estonian

Morphological analysis of each word (punctuation omitted): `word`, `lemma`, `partofspeech` (pos_tag's tags), `form` (Vabamorf code, "" if uninflected), `root` (`_` joins compound parts), `ending` ("0" = none). Present only when they apply: `form_estonian` (the form's Estonian name), `clitic`, `root_tokens` (compound parts), `analyses_count` (>1: still ambiguous in context), `usage_note` (archaic, foreign, abbreviation, interjection, proper-noun) and the more precise `usage_note_estonian` (often names the neutral word), `indeclinable: true` (keeps its base form before a noun: täis, tuntud, täitmata; check it before declining a noun phrase).

Heuristic Estonian register score: a directional hint, not a verdict. Most everyday prose scores neutral, and address forms (sina/teie) are not scored. `score` runs from -1 (colloquial) to 1 (formal); `tier_estonian` is the correct Estonian label to quote (formaalne, never *formalne). `consistency.is_mixed`: formal and colloquial markers both occur, which jars even when the tier is neutral. `structure` adds up to 0.4 (`applied`) for umbisikuline tegumood and noun density, from 25 words up and never on net-colloquial text. For a per-issue kantseliit breakdown use check_officialese.

Nearest neighbours of an Estonian word in a fastText model (Common Crawl and Wikipedia), ranked by cosine `score`. Unlike `synonyms` (same meaning, WordNet), these are words used in similar contexts: near-synonyms, related concepts, inflections of the input itself (lemmatize to dedupe) and sometimes antonyms (tark: loll). Senses are not separated: `lahe` gets whichever of "bay" and "cool" dominates the corpus. Any string, even a typo, gets neighbours.

Lemma (dictionary form) of each word, from its most likely analysis. Punctuation is omitted.

People, places and organisations (`type` PER, LOC, ORG) with character offsets `start` and `end`. `text` is the span as written, often inflected (`Tallinnas`).

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Part-of-speech tag of each word (most likely reading); punctuation omitted. S noun, H proper noun, V verb, A adjective (C comparative, U superlative, G indeclinable), P pronoun, D adverb, K adposition, J conjunction, N cardinal, O ordinal, I interjection, Y abbreviation or symbol (§, €), X verb-bound word (`plehku`), Z a word of 40+ characters, too long for Vabamorf to analyse.

Spell-check Estonian text. Lists only the misspelled tokens, each occurrence in text order: `text`, `spelling: false`, and `suggestions` when Vabamorf has any. An empty list means every word passed. Passing proves only that a word is well-formed: Vabamorf accepts any valid compound, even an invented one (`toortõlkeoht`). Check a compound you coined with check_compound_familiarity.

Lowercased syllables of one Estonian word; `quantity` is the välde (1-3), `accent` 1 marks stress. Vabamorf's guesser syllabifier: it can err even on common words.

Estonian WordNet synsets for a word, one per sense, each with `lemmas` (the synonyms), any `definition` and any `examples`. `synset_count` is the total before `max_synsets` cuts the list. For "is this the right word here?", read each `definition` against the context, not just `lemmas`. A gloss naming a medium, field or material limits where the word fits: `korpus` is "kirjaliku või suulise teksti elektrooniline kogu", so a set of images is not a korpus, while `andmestik` has no such limit. Register is a different question: check_officialese, classify_register.