Bulk downloads
All of Sedra’s published lexical data - roots, lexemes, word forms, glosses, etymologies, the conjugation templates, the sources and every lookup table - in files you can download and use offline. A new release is made every week. Please use these files rather than requesting the site or the API record by record.
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Sedra V tables
One file per table, gzip-compressed JSON Lines: one JSON object per row. Ids are Sedra’s permanent ids, the same as Sedra IV’s.
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Sedra IV format
Every word, lexeme and root exactly as the Sedra IV API answered it, one answer per line, with Sedra IV’s definitions and XML schema: a program written for the Sedra IV API can read these files unchanged.
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Numbered releases
A numbered release is a weekly release kept for good, to cite: its files never change, and each has a DOI once deposited with Zenodo.
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Not in the downloads
- the scans of printed lexicon entries and their transcriptions;
- the texts of the Library;
- the verb forms Sedra V generates from its conjugation templates;
- work not yet verified, and every person’s account and review notes.
Credit and citation
Sedra’s data comes from the lexicons and resources of its partners and contributors, and from its taggers (see Contributors); the resource partners require credit. Please cite a release as:
Sedra, edited by George A. Kiraz and James Bennett. Beth Mardutho: The Syriac Institute.