Resources

Forthcoming: this page will have links to various resources for the interested linguistics, physics, and mathematics students.

WALS (World Atlas of Language Structures)
- A large collection of linguistic features and their distribution throughout Earth. This is an indispensable resource for understanding how different languages handle different things.
SIL’s Glossary of Linguistic Terms
- This is for whenever someone says “agglutinative” or “ergative”, and you don’t know what that means.
Small Glossary of Linguistics
- A more beginner-friendly, but less exhaustive glossary compared to SIL’s.
Langfocus
- highlights the linguistic details of world languages
The Ling Space
- educational channel about linguistics; essentially an entire major’s worth of accessible material
Nativlang
- charming descriptions of world languages, including their histories
Tom Scott
- general education channel; many videos on linguistics topics
Simon Roper
- archaeology student; channel focusses on Germanic languages and their historical developments
Jackson Crawford
- Old Norse specialist; Norse language and myth
The Virtual Linguistics Campus
- linguistics education
Xidnaf
- wide variety of linguistic-related content
Artifexian
- creative content like constructed languages; lots of great examples of how some things work in world languages
Biblaridion
- creative content like constructed languages; lots of great examples of how some things work in world languages

A Physics Book List
- Useful titles organized by subject; this contains works typically encountered in a higher education physics program as well as more specialized titles.
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