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Spring Boot backend for Latin word search and grammar, powered by typed Wiktionary/Kaikki lexical data.
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Java/Spring backend for a Latin lexical search and grammar application.
LexiconMeum ingests machine-readable Latin lexical data derived from Wiktionary, normalizes it into a typed domain model, and serves search and lexeme detail APIs for a frontend client.
The project focuses on a domain that is structurally irregular in the source data but highly structured in the user-facing result: dictionary entries, grammatical features, inflections, and related lexical forms.Read the full README ↗The full README is unavailable right now. Read it at the original link. The saved excerpt is shown below.
Java/Spring backend for a Latin lexical search and grammar application.
LexiconMeum ingests machine-readable Latin lexical data derived from Wiktionary, normalizes it into a typed domain model, and serves search and lexeme detail APIs for a frontend client.
The project focuses on a domain that is structurally irregular in the source data but highly structured in the user-facing result: dictionary entries, grammatical features, inflections, and related lexical forms.Read the full README ↗