Ágnes Kalivoda

Ágnes Kalivoda

Research Fellow

Hungarian Research Centre for Linguistics

About me

I am a computational corpus linguist at the Hungarian Research Centre for Linguistics in Budapest. I specialize in data-driven research of Hungarian preverb constructions (see my Ph.D. dissertation). I am interested in Natural Language Processing, especially in fine-tuning existing tools and developing new ones for corpus building and dictionary editing. I was among the creators of the Old Hungarian Corpus, the Parallel Bible Reader and the UraLUID database. Apart from my academic work, I am a freelance language technologist and a language enthusiast.

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Interests
  • Corpus linguistics
  • Usage-based models of language
  • Natural Language Processing
  • Creation of language resources
Education
  • Ph.D. summa cum laude in linguistics, 2021

    Pázmány Péter Catholic University

  • M.A. in digital humanities, 2016

    Pázmány Péter Catholic University

  • B.A. in Slavonic (Russian) studies, 2014

    Eötvös Loránd University

  • B.A. in German (Scandinavian) studies, 2014

    Eötvös Loránd University

Publications

(2026). PrevHist: A dataset of Old and Middle Hungarian preverb constructions. Journal of Open Humanities Data 12/95: 1–5.

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(2026). Morphological change as systemically motivated bricolage: Hungarian impulsative constructions. Morphology 36/1: 1–33. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11525-025-09451-4.

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(2026). Mapping the meaning of Hungarian impulsative constructions. In: Voigt, Rob – Warstadt, Alex – Feldman, Naomi – Linzen, Tal (eds.): Proceedings of the Society for Computation in Linguistics 2026. Association for Computational Linguistics, San Diego. Online edition. 291–293.

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Presentations

(2026). Mapping the meaning of Hungarian impulsative constructions. 9th Meeting of the Society for Computation in Linguistics (SCiL2026). San Diego, 3–4 July, 2026.

Poster

(2026). Affixation, back-formation, or both? A corpus-based study on the multiple motivation of Hungarian compound verbs. 22nd International Morphology Meeting (IMM22). Budapest, 18–21 June, 2026.

Slides

(2026). Expressivity and productivity in the Hungarian -hAtnék construction. 14th International Conference of Construction Grammar (ICCG14). Princeton, 4–6 June, 2026.

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Datasets

(2026). PrevHist: A dataset of Old and Middle Hungarian preverb constructions.

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(2021). PrevDistro: Preverb Distributions.

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(2020). PrevCons: Preverb Constructions.

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(2019). PrevLex: Preverb Lexicon.

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Corpora

(2023). Moldvai magyar korpusz – részletek Tánczos Vilmos gyűjtéséből [Corpus of Moldavian Hungarian dialects – recordings from Vilmos Tánczos' collection].

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(2017). Uralic Languages under the Influence database.

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(2017). Párhuzamos Bibliaolvasó [Parallel Bible Reader].

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(2013). Ómagyar Korpusz [The Old Hungarian Corpus].

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