Analyse full sentences and paragraphs with context-aware word types, base stems, and colour-coded endings.
In Finnish, words transform substantially depending on their role in a sentence. Identical surface forms can represent entirely different parts of speech. For instance, kuusi can be the noun for "spruce" or the number "six", and voi can mean the noun "butter" or the verb "can / may".
Finnish Text Analyser allows you to paste continuous Finnish text (from short idioms to full multi-paragraph articles) and instantly see each word broken down. It uses a hybrid morphological engine combining instant client-side dictionary lookup with AI contextual disambiguation to identify the correct part of speech and render character-level inflection diffs.
The word list and inflection data are derived from English Wiktionary via kaikki.org, licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0. Inflection paradigm codes follow the KOTUS classification used in Finnish grammar references.
Contextual part-of-speech disambiguation is powered by a statistical sequence tagger trained on the Turku Dependency Treebank (UD_Finnish-TDT) (licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0 by the University of Turku) and the FinnTreeBank (UD_Finnish-FTB) (licensed under CC BY 4.0 by the University of Helsinki).
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