Conlangery #118: Linguistics Databases

This month we present you with a bunch of online linguistics databases to help get an idea of what possibilities there are for languages. Top of Show Greeting: Maruħani Links and Resources: WALS (general typology) APiCS (pidgin and creole typology) eWAVE (English dialects and English-based creoles) SSWL (syntactic typology) PBase (common phonological rules) PHOIBLE (phonological inventories) SAPhon (phonological inventories of South American languages) World Phonotactics Database A Survey of Some Vowel Systems A guide to small consonant inventories Index Diachronica (historical sound changes) ValPal (valency patterns) CLICS (polysemy) STEDT (polysemy in Sino-Tibetan languages) DatSemShifts (polysemy and semantic shifts)