Works To Be Prepared/ To Be Published
- The Persian Word Bank (بانکِ زبانِ فارسی): a one-hundred-million-word corpus, with part-of-speech tagging, and A Frequency Dictionary of Persian, under preparation.
- The Dari (East Persian) Corpus: a one-million-word corpus, with part-of-speech tagging, to be prepared.
- The Tajik Language Corpus: a one-million-word corpus, with part-of-speech tagging, to be prepared.
- The Sorani Kurdish Corpus: a one-million-word corpus, with part-of-speech tagging, to be prepared.
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