84000
by 84000A global nonprofit making the Tibetan Buddhist canon freely available in modern languages through English translations, interactive tools and study resources.
- Web
- Free
Find and read texts
Where do the texts themselves live? These libraries and archives hold Tibetan originals, scans and translations that anyone can read online.
Tools
BDRC Buddhist Digital Archives
by Buddhist Digital Resource Center (BDRC)A cooperative platform for expanding access to Buddhist literature, with millions of pages of texts contributed by BDRC and its many partners.
- Web
- Free
Lotsawa House
by Lotsawa HouseTranslations of Tibetan Buddhist texts, plus a set of Tibetan digital tools including a Wylie converter, a phonetics generator and a Phugpa calendar converter.
- Web
- Free
OpenPecha
by OpenPechaEmpowers communities to learn, live and share Buddhist wisdom through digital technologies. The organisation behind Botok and pdf-cmap-fix, among other projects.
- Web
- Free
Tibetan and Himalayan Library
by Tibetan and Himalayan Library (THL)An open online library of texts, photographs, audio-video recordings and studies about the Tibetan plateau and the southern Himalayan regions. All content is open access.
- Web
- Free
Botok
developer library · Python · by OpenPechaA Python library for tokenizing Tibetan text into words, which can also add lemmas, part-of-speech tags and clean forms.
- Free
- Open source
tibetan-regexps
developer library · JavaScript · by Frère JérémyUseful regular expressions for dealing with Unicode Tibetan, such as splitting a text into Tibetan groups or recognizing punctuation.
- Free
- Open source
tibetan-word-tokenizer
developer library · JavaScript · by Frère JérémyA JavaScript port of Botok, OpenPecha's Tibetan word tokenizer, with Sanskrit detection. Runs in Node.js with no dependencies. The linguistic work and the dictionary are by the Botok team at OpenPecha.
- Free
- Open source
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