The Russian National Corpus is a representative collection of texts in Russian, counting more than 2 bln tokens and completed with linguistic annotation and search tools

We continue to develop the functionality of the corpus for teaching Russian in schools. Nine new rules related to vowel alternation in the root have been added to the Practice Example Generator:

• The letters Е and И in root -зар-/-зор-
• The letters Е and И in root  -бер-/-бир-
• The letters Е and И in root  -блест-/-блист-
• The letters Е and И in root  -дер-/-дир-
• The letters Е and И in root  -жег-/-жиг-
• The letters Е and И in root  -мер-/-мир-
• The letters Е and И in root  -пер-/-пир-
• The letters Е and И in root  -стел-/-стил-
• The letters Е and И in root  -тер-/-тир-
• The letters Е and И in root  -чет-/-чит-

You can access the generator page from the RNC for school page by clicking on the corresponding banner.

The Poetry corpus has been enriched with works by seven very different poets of the 20th and 21st centuries: Agnia Barto, Vladimir Gandelsman, Evgeny Khorvat, Eduard Limonov, German Plisetsky, Andrei Turkin, and Alexander Velichansky. The total size of the new texts is 220,000 words.

Today marks the 22nd anniversary of the Russian National Corpus!

Join the quiz "One Hundred to One," based on the frequency data from RNC, and find out what the most common tails, animals, and pie fillings can be found in it!