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Online dictionaries
Dictionaries are increasingly being produced online to increase accessibility for the speaker and wider communities.
Alaska Native Language Archive, University of Alaska at Fairbanks (ANLA) provides links to electronic dictionary resources in its collection.
Living Tongues Institute for Endangered Languages has produced or is producing a line of Talking Online Dictionaries for a range of languages. Those currently available include:
- Ho-English Online Talking Dictionary
- Siletz Dee-Ni Online Talking Dictionary Project
- Tuvan Online Talking Dictionary
Native American Online Dictionaries links to a wide range of dictionaries
Cheyenne Online Dictionary, USA
Deg Xinag Learners' Dictionary, Alaska, USA
Mi'gmaq-Mi'kmaq Online Dictionary, Canada
Nick Thieberger's South Efate dictionary, Vanuatu
Ojibwe People's Dictionary, Canada, USA