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# Dataset Card for hmar_language_basic_words
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This dataset is part of my personal project to create a comprehensive dataset for the Hmar language. Currently
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This dataset will continue to expand with additional dictionaries and resources as part of a larger effort to document the Hmar language.
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### Hmar Language
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Hmar is a Sino-Tibetan language spoken by the Hmar people in northeastern India. While not endangered, the language faces challenges in documentation and use, making this project essential for its preservation.
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# Dataset Card for hmar_language_basic_words
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This dataset is part of my personal project to create a comprehensive dataset for the Hmar language. Currently, It includes Dr. John H. Pulamte's dictionary, scraped from [pherzawl-diksawnari.com](https://pherzawl-diksawnari.com/). No explicit license was found on the source website, and users should be aware that this data may be subject to copyright. However, since the data was scraped from a publicly accessible website, I believe it is acceptable for use in **non-commercial purposes**, such as language documentation, learning, and preservation.
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The dataset is stored in the `Pherzawl-Diksawnari` directory with CSV files categorized by their starting letter. The previous dataset has been removed in favor of more accurate translations, ensuring this version is a better resource for Hmar language documentation and learning.
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This dataset will continue to expand with additional dictionaries and resources as part of a larger effort to document the Hmar language.
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### Hmar Language
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Hmar is a Sino-Tibetan language spoken by the Hmar people in northeastern India. While not endangered, the language faces challenges in documentation and use, making this project essential for its preservation.
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