Version 2.0 (2024): 93,264 tokens; Northern (Taimyr, Khantayskoe Ozero, Ilimpi, Yerbogachyon) and Southern (Sym, Barhahan etc.) dialects; published texts (Vasilevich 1936 etc.), K. M. Rychkov's archive, Dudinka recordings. Morphological glossing, EN/RU/DE translations; partly syntactic and semantic annotation. C. L. Däbritz, V. Gusev, N. Stoynova; Tsakorpus search, download (CC BY-NC-SA).
Texts in Northern, Southern and Eastern dialects from the multimedia archive of the Lab for Computational Lexicography (MSU) / Lab for Minor Languages (IL RAS) (expeditions 1998–2021 led by O. A. Kazakevich), plus archival texts by G. M. Vasilevich (1930s–50s) and E. A. Lebedeva (1950s–60s); morphological annotation mainly by E. L. Klyachko.
Folklore corpus of the Institute of Ethnology and Anthropology RAS: normalized part 80 texts, 121,286 tokens; original part 48 texts, 12,598 tokens; lexico-grammatical search, concordance, sentence pairs; morphological analyser downloadable. Project discontinued.
Spoken and written texts in Bystraya Even: tales (Cherkanov collection translated by K. V. and L. E. Banakanova, 2018), articles from the newspaper Aidit (1990s–2005), oral narratives and songs recorded by HSE student expeditions to Esso and Anavgai in 2019–2025.
About 21 hours of Bystraya Even texts (mostly recorded c. 2000): life stories, traditional knowledge, crafts, tales and songs; annotated audio/video in ELAN and PDF.
Excerpt from E. N. Bokova's 'Even hanyinni. The soul of the Even' (Yakutsk: Bichik, 1998): small folklore genres of the Evens of Momsky district, Yakutia — short stories, proverbs, riddles, taboos.
Annotated audio and video of Upper Negidal (recordings from 2017 incl. all last speakers) plus 20+ h from 2005–2010; ELAN files with transcription, morpheme analysis, Russian and English translations; 1990s tapes and O. Konstantinova's 1961 notebooks (Lower Negidal).
MSU field recordings 2004–2010 (E. Kalinina, V. Gusev, N. Sumbatova, S. Toldova): c. 20 h Ulch, 12 h Negidal, 7.5 h Kur-Urmi; time-aligned transcriptions and analyses for at least half of the texts, lexical database (~2,500 entries).
Texts in various Nanai dialects: 1941/1948 recordings from V. A. Avrorin's collection (1986; Gorin and Naikhin) and 2007–2017 field recordings by S. Oskolskaya, N. Stoynova and K. Shagal with audio; just over 13,000 tokens; glossed.
Kur-Urmi dialect texts: from O. P. Sunik's book (1958) and 2005–2008 field recordings (E. Kalinina, N. Sumbatova, S. Toldova, V. Gusev; ELDP MDP0151); glossed by A. D. Egorova; RSF grant 17-18-01649 (2020).
Full-text search in Written Manchu texts: Qingwen qimeng, Nisan saman, Manju i yargiyan kooli, Laoqida, One hundred articles, Manwen laodang (Taizu 1); input in romanization or Manchu script; Manchu dictionaries and script converter alongside.
Manchu studies hub (F. Sam-Sin, L. Rodenburg; partner: Leiden University): facsimiles of Manchu texts and objects (steles, edicts, shaman texts, maps) with glossary and annotations, concordance over a growing corpus, bibliography. Some features require an account.
Xibe dependency treebank: 810 sentences, 15,401 tokens (544 from a grammar of written Xibe, 266 from Cabcal News); He Zhou, Juyeon Chung, E. Klyachko, F. Tyers, S. Kübler.