List of Constraint Grammar Systems Sorted By Language
- Free software
- VISL CG-3 Constraint Grammar compiler/parser
- North and Lule Sami, Faroese, Komi and Greenlandic from the University of Tromsø (more information, Northern Sami documentation)
- Fred Karlsson's original Finnish FinCG is also available from the University of Tromsø as GPL, both in the original CG1 and in a converted CG3 version.
- Estonian
- Norwegian Nynorsk and Bokmål online,Oslo-Bergen tagger(sourcecode)
- Breton, Welsh, Irish Gaelic and Norwegian (converted from the above) in Apertium (see CG in Apertium)
- Non-free software
- Basque
- Catalan CATCG
- Danish DanGram
- English ENGCG, ENGCG-2, VISL-ENGCG
- Esperanto EspGram
- French FrAG
- German GerGram
- Irish online
- Italian ItaGram
- Spanish HISPAL
- Swedish SWECG
- Swahili
- Portuguese PALAVRAS
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