keeleallikatega

keeleallikatega is an Estonian term that translates to "with language resources" or "using language resources." It refers to the practice or process of engaging with, utilizing, or drawing upon various forms of linguistic materials. These resources can encompass a wide spectrum of data, including written texts, spoken language samples, dictionaries, grammars, corpora, and other linguistic tools.

The application of keeleallikatega is prevalent in fields such as linguistics, language learning, natural language processing, and computational linguistics. Researchers and practitioners employ these resources to analyze language structure, study language evolution, develop language technologies, and facilitate language acquisition. For example, a linguist might use a large corpus of Estonian text (a keeleallikas) to identify common grammatical patterns or to track the frequency of specific words.

In the context of language learning, learners might consult dictionaries or grammar guides (also keeleallikad) to understand vocabulary and sentence construction. Similarly, developers of machine translation or speech recognition software rely heavily on extensive collections of language data to train their algorithms effectively. The term emphasizes the foundational role that tangible linguistic evidence plays in understanding, using, and processing language.