
    "right": "tarxies"
  ]}