| SeaLex Southeast Asian Lexicography | |
| What SeaLex is an informal association of researchers and developers interested in Southeast Asian lexicography. SeaLex encourages:
Why Many SEA languages share etymological influences and typological features; moreover, the Indic-derived writing systems found across Burma, Laos, Thailand, and Cambodia pose common technical difficulties. Yet there is little or no regional cooperation in SEA lexicography, nor are SEA issues raised within other Asian lexicography groups. Even some dictionaries of SEA languages may be difficult or impossible to find within SEA itself. SeaLex provides an opportunity for researchers interested in SEA lexicography to raise issues before an international discussion group of SEA scholars. It acts as a focal point for announcements and discussion of projects, tools, and standards. Finally, SeaLex provides a conduit for seeking assistance and support.
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With SeaLex joins a growing family of lexicography groups that includes SIGLEX, EURALEX, AFRILEX, VIETLEX, DSNA, AUSTRALEX, and ASIALEX, When SeaLex was initiated in 2003 by Doug Cooper. This page was last updated on July 14, 2005. |
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